Federal Reserve Community Development Experts
Get to know the Federal Reserve community development research and outreach professionals focused on issues facing low- and moderate-income communities across the United States.
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Abadur’s work focuses on increasing the quality of jobs in the New England Region.
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Maria Carmelita is responsible for communicating with and educating the public about the Federal Reserve’s role in setting monetary policy and promoting financial stability.
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Edison works to connect employers with a skilled workforce.
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Carlos helps lead the Working Communities Challenge (WCC) in Vermont.
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William M. Rodgers III
Vice President, Community Development Research
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Bill is vice president of Community Development Research at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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Alex specializes in workforce development, benefits cliffs, trends in labor force participation, occupational mobility, and the future of work.
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Alvaro provides high level research support on topics related to economic development.
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Rocio studies access to credit and financial services, with special attention to how lower-income consumers and communities participate in the financial system and how that impacts economic outcomes.
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Jane focuses on education attainment and workforce development.
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Sarah conducts research on barriers to positive labor force engagement of LMI parents.
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Suchi leads outreach and stakeholder engagement at the Chicago Fed.
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Adam studies topics within urban, public, labor, and housing economics.
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Jake supports research related to health, household financial well-being, and climate.
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Steve has expertise in workforce development and the Community Reinvestment Act.
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Ali focuses on equitable development and access to credit.
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Javier focuses on community and economic development issues.
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Sarah focuses on the financial and credit needs of local communities.
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Julie specializes in engagement and research to understand the links between household finance, community, and economic mobility.