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In recent months, right-wing conservatives have been blaming a lot of things, besides themselves, for the subprime mortgage debacle. And many of these same individuals have long wanted to abolish the Community Reinvestment Act, a landmark law that helped to rebuild some of the nations mo...

Thelton Eugene Henderson is currently a federal judge in the Northern District of California. He has played an important role in the field of civil rights as a lawyer, educator, and jurist. This is a short biography that was produced by the Greenlining Institute to honor his incredible...

Greenlining lost great friend, mentor, and founding board when we learned that Leo Avila passed away in 2008.  Leo Avila is a role model that will live within the spirits of thousands of young leaders in California and throughout the country for decades to come.  His passion and dedi...

Greenlining lost great friend, mentor, and founding board when we learned that Leo Avila passed away in 2008.  Leo Avila is a role model that will live within the spirits of thousands of young leaders in California and throughout the country for decades to come.  His passion and dedi...

Volunteer to freeze tuition in California! UC and CSU tuition has doubled in the past 6 years with no end in sight. Learn about the student-led, statewide ballot initiative campaign for tuition relief. And please join us to help collect the signatures that will qualify us for the Novemb...

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Project that looks at the history of the Community Reinvestment Act and presents examples of how community groups serving low income and minority communities have benefited from CRA legislation.

Highlights 2007 bank demonstrations organized by The Greenlining Institute against Bear Stearns, Rabobank and Countrywide for their predatory lending practices.

In 2004, Californians passed Proposition 71 with an overwhelming support from the state's minority communities. Called the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Act, it would invest $3 BILLION into stem cell research and development with the promise of cures and an estimated 22,000 jo...

On the day before Thanksgiving, November 21st at 12pm, consumer, African American, Latino, and Asian American groups held an anti-foreclosure protest against Countrywide Financial and its CEO Angelo Mozilo.

Approximately 100 protesters gathered for the public demonstration....

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The Greenlining IPO High School Summer Camp is a 10-day program for mature and motivated high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors with an interest in social entrepreneurship and advocacy. The Camp builds on the success of the Investing Pays-Off (IPO) program developed by Merrill Lyn...

Protest organized by The Greenlining Institute to address current foreclosure crisis and the Federal Reserves lack of action.

Annual Economic Summit, an empowering conference of minority business and corporate leaders, community-based economic development practitioners, civil rights activists, health advocates, and philanthropic leaders to discuss and seek solutions to California's inequitable public and priva...

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This piece is a brief news segment on the Healthcare Rally that took place on June 28th, 2007 to raise awareness on the need for health care reform in California.

For more information, please visit:

www.itsOURhealthcare.org
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The "San Joaquin Villas" project is an affordable, homeownership project currently being developed by The Greenlining Institute for low income, hardworking families in Firebaugh, CA.

The "San Joaquin Villas" project is an affordable, homeownership project currently being developed by The Greenlining Institute for low income, hardworking families in Firebaugh, CA.

A groundbreaking new study released this by the Greenlining Institute points to a troubling trend in foundation grantmaking: only 3.6% of grant dollars from the nation's top 24 private foundations went to minority-led organizations.
The study, titled Investing in a Diverse Democr...

A groundbreaking new study released this by the Greenlining Institute points to a troubling trend in foundation grantmaking: only 3.6% of grant dollars from the nation's top 24 private foundations went to minority-led organizations.
The study, titled Investing in a Diverse Democr...