Equity, North Carolina, and the Vaccine
Celebrating the arrival of a new decade was something Sabrina Clark relished. In January of 2020, things looked promising for the new year. …
Celebrating the arrival of a new decade was something Sabrina Clark relished. In January of 2020, things looked promising for the new year. …
Nearly a year into the nation’s COVID-19 public health and economic crisis, North Carolina lawmakers are embarking on a new legislative session. With …
As the COVID-19 pandemic has worsened, the NC Department of Labor has failed to take the type of strong actions that labor agencies in other states have taken to protect workers and the economy.
Harmful “Opportunity Scholarship” voucher programs undermine public education, foster division, and undermine children’s development while also costing the state millions Since 2015, the …
How COVID-19 reveals what’s wrong with our economy and what working people are doing to fix it Use the arrows in the video …
The North Carolina Department of Labor is handing out low penalties, engaging in lax enforcement, and failing to investigate hundreds of fatality cases in the face of rising workplace deaths.
By the Farmworker Advocacy Network Edited by Cassidy Jensen Download a PDF of the report After the fall 2018 hurricane season, I embarked …
Funding Workforce Development Can Boost North Carolina’s Economy Download a PDF of the report Introduction North Carolina can strengthen its economy and create …
Apprenticeships are increasingly seen as a solution to a broken workforce development pipeline that too often fails to connect working people to the training and the jobs they need to make ends meet.
This brief provides an overview of the state’s obligation to meet the needs of English learners, how limited funding exacerbates the opportunity gap, and highlights practices and policies that can ensure every child receive an education free from barriers to academic achievement.