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Collection: Immigration
Description: The MacArthur Foundation describes how The Resurrection Project joined the North Carolina based Self-Help Credit Union to revive the Second Federal Credit Union. Together these partners help educate immigrants about predatory lending, helping them build credit and navigate the mortgage lending system. The article talks about a machine operator who bought a home in Bensenville, Illinois. Second Federal President, Rudolfo Medina, discusses how lending education leads immigrants to stability and saves many from foreclosure. The project has invested over 150,000,000 and served over 1400 families in Chicago's Little Village.
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Subject: Banking, Mortgages, Immigrant communities, Predatory lending
Creator: MacArthur Foundation
Publisher: MacArthur Foundation
Language: English
Coverage: United States (country), Illinois (state), North Carolina (state), DuPage (county), Cook (county), Bensenville (inhabited place), Chicago (city)
Format: WARC
Type: Website
Date: 2018-08-15
Collector: Bensenville Community Public Library
Contributor: Kari Lydersen
Rights: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
Identifier: BCPL_IA_IMMIGRANT_005
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