| Events, Conferences and News
Upcoming events and conferences sponsored by the Federal Reserve
Conferences
Recovery, Renewal, Rebuilding: A Federal Reserve System Foreclosure Series 
A series of forums focused on the aftereffects of the foreclosure crisis and solutions for community recovery, rebuilding and preparing for the future. Materials from these forums are now available online.
Houston HOPE NOW Workshop: November 15, 2008, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Lakewood Church
The national HOPE NOW Alliance along with Houston area lenders and counselors will host a foreclosure prevention workshop for homeowners.
Past Event—Review presentations from the 2007 Preserving Homeownership conference held at the Dallas Fed.
News
- November 12, 2008: The Federal Housing Finance Agency, regulator for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks, have announced a streamlined modification program to reduce foreclosures. Learn more

- November 12, 2008: Citi announces new preemptive initiatives to help homeowners remain in their homes. Learn more

- October 31, 2008: Chase expands its mortgage modification program. Learn more

- October 6, 2008: Bank of America announces home retention program for Countrywide customers. Learn more

- October 1, 2008: HUD announces new Hope for Homeowners program. Learn more

- Online Foreclosure Basics Training for Counselors—NeighborWorks America and the NeighborWorks Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling is offering a new online training course on Foreclosure Basics. Learn more
For a limited time, this online training is FREE to HUD-approved housing counseling agencies as well as municipal, state and federal government agencies. For the online registration code, contact JoAnn DePenning, Texas Foreclosure Prevention Task Force statewide coordinator: jdepenning@austin.rr.com .
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| Foreclosure Mitigation Toolkit for Communities |
| Resources for community leaders to assess their foreclosure situation, reduce preventable foreclosures, provide support to troubled homeowners and stabilize neighborhoods. Go to Toolkit» |
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