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ST. CLOUD, Minn.–More credit unions are using International Credit Union Week for a lot more than cookies and refreshments in the branch, and are instead launching initiatives to get employees involved in community projects.

CHICAGO–As part of the ongoing celebration around CUToday.info’s one-year anniversary, we have partnered with MacKinnon Marketing and Branding to offer one credit union a terrific way to kick-start its growth­—for FREE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA Chairman Debbie Matz Friday announced she will host an in-person Open Forum for credit union stakeholders at the agency’s Central Office on Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. until noon, ET.

NEW YORK —The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions, CUNA Mutual Group and the California and Nevada CU Leagues have announced a joint effort aimed at increasing the number of Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) certified credit unions in California.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–At the 2015 CU*South Visionary Conference and Annual Meeting held in New Orleans, attendees participated in a discussion and presentation on cybersecurity with guidance on mitigating cyber threats that that are affecting credit unions.

WASHINGTON—In advance of Tuesday’s House Small Business Committee hearing on EMV, NAFCU, CUNA and four other financial trade groups have sent a joint letter to the Committee outlining the chip card landscape and emphasizing the importance of data security.

PORTLAND, Ore.–Credit unions meeting here got an introduction and a reminder that they are not the only cooperative act in town. For many, it was a first-time introduction, even if one of the co-ops is a large, well-known brand name.

PORTLAND, Ore.–Nearly everyone is attempting to find some indicator, however obscure, of how the 2016 presidential election will finally shake out. One expert is offering credit unions his own prediction on who will left standing, drawing on both sophisticated analysis of voting patterns, as well as more arcane measuring sticks, such as the locations of Cracker Barrels and Whole Foods.

PORTLAND, Ore.–You have seven seconds to pass the test—and keep in mind that most people fail.