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17: Programs empower Texas nonprofits to influence policy change: Molly Hubbert Doyle
16: Consumer credit conditions 2015: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Community Development
15: Student loans part 2: borrowing for a future: Wenhua Di and Emily Ryder Perlmeter
14: Texas small business needs assessment poll 2015: Emily Ryder Perlmeter
13: Las colonias in the 21st century: progress along the Texas-Mexico border: Jordana Barton, Raquel Marquez, Emily Ryder Perlmeter and Elizabeth Sobel-Blum
12: In-school savings accounts enhance effective financial education: learnings from OpportunityTexas: Molly Hubbert Doyle
11: UpSkill Houston, a regional partnership to address local skills gap: Jackie Hoyer
10: Student loans part 1: get the numbers right: Wenhua Di and Emily Ryder Perlmeter
9: Come together: connecting capital with underserved communities: Molly Hubbert Doyle
8: Consumer credit conditions 2014: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Community Development
7: One crisis away: a behind-the-scenes conversation with KERA: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Community Development
6: Savings account ownership during the great recession: Wenhua Di, William Greene, Sherrie L. W. Rhine and Emily Ryder Perlmeter
5: The state of low- and moderate-income families in Texas: a conversation with CPPP's Frances Deviney: Molly Hubbert Doyle
4: RAISE Texas summit 2014: creating financial capability opportunities for all Texans: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Community Development
3: Texas small business needs assessment poll 2014: Emily Ryder Perlmeter
2: Healthy communities: a framework for meeting CRA obligations: Elizabeth Sobel-Blum
1: One crisis away: forum calls attention to North Texans on financial edge: Shkelqim Kelmendi