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Volume 13; No. 2; September 2001
Community Investments, September
2001 (PDF - 685KB)
Complete Newsletter
- Cover (PDF - 109KB)
- Editor's Notebook
(PDF - 82KB)
-by Fred Mendez
- Census 2000 and The
Power of Demographics/Using Census Data to Create a Performance Context
(PDF - 256KB)
Deciphering your community is the first step your to serving their
needs.Census 2000 can help. Read How
-By Robert Clingman, U.S. Census Bureau &
Gilberto Cooper, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
- Making Reinvestment
Work For San Diego (PDF - 120KB)
An informative article about an entity that has made the “three
leg” partnership among community, government and banks work in
San Diego
-by Jim Bliesner, Director, San Diego Reinvestment Task Force &
Michael Lengyel, Project Analyst, San Diego Reinvestment Task Force
- District Update
(PDF - 181KB)
First-year achievements of the 12th District Leadership Councils and
snapshots from the 2001 Summit
- Rebuilding Communities
One Site At A Time (PDF - 162KB)
Find out how Genesis LA is linking public and private resources to
create oases in the City of Angels
-by Rocky Delgadillo, City Attorney, Los Angeles
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Equity
Equivalent Investments (PDF - 81KB)
EQ2s are the newest innovation
for investing in CDFIs. Learn how they can enhance your lending
or investment test performance and strengthen CDFIs
Editor-in-Chief
- Joy Hoffmann Molloy
Managing Editor - Lena Robinson
Contributing Editor - Jack Richards
Design and Layout - Cynthia B. Blake
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Community Investments
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
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San Francisco, California 94105
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