| PBS Newshour: For Those With Low Incomes, Help Creating a Credit History. Spencer Michels reports on a program that helps low-income people with no credit gain access to loans and financial counseling. Watch |
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| Juegos de Mate: Modelo gringo que rescata a los niños de la tele y de las calles aterriza en Peñalolen. En la ciudad de Nueva York decenas de escuelas públicas tienen habilitados espacios para que, después de clases, los niños realicen sus tareas, practiquen deporte o lectura. Read more |
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| Manhattan Times: Levine launches Barack Obama Democratic Club with progressive agenda for upper Manhattan. Read more |
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| SocialEdge Podcast: Mark Levine received an Echoing Green Fellowship in 1995 and used it to launch a community credit union in a low-income neighborhood. All went well, until the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. Listen |
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| Crain's 40 under 40 - Rising Stars in New York: Wary of banks, the Dominican immigrants of Washington Heights in Manhattan have the habit of keeping cash in their mattresses and dealing with loan sharks. Mark Levine, a former junior high school teacher, is changing that. Read more |
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| Building a Nest Egg and a Community: By Gaining a Credit Union, Washington Heights Hopes to Lose Its Dependence on Loan Sharks. Read more |
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