More than 20 percent of NC students attend a high-poverty school
Prosperity Watch (Issue 64, No. 5) Aug. 29, 2016 According to data from the National Equity Atlas, one out of every five children in …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 64, No. 5) Aug. 29, 2016 According to data from the National Equity Atlas, one out of every five children in …
Prosperity Watch, Issue 65, No. 1 Sept. 13, 2016 Since the great recession, North Carolina has struggled to create jobs which pay workers …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 65, No. 2) Sept. 9, 2016 For the first time since the economic recovery began, the Tar Heel household at …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 65, No. 3) Sept. 26, 2016 Some of the recent decline in North Carolina’s unemployment rate is actually a sign …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 66, No. 1) Oct. 3, 2016 Every night, people in almost 630,000 North Carolina households don’t have enough to eat. …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 66, No 2.) Oct. 10, 2016 At least 10 multinational corporations headquartered in North Carolina are among the more than …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 66, No. 3) Oct. 17, 2016 Immigrants are an important element—as workers, consumers, and business entrepreneurs—in building a thriving state …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 66, No. 4) Oct. 24, 2016 The long-term transformation of North Carolina’s economy that saw the loss of middle-wage jobs …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 66, No. 5) Oct. 31, 2016 The negative implications of student debt for black college graduates are much more pronounced …
Prosperity Watch (Issue 67, No. 1) Nov. 7, 2016 For working families in North Carolina, housing and transportation costs can make up more …