House Committee Considers Access to Financial Services for Legal Canna Businesses
Maps Credit Union’s Rachel Pross testifies at House hearing examining cannabis banking.
Washington Credit Union Day at the Capitol Cancelled Due to Unsafe Weather
Advocates are invited to an informational webinar Wednesday to help prepare them for digital outreach to their legislators.
Oregon Credit Union Act Update Legislation Passes House 58-0
The measure heads for the Senate as NWCUA continues to guide two other priority bills.
U.S. House Poised to Address Access to Financial Services for Legal Cannabis Businesses
Maps Credit Union’s Rachel Pross will provide expert testimony at the Feb. 13 hearing.
Idaho Credit Union Day at the Capitol Brings Sunny Skies, Bright Message to Legislature
More than 100 advocates told legislators how credit unions serve nearly one million of their constituents, boost the economy, and support businesses on Main Street.
Northwest Credit Union Professionals Selected to Crash the GAC
Crashers will attend GAC sessions, connect with other credit union enthusiasts, attend mentor sessions, and advocate for credit unions with legislators.
The Advocacy Army’s Boots are on the Ground in Boise for Credit Union Day at the Capitol Wednesday
Governor Little and legislative leadership will meet with more than 100 Idaho advocates to learn more about the CU Difference.
Calling all Credit Unions: We’re Underway in the Beltway, Boise, Salem, and Olympia
Credit unions’ priority legislation is already “in the hopper” as the 116th Congress and Idaho, Oregon, and Washington legislatures gavel in.
Sen. Crapo Continues to Pursue Bipartisan Support for Financial Legislation in 2019
Idaho Senator Mike Crapo, the sponsor of the historic S. 2155, discusses “must-pass” legislation for this session with NWCUA.
As 116th Congress Takes Office, NWCUA Advocacy Team Takes Action
Your Association was on hand for the swearing in and kept credit union priorities top of mind.
Veteran Policy Expert Joe Adamack Takes Reins as NWCUA VP of Washington Legislative Affairs
Adamack will join the Washington Credit Union Movement’s grassroots army in making lawmakers aware of credit union priorities.
Fundraising Begins in the Northwest for National Awareness Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union Initiative
NWCUA sets three-year, $8 million, and 100 percent participation goal for the Northwest.
NWCUA Regulatory Team, Advocates Plan Spring Meeting with Newly Confirmed BCFP Director
Kathleen Kraninger takes the reins at the bureau for a five-year term.
Join Your Association and Bring a Friend to Credit Union Day at the Capitol
Registration is now open for NWCUA’s Credit Union Day at the Capitol events in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.