All graduates of North Carolina’s high schools should have the opportunity to continue their education, either at a four-year or two-year institution, so …
How expansion of federal funding could have gone further to advance quality and access North Carolinians believe that every child should have the …
The Budget & Tax Center’s Economic Snapshots provide a look at how well counties in North Carolina are faring across key indicators of …
A bill in the North Carolina legislature that would expand Medicaid as part of the Affordable Care Act—and provide health coverage to 500,000 North Carolinians—contains a provision that would likely result in 23 percent fewer people gaining coverage. Specifically, House Bill 655 would take Medicaid coverage away from adults aged 18 to 49 unless they report at least 80 hours of work or volunteer activities in a month.
By Lissette Guerrero, BTC Intern Fifty years ago, baby boomers entered the workforce, and over the next two decades, they steadily grew as …
The Budget & Tax Center‘s Immigration Snapshots provide a look at immigration in counties in North Carolina. Click on the links below for …
Executive Summary To meet the economy’s demand for a more educated workforce, North Carolina must make completion of education and skills training a …
Forced collaboration with ICE would detract from other public safety priorities and expose local governments to possible fines and legal fees, as well …
State leaders can take steps to comprehensively fund the social, economic, and environmental factors that impact health and create equitable systems. A healthy …
The LIS provides a more accurate and comprehensive picture than more traditional measures of what it takes for a family to make ends meet in each of North Carolina’s 100 counties.
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