CCEDA 2023 Policy and Funding Conference: Funding a More Equitable CA

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CCEDA 2023 Policy and Funding Conference: Funding a More Equitable CA

A 2-day event for community economic development organizations (including CDC, CDFIs, and CAAs to) and elected officials.

By California Community Economic Development Association

When and where

Date and time

June 5 · 5pm - June 6 · 4pm PDT

Location

Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel 1230 J Street Sacramento, CA 95814

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.
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About this event

  • 23 hours
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The 2023 CCEDA Policy Conference on June 5-6th in Sacramento, CA centers our focus on the impact of state efforts and community economic development organization on the daily, lived experience of the low-income communities and communities of color.

Who is encouraged to join this event?

The event will have something to offer for organizations, institutions, and individuals involved in Community Economic Development that seek to uplift low-income communities and communities of color. CDCs, CAAs, CAPs, CDFIs community-based organizations, financial institutions, lenders, banks, government officials, policy makers, and other nonprofit organizations of all staff levels are welcome!

What is the event focus?

The theme, Funding a More Equitable California: Community Development in Low-Income Communities of Color, encourages us to consciously consider how elected representatives, financial institutions, and community economic development organizations can work together and leverage networks to advance a more equitable economic vision in which low-income communities of color thrive.

In the wake of economic crisis and growing inequality, community economic development organizations like CDCs, CDFIs, and CAAs have served as effective tools to address the needs of low-income communities. Moreover, those who have taken up these tools have come to greater reflect the communities they serve, as more BIPOC have started CEDs and advanced to positions of leadership.

Supporting and growing this network of organizations can scale the effective work they are doing to bring equity to the state’s economy. Our capacity to make a meaningful difference, as CEDs, requires strong working relationships with elected officials and financial institutions.

Ticketing Info

CCEDA Members: $150 with special code

Non-CCEDA Members: $250

Refunds Info

Refunds will be accepted anytime before the deadline May 15th. Please reach out to Elias (elias@cceda.com) for more information.

Agenda

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Reception


Hors d'oeuvres and drinks.

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Breakfast Plenary


Continental Breakfast and coffee.

9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

Bankers/Funders Panel: Funding and Collaboration with Banks and Financial Inst


A panel of bankers and funders will discuss their work and collaboration with CAAs/CAPs and CDCs. The discussion will include examples of successful collaborations and information about funding progr...

10:45 AM - 11:45 AM

CDC/CAA Panel: Partnerships and Community Development


A panel of large CDCs will discuss their work in addressing the needs of low-income communities and communities of color. The discussion will include examples of successful projects that range from a...

12:00 PM

Lunch


Lunch will be provided.

12:30 PM - 1:15 PM

Treasurer Fiona Ma: State Programs, Small Business, and Community Development


Treasurer will give explanations and descriptions of the present and future CED and Small Business support programs being run by the Treasurer’s office. The Treasurer will speak to how the Treasurer’...

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

CDFI Panel: CDFIs Who Look Like Their Communities


A panel of CDFIs will discuss their work and collaboration with CAAs/CAPs and CDCs. The discussion will include examples of successful collaborations, information about funding opportunities, and the...

2:45 PM - 4:00 PM

Elected Officials: Policy for CED


A panel of elected officials will discuss their efforts to support community economic development since the death of redevelopment in 2011. They will inform of current and future legislative efforts ...

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About the organizer

$250