Category: Facts that Matter
Learning and networking at forums through the Opioid Response Project has been extremely valuable to the learning and planning process.
When we look at moving the needle toward health outcomes, a natural place to address future outcomes is by addressing the need for investment in children’s health.
North Carolina’s creative industries are responsible for more than 417,000 jobs, representing 7 percent of the state’s workforce.
The C-FORT team is working hard to become the creative and recovery-ready community they see as necessary to tackle the opioid epidemic.
North Carolina residents with no or low access to quality broadband are missing out on important economic benefits of cultivating social capital through connections.