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Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Community Investments

Contact information of Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco:
Postal: P.O. Box 7702, San Francisco, CA 94120-7702
Phone: (415) 974-2000
Fax: (415) 974-3333
Email:
Web page: http://www.frbsf.org/
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Series handle: repec:fip:fedfci

2009, Issue Sum

3-7 Financial education for a stable financial future
by Laura Choi [Downloadable!]
8-10 An apple or a donut? How behavioral economics can improve our understanding of consumer choices
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
11-14 Learning and growing: Lessons learned in financial education
by Ted Beck & Brent Neiser [Downloadable!]
15-16 Financial education: Does it work and how do we know?
by Casey Bell & Dan Gorin & Jeanne Hogarth [Downloadable!]
17-22 Tax time as an asset building opportunity: assessing the potential
by J. Michael Collins [Downloadable!]
23-26 Banks and financial education: integrating practice, products, and partnerships
by Ammar Askari [Downloadable!]
27-30 Sustaining homeownership: the experience of city-based affordable homeownership
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
31-34 San Francisco’s new model for mixed-income housing: HOPE SF
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
35-36 Reforms to protect American credit card holders
by anonymous [Downloadable!]

2009, Issue Spr

3-7, 38 Addressing the challenges of unemployment in low-income communities
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
8-13, 38=39 Lessons for a new context: workforce development in an era of economic challenge
by Robert Giloth [Downloadable!]
14-18, 39 Back to school and back to work: community colleges and workforce development
by Laura Choi [Downloadable!]
19-20, 39 Workforce development needs for immigrant job-seekers
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
21-23, 39 Back to our roots, just greener this time: community development corporations and workforce development
by Makini Hassan [Downloadable!]
26-31, 39-40 Beyond lump sum: periodic payment of the earned income tax credit
by Steve Holt [Downloadable!]
32-33, 40 San Francisco works to support working families
by Vivian Pacheco [Downloadable!]

2008, Issue Win

3-7, 29 A new safety net for low-income families
by Sheila Zedlewski & Ajay Chaudry & Margaret Simms [Downloadable!]
8-11, 29 Beyond shelter: investing in quality affordable housing
by Laura Choi [Downloadable!]
12-14, 29 Supporting young children and families : an investment strategy that pays
by Julia Isaacs [Downloadable!]
15-19, 29 Encouraging entrepreneurship: a microenterprise development policy agenda
by Joyce Klein & Carol Wayman [Downloadable!]
20-21 Strengthening community development infrastructure: the opportunities and challenges of CDBG
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
22-23, 29 Return on investment: the mixed balance sheet of community development research
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
24-25, 29 A new look at the CRA
by Prabal Chakrabarti & John Olson [Downloadable!]
26-28, 30 Twenty-first century ownership: individual and community stakes
by Hannah Thomas & Thomas M. Shapiro [Downloadable!]

2008, Issue Sum

3-7, 20 It’s getting easier to be green - cultivating the intersections between community development and environmental sustainability
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
8-11, 20 Industrial decline and the opportunities and challenges of brownfield redevelopment
by Michael R. Greenberg & Henry Mayer & Karen Lowrie & Judith Shaw [Downloadable!]
12-13 Case study: transforming a brownfield in Baltimore
by Greg Lewis [Downloadable!]
14-15 Re-building it green
by Jennifer Somers [Downloadable!]
16, 20 Environmental justice
by Vivian Pacheco [Downloadable!]
17-18, 20 Triple-bottom line investing: balancing financial, social and environmental returns
by Jed Emerson & Tim Freundlich & Shari Berenbach [Downloadable!]

2008, Issue Spr

3-7, 22 From mattress money to checking accounts: a profile of Bank on San Francisco
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
8-12, 23 Foreclosure prevention in the 12th District: the role of community development
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
13-15, 22 Community land trusts: preserving long-term housing affordability
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
16-17, 22 Employer assisted housing: addressing the housing affordability gap
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
18 The Center for Community Development Investments
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
19-20, 22 Streamlining the mortgage approval process in Indian country
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
21 Joining forces: banker collaboratives seek greater community development impact
by anonymous [Downloadable!]

2007, Issue Spr

3-8, 29 Addressing community and economic development in rural America: trends, challenges, and opportunities
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
9-12, 29 Si Se Puede : developing farmworker housing in the 12th District
by Vivian Pacheco [Downloadable!]
13-15 Lending for rural development projects : infrastructure, community facilities, and affordable housing
by Robert Longman [Downloadable!]
16-20, 29-30 Morphing rural community development models : the nexus between the past and the future
by John C. Allen [Downloadable!]
21-23, 30 Native community development financial institutions : building a foundation for strong native economies
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
24-28, 30 Big lessons from small rural communities : working to reduce poverty long term
by Karl Stauber [Downloadable!]

2007, Issue Fall

3-6, 30 Back to school: prioritizing education in community development efforts
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
7-12, 30 The power of preschool: early investment yields solid returns
by Kathleen Reich [Downloadable!]
13-14, 30 The economics of early childhood development as seen by two Fed economists
by Arthur J. Rolnick & Rob Grunewald [Downloadable!]
16-18, 30 Linking community development and school improvement: an interview with Professor Mark Warren
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
20-21 The community development and education connection
by Deborah McKoy [Downloadable!]

2006, Issue Win

3-11 Tackling neighborhood poverty: developing strategic approaches to community development
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
12-13 Credit where it counts: the CRA’s role in revitalizing low- and moderate-income communities
by Michael Barr [Downloadable!]
14-18 Place matters: how community development departments are rediscovering communities
by Elwood Hopkins & Daniel Tellalian [Downloadable!]
19-23 Works in progress: comprehensive approaches to community development
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
24-25 Neighborhoods in bloom: measuring the impact of targeted community investments
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
26-27 The Reinvestment Fund's approach to community development
by Jeremy Nowak [Downloadable!]

2006, Issue Spr

3-9 Small business development: an overview
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
10-14 Microbusiness, macro-impact: capitalizing on potential
by Valerie Plummer [Downloadable!]
15-16 The corner store: investing in a "sense of place"
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
17 Using CRA-qualified community development activities to reach more small businesses
by John Olson [Downloadable!]
18-19 Building bridges in low- and moderate-income communities
by Stanley Tom [Downloadable!]
18-19 Delivering financial return and community results: Pacific Community Ventures
by Beth Sirull & Todd Schafer [Downloadable!]

2006, Issue Oct

3-8 Crossing borders, creating communities
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
9 Community profile: Arizona
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
10 Community profile: Los Angeles
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
11-15 Financial access for immigrants: the challenges and opportunities facing U.S. depository institutions
by Robin Newberger & Anna Paulson & Audrey Singer & Jeremy Smith [Downloadable!]
16 Community profile: California's Central Valley
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
17-23 Community development in dynamic neighborhoods: synchronizing services and strategies with immigrant communities
by Kay Fernandez [Downloadable!]
24 Community profile: Utah
by anonymous [Downloadable!]

2006, Issue Dec

3-9, 25 Homeownership at high cost : recent trends in the mortgage lending industry
by Naomi Cytron & Laura Lanzerotti [Downloadable!]
10-14, 26 Preventing foreclosure : initiatives to sustain homeownership
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
15-18, 27 Calculated risk : assessing nontraditional mortgage products
by Paul Leonard & Michael Calhoun [Downloadable!]
19-22, 27 Nontraditional mortgage guidance
by John Olson [Downloadable!]

2005, Issue Sep

3-7 Affordable housing in high cost areas : an introduction
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
9-11 Innovations in housing policy : the evolving role of local government
by Larry A. Rosenthal [Downloadable!]
13-15 State housing trust funds: meeting local affordable housing needs
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
16-19 Some assembly required: using manufactured housing in affordable housing development
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
20-22 Stuck in the middle: financing workforce housing
by John Olson [Downloadable!]

2005, Issue May

3-10 Savings in the spotlight: making a case for asset building policies and programs
by Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
11-13 Individual development accounts: engaging the financial services industry in asset building
by Naomi Cytron & Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
15-16 Measuring ownership in America : CFED's new assets and opportunity scorecard
by Lillian G. Woo & Jessica Thomas & David Buchholz & Jerome Uher [Downloadable!]
17-19 The asset policy initiative of California : building momentum for policy change at the state level
by Heather McCulloch [Downloadable!]
20-22 From refunds to assets : leveraging the benefits of the earned income tax credit
by anonymous [Downloadable!]

2005, Issue Jan.

A guide to the community development landscape in the nine western states
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
Community development needs and resources
by Scott Turner [Downloadable!]
Overall community development environment
by Scott Turner [Downloadable!]

2004, Issue Sep

9 Success on the investment test
by Ryan Trammell [Downloadable!]

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