CUNA Operations & Member Experience Council and CUNA Technology Council are announcing the “Share Your Story” campaign to celebrate and honor credit unions by collecting stories, videos and photos to showcase how they’ve been helping their members throughout this challenging year.

Twenty seven Minnesota credit unions have signed on to an agreement with the state's governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general, as well as other financial institutions to provide a uniform set of mortgage relief options for members affected by the pandemic.

The World Council of Credit Unions will pilot a Gender Lens Investment methodology in Senegal for credit unions worldwide to integrate optimal systems that can connect women with needed capital.

The CUNA HR & Organizational Development Council Awards honor exceptional credit union professionals whose work in human resources and organizational development demonstrates leadership and serves to elevate their profession and the credit union movement. 

The 2020-2021 CUNA E-Scan is now available, containing data, analysis and forecasting from top industry experts on credit union-relevant trends that are shaping the competitive landscape. New for 2020-2021, the purchase of CUNA E-Scan includes a Fall 2020 update..

Credit unions share Pride Month celebrations on Twitter.

Registration is open for the Cybersecurity Response Exercise for credit unions $250M or less webinar, a new CUNA/NASCUS member benefit, scheduled for June 30. Executive-level professionals responsible for cybersecurity strategy will join examiners to work through a plausible, fictional cybersecurity event.

CUNA announced a new membership benefit webinar today, Site Security Amid Civil Unrest, to be held on June 30. This one-hour webinar, will be led by security risk experts who will cover ways that credit union leaders can strengthen safety processes.

Credit unions eligible to apply for the NCUA’s minority depository institutions mentoring grants now have until Friday, July 31, to submit their applications. NCUA will make grants of up to $25,000 to help small institutions establish mentoring programs with larger, low-income-designated credit unions. 

Credit unions support communities as pandemic restrictions ease.