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Upcoming Events
CEDRIC serves as a system-wide clearinghouse for upcoming forums, conferences, seminars and workshops across the country. Events are listed in chronological order. Upcoming EventsPerspectives on the Future of Agriculture in the MidwestChicago, ILDecember 1, 2009 The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will hold a conference to examine issues that will shape the future of agriculture in the Midwest. This conference will gather experts from academia, industry and policy institutions to discuss aspects of possibilities for agriculture and the Midwest. The fee for this conference is $80. Click here for more information. Mortgage Foreclosure Policy: Past, Present and FutureChicago, ILDecember 9-10, 2009 This timely and interactive two-day conference will bring together nationally recognized practitioners, researchers and policymakers to discuss the evolution, current impact, and likely outcomes of the foreclosure crisis on home owners, lenders, housing counseling agencies, the secondary market, regulators, and all levels of government. The conference audience will comprise of community development professionals, financial industry representatives, attorneys, researchers, secondary market specialists, policymakers; and representatives of government agencies and foundations. We are experiencing great interest in the conference, so early registration is greatly encouraged. The registration fee for this event is $75.00 ($50.00 for nonprofit organizations), and includes continental breakfast and lunch on both days as well as conference materials. Conference registration and payment deadline is Monday, December 7. Refunds are not available for this event. Visit http://www.chicagofed.org/MortgageForeclosurePolicy/. Reinventing Older CommunitiesPhiladelphia, PAMay 12-14, 2010 The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia will host this fourth national biennial conference to examine issues confronting older communities, including the impact of the credit crisis on homeowners and communities, and the opportunities generated by economic stimulus funds. For more information, contact Keith Rolland at (215) 574-6458, or go to http://www.philadelphiafed.org/ReinventingOlderCommunities. 
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