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Check out past blog entries for helpful tips and advice:

A Father’s Timeless Financial Lessons

(Friday, June 19, 2015)

Anna Cuevas is the National Urban League's new Consumer Advocate, as part of our 2015 Financial Empowerment series. Learn more about Anna here.

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Empowered to Quit

Empowered to Quit is a new Urban League program that will deliver tobacco prevention and cessation services to adults in Atlanta, Philadelphia, and D.C. The goal of Empowered to Quit is to implement effective strategies that more aggressively address smoking and tobacco use among African-Americans and build healthier communities. The program will have three distinct components:

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What is the Enterprise Community Loan Fund at the National Urban League (ECLF-NUL)?
 

ECLF-NUL is a co-branded effort by the National Urban League and the Enterprise Community Loan Fund to market short term loans that help community developers serving our nation’s low income areas.  Loans may be used for predevelopment, acquisition, construction/renovation and bridge financing, to preserve multifamily housing, for-sale single family housing and special purpose housing as well as community facility and mixed use development.

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Urban League Stonehenge New Markets Tax Credit Partnership

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What is Walgreens Way to Well Health Tour?

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The National Urban League’s Youth Leadership Summit is the annual culminating event for all National Urban League Education and Youth Development programs and reinforces the goals and practices of the
affiliates’ work with middle- and high school-aged youth.
 
For more than 20 years, the Summit has brought together up to 500 youth and their chaperones from communities served by Urban League Affiliates across the country. This five-day event immerses young people in a college setting to provide them with a unique educational and development experience, focused on important skills for success in college, work and life. While youth participants learn to navigate the college experience,
affiliate program staff and chaperones are provided with structured professional development and capacity building workshops.
 
Held in July, the annual Youth Leadership Summit coincides with the National Urban League Annual Conference to further provide young people with a deeper connection to the legacy of the Urban League movement.
 
Past Youth Leadership Summit host sites have included:

  • Carnegie Mellon University
  • Columbia University
  • Howard University
  • Indiana University-Bloomington
  • Northeastern University
  • Spelman College
  • Temple University
  • Texas Southern University
  • Tulane University
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • University of Illinois Chicago
  • University of Maryland College Park
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Services include counseling on basic tenant and landlord rights. Other counseling topics in this area are:

  • Eviction and unlawful detainer action
  • Deposit returns
  • Habitability issues
  • Getting repairs done
  • Mediation of tenant / landlord disputes
  • Assisting tenant organizations
  • Legal counseling referrals
  • Pre-rental counseling
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Pre-Purchase/Home buying includes one-on-one and group counseling in the following areas:

  • evaluating mortgagor readiness
  • fair housing education
  • budgeting for mortgage payment
  • finding alternative sources of credit
  • money management
  • identifying and avoiding predatory lending practices
  • learning how to purchase a home using the Section 8 Homeownership Voucher Program.

Participants must complete eight to twelve course hours of counseling. A Homebuyers Certificate is received at the end of counseling sessions.

Potential homebuyers benefit from the workshops geared to provide all the information needed to become a successful homeowner.

Homebuyer Education seminars are supported by various funding sources including the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as well as various local, regional, and national financial services institutions.

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