Recently, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded $56.5 million to 77 Native American communities throughout the country to improve housing conditions and stimulate community development for residents, including funding construction projects and local jobs. The grants are part of HUD’s Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) Program, which supports a wide range of community development and affordable housing activities.
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Census Releases New American Community Survey
Today, the U.S. Census Bureau released new statistics on America’s economy, income, poverty and over 40 other topics from the American Community Survey, providing a detailed look at life as an American. Several states witnessed an increase in income and a decrease in poverty rates between 2014 and 2015. During this period, the percentage of people covered by health insurance increased in all of the largest 25 metros.
Why is Diversity Classification Important for Real Estate Businesses?
As a business owner, you’re always searching for new ways to develop your business. A new lead, a new client, a change in marketing strategy can all mean the difference between a period of growth and security or one of struggle and uncertainty. In our competitive business world, you must remain aware of all factors that can give your business a leg up on the competition.
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Superfoods to Help Fight Cancer
With October being National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to always be up-to-date with the latest health and cancer developments. Courtesy of City of Hope, here are some superfoods with remarkable cancer-fighting benefits. With a slight change in your diet, these foods can have a lasting impact on your health and life.
Rebecca Steele Cleared With Prejudice in 2008 Financial Crisis
Rebecca Steele Cleared With Prejudice
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In October 2013, Rebecca Steele became the only person found liable for their part in the 2008 financial crisis. This verdict was the result of a 2012 civil lawsuit filed by the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara against Steele and Bank of America Corp., which alleged that Countrywide Financial Corp.-now owned by Bank of America Corp.-misrepresented the quality of loans it sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in its 2007 “Hustle” program.
Cancer Superfoods, Mastering Mindset, Rebecca Steele Cleared with Prejudice, Natural Disasters
Superfoods to Help Fight Cancer
With October being National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is important to always be up-to-date with the latest health and cancer developments. Courtesy of City of Hope, here are some superfoods with remarkable cancer-fighting benefits. With a slight change in your diet, these foods can have a lasting impact on your health and life.
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Rebecca Steele Cleared With Prejudice in 2008 Financial Crisis
In October 2013, Rebecca Steele became the only person found liable for their part in the 2008 financial crisis. This verdict was the result of a 2012 civil lawsuit filed by the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara against Steele and Bank of America Corp., which alleged that Countrywide Financial Corp.—now owned by Bank of America Corp.—misrepresented the quality of loans it sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in its 2007 “Hustle” program.
7 Financial Tips to Help Prepare for a Natural Disaster
In recognition of National Preparedness Month, it is crucial to prepare yourself and your home for the unexpected. The Independent Community Bankers of America® (ICBA) is reminding Americans about the importance of getting their financial affairs in order and offer tips to help them prepare before a natural disaster strikes.
“Having access to pertinent documents and emergency funds is critical in the days and weeks following a natural disaster,” says ICBA Chairman Rebeca Romero Rainey. “Devising a strategy ahead of time can help alleviate victims from undue pressure during an incredibly stressful time. Doing so will also help minimize financial uncertainty, and limit the long-term impacts from damaged, destroyed or lost financial documents.”
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NAWRB Magazine: Volume 5, Issue 3
Women’s Diversity and Inclusion
NAWRB Magazine’s Volume 5 Issue 3, Women’s Diversity and Inclusion, celebrates the leading women of the housing ecosystem and recognizes the work and progress needed to balance the off-kilter American workplace for women in business.
We have the honor of featuring Carla Harris, Vice Chairman, Global Wealth Management and Senior Client Advisor at Morgan Stanley, as this issue’s sheCENTER(FOLD). With her advocacy work for women with the National Women’s Business Council (NWBC) and extensive experience as a housing ecosystem powerhouse, Harris is uniquely positioned to identify and address the pervasive obstacles facing professional women today. From her beginnings at Morgan Stanley to her Grammy aspirations and life as a new mother, Harris takes us through the life of an exemplary Renaissance woman.
The beautiful Roaring Twenty Awards spread features our amazing winners, from CEOs of multi-billion dollar companies to founders of compassionate, caring local businesses, our award winners are driven by hearts of gold cultivating the 1920s spirit. These women are trailblazers setting a new standard and paving the way for tomorrow’s entrepreneurs.
Here at NAWRB, we are proud to be one of the strong voices for professional women and continue to be a leader for women in the housing ecosystem.
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The 3rd Annual NAWRB Women’s Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Conference concluded on Wednesday with our Roaring Twenty Award Winners and attendees dancing late into the night to the Sam Sorenson Band with lead singer Brenda Lynne. Coming together with so many executive women, housing ecosystem professionals and supporters of the women’s movement for equality was as energizing as it was inspiring.
From Toni Moss’s commanding keynote speech detailing her journey as a globalization expert to our powerful NAWRB Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Council (NDILC) Luncheon, in which our panelists spoke about their stories of success through widespread gender-based barriers, our conference delivered the impact of being a woman in the American workplace.
Read more on conference coverage: www.NAWRB.com.
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The 3rd Annual NAWRB Women’s Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Conference
The 3rd Annual NAWRB Women’s Diversity and Inclusion Leadership Conference concluded last night with our buzzing Roaring Twenty Awards Gala that saw award winners and attendees dancing late into the night to the beautiful tunes from the Sam Sorenson Band with lead singer Brenda Lynne. Coming together with so many women, housing ecosystem professionals and supporters of the women’s movement for equality was as energizing as it was inspiring.