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The NAACP Economic Department
The NAACP Economic Department’s work enhances the capacity of African Americans and other underserved groups through financial economic education; individual and community asset building initiatives; diversity and inclusion in business hiring, career advancement and procurement; and monitoring financial banking practices.
NAACP President & CEO: "Debt Ceiling Bill Misses the Mark for Black America"-June 2, 2023
The Senate passed legislation that will raise the debt ceiling and avoid a cataclysmic default, yet have a disproportionately negative impact on Black America.
"This debt ceiling bill will ensure the country avoids defaulting on our financial obligations but it reflects misplaced priorities. Conservative legislators have once again prioritized corporations and wealthy individuals."
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT OF 2023 (Source NPR)
NAACP Calls on Biden Administration to Cancel Student Debt
The student debt crisis has a disproportionate impact on Black borrowers and their families. Across all racial groups, Black borrowers hold the most student loan debt despite also being consistently underserved by post- secondary institutions.
To appreciate the racial wealth gap, it is first important to understand the disparity in important federal policies that helped create the current gaps in college degree attainment.
Read the report: Student Debt and Racial Equity.
We must continue to apply pressure and demand that the leaders elected by the movement we built make due on racial equity and ensure equitable and affordable pathways for education.
Report Legislation Policy and the Black Student Debt Crisis
*PBS-News Hour - Student loan debt has a lasting effect on Black borrowers, despite the latest freeze in payments
The Committee on Economic Development
The Committee on Economic Development seeks to implement local efforts and support national programs to preserve and expand economic empowerment among African-Americans and other communities of color by. (1) researching and establishing relationships with private and public entities; (2) supporting the work of the National NAACP Office in monitoring the progress and activity of private and public economic development entities designated by national NAACP programs; (3) implementing local efforts to promote the growth of business ownership; (4) increasing employment and job creation; and (5) encouraging business development and home ownership.
THE BLACK PROGRESS INDEX: IMPROVING ECONOMIC MOBILITY WITH DATA
Improving life outcomes among Black people demands research and tools that recognize and measure Black progress in a way that reflects the intersectional nature of our lived experience. NAACP and Brookings have partnered on The Black Progress Index, a new analysis of the places where Black people are thriving most, as measured through their life expectancy. The Index supports a greater understanding of the well-being of Black people and the conditions that surround their lives.
“The Philadelphia Negro,”
In the spirit of NAACP Co-Founder W.E.B. Du Bois' novel “The Philadelphia Negro,” data is used to identify racial inequity, the Black Progress Index focuses on life expectancy and the "social determinants of health" — such as homeownership rate, education attainment, business ownership rate, and air pollution — to help provide insight into the local civic actions that can improve life expectancy outcomes.
Community organizers, elected officials, and researchers can use the interactive dashboard in their work to examine the impact of social and neighborhood conditions in their city and others across the country.
Mid Penn Bank - Presents a gift to the branch as part of their DEI Initiatives
Mr. Weaver serves as the Vice President for the DEI group at Mid Penn Bank. In that role Mr. Weaver presented a gift to the branch in recognition of Black History Month. Learn more about their
Donations were distributed to organizations and programs whose efforts go toward strengthening and empowering the
Black community. (Click on the image to learn more.)
THANK YOU MID PENN BANK. TOGETHER WITH THRIVE!
Economic Empowerment
BLACK ENTERPRISE is the premier business, investing, and wealth-building resource for African Americans. Since 1970, BLACK ENTERPRISE has provided essential business information and advice to professionals, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, and decision makers.
The School Districts of Chester County Recruiting Consortium was formed by the Chester County Public School Districts to search for and identify quality, certificated professionals. Prospective teachers are interviewed at career fairs and campus visitations by representatives of the School Districts of Chester County, Pennsylvania Recruiting Consortium. Find out about upcoming events.
The Labor and Industry Committee
The Labor and Industry Committee attempts to improve the economic status of minority groups by: (1) working to eliminate discriminatory employment practices in industry and government, wage differentials based on race, unequal opportunities for training, promotion and unfair dismissals; (2) encouraging greater participation in the trade union movement; (3) working to end discriminatory practices in labor unions; (4) securing the enactment of local, state and federal fair employment practices legislation; and (5) working for improved opportunities in vocational and apprenticeship training.
CAREER TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS
SUPPORT FOR BUSINESSES
African American Chamber of Commerce
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Minority Business (MBDA)
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Restore Chester County
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Workplace Diversity Network
