Press Room Coopera Coopera Announces Expansion of Services New service offerings include Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Consulting Read More Jennifer S. Esperanza, Ph.D. Joins Coopera as Director, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion With nearly two decades of research, teaching and facilitation experience, Esperanza brings a wealth of leadership and understanding around building culturally-responsive and inclusive programming. Read More How to connect with Hispanic consumers in 2021 In the era of social distancing, credit unions have been challenged to find new ways to connect with their members through digital platforms. Read More Coopera to Host Free Webinar for Credit Unions: Joining Forces for Inclusion Webinar will provide credit unions with information about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives Read More Coopera to Host Free Webinar for Credit Unions: Improving Financial Wellness by Bridging the Loan Gap Webinar will provide credit unions with insights on why underserved members are drawn to predatory loans and ways to offer better alternatives Read More Coopera to Host Free Webinar for Credit Unions: Give Your Members a Credit Boost Webinar will provide credit unions with information about a financial tool to better engage and assist members Read More Coopera Blog: Strategies for Attracting and Retaining Hispanic Employees Hispanics represent the fastest-growing population segment in the United States, which, in fact, is now the world's second-largest Spanish speaking country after Mexico. Read More Illinois Credit Union League Partners with Coopera to Study Future Demographics of Illinois Study will evaluate opportunity for diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in Illinois credit unions Read More Including Diversity: The Time is Now Fifteen years ago, the leadership of the Iowa Credit Union League had a vision of how to better serve a rapidly diversifying population. Out of that vision and, in partnership with Warren Morrow, came Coopera, an organization specifically designed to tear down walls and build bridges between credit unions and the Hispanic community. Read More Hispanics Can Come From 20-Plus Countries in Latin America Credit unions also need to realize the Hispanic community is not a monolithic entity, and that serving this community requires more than a one-size-fits-all approach. Read More 1 2 3 Next →