PPP Lending in Orange County, Rocio Sanchez-Moyano, SF Federal Reserve @ucisocsci
PPP Lending in Orange County, Rocio Sanchez-Moyano, SF Federal Reserve  @ucisocsci
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Building Financial Resilience for Covid-19 and its Aftermath
A Workshop for Municipal Officials, Non-Profits and Service Providers

The ongoing economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic continue to differentially impact our most vulnerable communities. Federal, state and local relief efforts have helped many families avoid homelessness and hunger, and provided some stability despite intensified income volatility. Yet many relief programs that provide needed funds to individuals and families are about to expire, and the federal government has not released more funding to help communities weather this storm.

This convening will bring together municipal officials, nonprofits, donor agencies, and others centering their activity on Orange County to discuss the lessons learned as we prepare for additional Covid financial relief for individuals at the local level.

We will learn and plan together for what we hope will be another wave of relief funding paid directly to individuals. Goals: learning from research and innovative relief models.
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