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Volume 12; No. 3; December 2000
Community
Investments, December 2000 (PDF - 802KB)
Complete Newsletter
- Cover (PDF - 173KB)
- Editor's Notebook
(PDF - 116KB)
-by Joy Hoffmann Molloy
- Combating Financial
Fraud: What You Can Do (PDF - 563KB)
Efforts to eliminate financial fraud are as varied as the acts
of fraud themselves. This article spotlights several programs throughout
the fed's 12th District targeted at protecting those most vulnerable
to being victimized and offers suggestions on what role your organization
can play
-Introduction by Lena Robinson, Associate Community Affairs Specialist,
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
- Digital Divide
(PDF - 293KB)
What are the potential social and economic consequences of a digitally
divided society and what can be done to bridge the gap? This thoughtful
article provides answers to both these questions
-by Georgette Bhathena, Associate Examiner: Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
- CARAT Announces TACP
(PDF - 206KB)
Technical assistance is critical tothe creation and long-term success
of many small businesses. Read the results from a California nonprofit's
survey of technical assistance providers and learn how these results
will be used to develop baseline standards for certification
-by Selma Taylor, Executive Director, California Resources and
Training
- District Update
(PDF - 143KB)
Featuring the profile of Leadership Council members from Los Angeles
and Boise and the 2001 roundtable dates.
- District Bulletin
(PDF - 229KB)
Editor-in-Chief
- Joy Hoffmann Molloy
Managing Editor - Lena Robinson
Contributing Editor - Jack Richards
Design and Layout - Cynthia B. Blake
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consider publishing an article by or about you. Please
contact:
Managing
Editor
Community Investments
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
101 Market Street, Mail Stop 620
San Francisco, California 94105
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