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San Diego Labor Market and Economic Overview Presentation
Posted April 24, 2013
These charts present economic data on housing and labor market trends, with a particular focus on San Diego and the broader Southern California region. |
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Household Net Worth & Asset Ownership
among the Economically Vulnerable
Posted April 19, 2013
This Research Brief examines disparities in household net worth and asset ownership by race, income, and educational attainment. |
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Pay for Success Financing
Community Development Investment Review
Volume 9, Issue 1, 2013
This issue of the Community Development Investment Review explores Pay for Success financing and performance-based contracting in the social sector. |
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Increasing Financial Capability among Economically Vulnerable Youth: MY Path
Community Development Working Paper 2013 - 03
Posted March 12, 2013 |
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Vantage Point, the 12th District Community Indicators Project
New issue posted January 2013
This issue of Vantage Point synthesizes the key themes that emerged in
the fall 2012 survey based on the responses of 365 expert stakeholders from the 12th District. |
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The Subprime Crisis in Suburbia: Exploring the Links Between Foreclosures and Suburban Poverty
Community Development Working Paper 2013 - 02
Posted February 12, 2013 |
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Foreclosure Resource Center
Updated presentations posted for January 2013.
Posted January 31, 2013
Provides research and resources on the foreclosure crisis, including a toolbox for mitigating the negative impacts of foreclosures at the local level and PowerPoint presentations on housing and mortgage market trends within the Federal Reserve's 12th District. |
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From Cashing Checks to Building Assets: A Case Study of the Check Cashing/Credit Union Hybrid Service Model
Community Development Working Paper 2013 - 01
Posted January 24, 2013 |
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An Integrated Approach to Community Development
Community Investments: Volume 24, Number 3, 2012
Posted December 26, 2012
This special issue of Community Investments highlights excerpts from Investing in What Works for America’s Communities: Essays on People, Place & Purpose, with a particular focus on the topic of “integration,” a prominent theme that emerges from the book. |
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Navigating Uncertainty and Growing Jobs: Considering Small Employer Firm Resilience During Challenging Economic Times
Community Development Working Paper 2012 - 06
Posted December 21, 2012 |
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Impact Investing for Small, Place-Based Fiduciaries: The Research Study Initiated by the United Way of the Bay Area
Community Development Working Paper 2012 - 05
Posted December 21, 2012 |
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Building a Robust Anti-Poverty Network in the Bay Area
Community Development Working Paper 2012-03
Posted September 26, 2012
Using eastern Contra Costa County as a case study, this paper outlines some of the challenges for the current anti-poverty network in suburban locales, and lays out a framework for building capacity to better meet the needs in these urban fringe areas. |
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Investing in What Works for America's Communities
Posted August 31, 2012
This book encourages a more integrated approach to anti-poverty efforts that builds on what we know is working. Through dozens of examples of innovative ideas that are transforming neighborhoods, this book uncovers the new sectors, new financing tools, and new technologies that can be harnessed to bring opportunity to America’s struggling communities. |
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The 2012 National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference
March 25-28, 2012
Seattle, Washington
From March 25-28, 2012, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, in partnership with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund, hosted the 2012 National Interagency Community Reinvestment Conference in Seattle, WA. |
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Student Debt and Default in the 12th District
Posted December 7, 2011
This Brief examines broad trends in student borrowing in the Federal Reserve's 12th District, with an emphasis on students from low- and moderate-income households. |
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Healthy Communities
The Healthy Communities Initiative was designed to enrich the debate on how cross-sector and place-based approaches to revitalize low-income communities might both revitalize neighborhoods and improve health. The idea is simple: those who work on making low-income communities function better (by building high-quality affordable housing, financing small businesses, and creating community assets such as charter schools, clinics, or daycare centers) should work closely with the health sector to coordinate those community-improving efforts in a way that promotes better health outcomes over the life course. |
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Advancing Social Impact Investments through Measurement
Community Development Investment Review
Volume 7, Issue 2, 2011
This issue of the Review includes the proceedings of the "Advancing Social Impact Investments through Measurement" conference held at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors on March 21, 2011. The conference was an attempt to bring both the community development finance and the impact investing communities together to share recent developments in innovation in social metrics and to think more deeply about how the government could play a role in promoting more and better measurement of social and environmental outcomes. In addition to the proceedings, this issue includes a series of thoughtful essays written by conference attendees in response to what they heard at the convening. |
