According to the website FedCommunities.org (FedComm) "provides Federal Reserve resources to community development practitioners working in policy and the field." On their site they post several forms of information, from upcoming conferences to their podcast Access (which I have not yet checked out), to data and research conducted by their team. There are 12 Districts of the Federal Reserve, (one of which is my hometown of Cleveland), and to find out which district your neighborhood falls in note the map below and check out the FedComm website to know what community development efforts are taking place and how you can be a part of positive local change.
If you are interested in what your region is doing in the area of the CRA the Tools section is where a few of the different regions have posted their tools and frameworks for financial institutions and citizens alike to understand more about The Act and how to utilize it benefits effectively.
