NEW YORK — Justice Department officials heard how credit unions can help in community development and crime fighting while attending an Aug. 24 national conference in Detroit sponsored by the Department.
The officials heard from Clifford Rosenthal, executive director of the National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, who addressed them in the context of the efforts of an office dedicated to community development as a crime-fighting tool.
The Justice Department's Community Capacity Development Office helps administer the Department's Weed and Seed program, an outreach that seeks to weed out crime and seed impoverished areas with community development. Rosenthal spoke of CU's work in partnerships around the country that furthers community development, highlighting the work of the $50 million Latino Community Credit Union and the $13 billion State Employees' Credit Union in his remarks.
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