Beneficial State Foundation’s latest Underwriting for Racial Justice meeting focused on lending to Native American communities, highlighting unique challenges and innovative solutions from the perspective of Native American community development leaders. Thank you to all the panelists who participated in this great session. Conversations like these are pivotal in our collective pursuit of a future where economic justice is universally accessible. You can view the recording on the Beneficial State Foundation website: https://lnkd.in/gwNucfX9 #URJ #EconomicJustice Beneficial State Bank Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender
Our latest Underwriting for Racial Justice (URJ) quarterly meeting offered an opportunity to learn from those working directly with Native American communities. The discussion featured insights from four impressive panelists: Darkfeather Ancheta from 1st Tribal Lending, Agnetha Jaime Gloshay from Common Future, Shannon Ward from Native American Bank, N.A., and Tamra Marlowe from the Chehalis Tribal Loan Fund. Each panelist shared their expertise, offering practical strategies to enhance access to capital and support Indigenous economic development. Our panel referenced the pictured quote from NDN Collective multiple times, recognizing that Indigenous wealth cannot be measured merely in dollars. Watch the recording, access resources, and sign up for the next meeting here: https://lnkd.in/gwNucfX9 #URJ #EconomicJustice