New England regional economic update
Presented by Senior Economist Mary Burke to the New England Advisory Council
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In the Region 
How do Summer Youth Employment Programs improve criminal justice outcomes, and for whom?
Exploring affects of SYEPs on youth
Read the discussion paperUnderstanding factors that influence parental engagement with school community
Issue brief studies schools in Lawrence, Mass.
Read morePutting mobile and digital wallets to the test
Understanding mobile and digital wallet processes, potential risks, and variations
Watch the videoWhat do we know about New England's criminal population & consequences of having a criminal record?
New reports from the New England Public Policy Center
Read the reportsCybersecurity Conference brings together New England banking leaders and cyber experts
Participants highlight collaboration, emerging technology, and visibility into risk and preparedness as key
Learn moreRosengren tours cities in celebration of Working Cities Challenge in Rhode Island
Cranston, Newport, and Providence receive $400,000 implementation awards
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Cybersecurity
The Boston Fed partakes in a variety of efforts in the cybersecurity realm aimed at mitigating risk to the financial system through proactive risk management, including cyber-threat and best practice sharing among regional financial institutions.
Monetary Policy
Our research economists provide forecasts, analysis, research, and informed perspectives to our Bank President and Board of Directors to support them in their deliberations on the nation’s monetary policymaking.
Regional Economic Data and Conditions
We monitor the region's economy in real time and provide data and presentations about regional economic conditions.
Smaller Industrial Cities
Research and on-the-ground work focusing on efforts to improve prospects for New England’s smaller cities and their residents.
The Boston Fed relies on its board of directors and regional advisory councils to help inform policymaking and efforts to promote sound growth and financial stability in New England and the nation. Our board and councils are made up of business and industry leaders from across the First District, who meet regularly with our Bank’s leadership to share perspectives on business conditions, community development, and the local economy.
