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EQUITY e-newsletter: April 2005

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Making Tax Time Pay for People with Disabilities

Making the Connections: Empowering Faith-based Asset Builders to Serve People with Disabilities
Omar Khan, World Institute on Disability, discusses the challenges faced by faith-based organizations wanting to address poverty issues and offers suggestions on building their capacity to serve people with disabilities.
Upcoming Training Opportunity for Rehabilitation Professionals
"Informed Choices: Self Employment Assessment Strategies for Rehabilitation Professionals" The Abilities Fund will be conducting a full day Specialized Training Institute, May 10th in Portland, OR. Sign up now!
Why a Faith-Based Community Development Credit Union Chose to Reach Out to the Underserved
Robert L. Coleman, Jr., President and CEO of Northwest Baptist Federal Credit Union, demonstrates how their credit union has prioritized serving people with disabilities.
Keeping the Faith
The Queen of Peace Arlington Federal Credit Union personalizes their service in order to help Oliver regain his independence after a diving accident and resulting health problems.
Islamic Financing and IDAs
Vikki Frank offers a brief summary of Sharia'a Law and some alternatives for programs to serve Muslims that want to adhere to Islamic financial practices.
EQUITY Responds: Answers to common questions received from either the Asset Building Community or the Disability Community
What is a Faith-Based Credit Union?