Racial justice is at the center of our mission at CRC, where we work to right the wrongs of institutional disenfranchisement and transform socioeconomic realities experienced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.
What you'll get from our training
We offer our members training, education, language, resources, and a vehicle to rise to the challenge of this moment. Some of the objectives of the cohort include:
- Supporting CRC member staff and lay leaders in developing a racial justice lens around economic justice issues specifically related to money and wealth in America.
- Laying the groundwork for future member-led policy development and CRC’s ongoing fight for equitable investment in BIPOC communities.
- Equiping CRC members with the language, tools, and resources to educate, inform, and activate their bases in the fight for racial and economic justice.
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Racial and Economic Justice Stories
What’s So Special About Special Purpose Credit Programs?
Lessons Learned from Special Purpose Credit Program Negotiations By Doni Tadesse and Kevin Stein, Southern California Organizer and Chief of Legal and Strategy In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, many American corporations made pronouncements and commitments to racial justice and many Americans engaged in soul-searching regarding police brutality, anti-Black violence and ongoing...
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Rise Economy Resilience Fund Cohort Member Earns CDFI Status from US Department of Treasury
For Immediate Release Media Contact Brian M. Maxey, 510-813-7552 bmaxey@rise-economy.org With Sonoma-based Creser Capital Fund’s CDFI certification, Rise Economy furthers its mission of launching the next generation of BIPOC-led CDFIs. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14, 2023 — Loan seekers in Sonoma County will have more options for services now that Creser Capital Fund (CCF)…
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Rise Economy and 100 Organizations Urge Bank CEOs to Make Good on Anti-Discrimination, Racial Wealth Gap Closing Comments
For Immediate Release Sept. 7, 2023 Media Contact: Brian M. Maxey bmaxey@rise-economy.org, 510-813-7552 ‘We are urging CEOs of major banking institutions to explicitly state their positions on these crucial issues and to reform their lobbying and litigation tactics’ SAN FRANCISCO – Rise Economy, formerly the California Reinvestment Coalition, alongside 100 national, state and…
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Resources and Reports
Have enrollement questions?
Contact Aliyah Shaheed, Bay Area Organizer, at ashaheed@calreinvest.org for more information.