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Consumption trends of the U.S. hispanic population from 1980-2003: Anonymous

The impact of poverty on the location of financial establishments: evidence from across-county data pp. 2-5: Robin G. Newberger and Lynn Riggs
Bankruptcy – the new law pp. 6-8: Helen Mirza

Foreclosure alternatives: case for preserving homeownership pp. 2-5: Desiree Hatcher
CFED’s assets and opportunity scorecard highlights national inconsistencies in financial security pp. 6-7: Andrea Levere
Islamic finance: meeting financial needs with faith based products pp. 8-14: Shirley Chiu and Robin G. Newberger
First accounts: a U.S. Treasury Department program to expand access to financial institutions pp. 15-19: Joshua Harriman, David Marzahl, Steve Neumann and O. S. Owen
Sustainable rural development: the role of strategic visioning, MAPPING the future of your community program pp. 20-22: Nancy E. Richman
Landmark payday loan act in Illinois pp. 23-24: Harry Pestine

An informed discussion: achieving sustainability, scale and impact in community development finance: a conference summary: Anonymous

Towards financial literacy: program leaders comment on evaluation and impact pp. 3-11: Michelle Coussens
Childhood obesity: an issue for public health advocates, researchers, and community development practitioners pp. 12-16: Kristin Butcher and Robin G. Newberger
Linking international remittance flows to financial Services: tapping the Latino immigrant market pp. 17-21: Harry Pestine
Banking on remittances: reaching the immigrant market pp. 22-24: Anonymous

Lessons learned from the conference series: an informed discussion of financial access for immigrants: Anonymous

Alternative IDs, ITIN mortgages, and emerging Latino markets pp. 2-8: Mari Gallagher
Community banks: what is their future and why does it matter? pp. 9-11: Robert DeYoung and Robin G. Newberger
Check clearing in the 21st Century: where are my checks? pp. 12-15: Desiree Hatcher

New pathways to scale for community development finance pp. 2-24: Laura Casoni, Steve Davidson, Cathie Mahon, Fred Mendez, Kirsten S. Moy and Gregory A. Ratliff
Do hispanic neighborhoods in Chicago promote or hinder homeownership opportunities? pp. 24-25: Robin G. Newberger and Maude Toussaint-Comeau
Keeping the promise: immigration proposals from the heartland: a report from the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations pp. 26-28: Christopher Whitney

Financial access for immigrants conference: learning from diverse perspectives: Anonymous

Recent immigration trends in Southeast Michigan pp. 2-6: Jason C. Booza
Predatory lending—a grassroots perspective pp. 7-8: Tyler Uetz
Merging the two sides: community needs and market opportunities pp. 9-12: Mari Gallagher
Bank expansion decisions and CRA performance pp. 13-16: Robin G. Newberger and Anna Paulson

Neighborhood housing dervices of Chicago homeownership preservation iinitiative: Anonymous

Savings account usage by low- and moderate-income people in the Chicago Metropolitan Area pp. 2-9: Robin G. Newberger
A discussion and display of innovations: the second annual Illinois asset-building conference pp. 10-11: Anonymous
Beyond financial education: changing financial behavior: a portfolio of applied research projects pp. 12-15: Michelle Coussens
An informed discussion of the earned income credit--Milwaukee pp. 16-19: Steven Kuehl

High profile predatory lending cases pp. 2-5: Steven Kuehl
Finding the intersection between compliance and new markets pp. 6-7: Mari Gallagher
FLLIP's \\"your money & your life financial education program reports high marks after first year pp. 8-9: Steven G. Anderson and Dory Rand
FLLIP's \\"your money & your life\\" financial regulation education program high marks after first year pp. 8-9: Steven G. Anderson and Dory Rand
CEDA community development fund ATM demonstration project pp. 11: Harry Pestine
Financial institutions participation in individual development account programs pp. 12-17: Robin G. Newberger

Making a difference in Chicago neighborhoods: Rochelle Nawrocki Gorey and Mary Fran Riley

Seeds of growth: sustainable community development: what works, what doesn't and whu: Anonymous