Facts That Matter Blog
Facts That Matter Blog
Human Trafficking in the Triad
Addressing human trafficking in North Carolina is of the utmost importance. The best way to tackle an issue of this size is by bringing in a unique team to find solutions to the problem.
+ Continue Reading ArticleDowntown Development in Kinston, NC
Kinston has relied on its networks to push downtown development forward. Public-private partnerships have created a downtown that many people are excited to move to, baby boomers and millennials alike.
+ Continue Reading ArticleFirst Stop for Regional Sessions: Kannapolis
The regional sessions will be critical to creating the state’s new strategic economic development plan, which will guide policymakers and practitioners in their work to generate more economic prosperity to the state.
+ Continue Reading ArticleRural Transportation Challenges- Hertford and Bertie Counties
Did you know… In the 2009 American Housing Survey, public transit was available to only 13% of rural residents compared to the national average of 57%?
+ Continue Reading ArticleAccountable Care Communities Offer An Opportunity to Address Healthcare Disparities at the Systems Level
Strategically culturally appropriate care, community capacity building, and homegrown community leader involvement will all need to be present as a start to making the state’s health system more culturally appropriate.
+ Continue Reading ArticleDrinking Water Incident Response Toolkit Now Available Online
The Drinking Water Working Group guided development of this toolkit and resources to assist local governments when they must respond to drinking water incidents.
+ Continue Reading ArticlencIMPACT Town Hall on the Economic Impact of Outdoor Recreation
The ncIMPACT Initiative at the UNC School of Government partnered with Western Carolina University, Mountain Biz Works, UNC-TV, and Civic Federal Credit Union to highlight efforts in Southwestern NC to leverage natural resources for economic development.
+ Continue Reading ArticleDecreasing Cost and Increasing Quality: Value-Based Care Could Improve Communities
Co-Author: David Brown According to the … Read more
+ Continue Reading ArticleHelping Local Governments Respond to Drinking Water Incidents
The Drinking Water Working Group is a committee of 22 water quality, public health, and local government professionals convened to develop a guide for North Carolina local governments to respond in the event of a drinking water incident.
+ Continue Reading ArticleOpioid Response Project Featured in University Gazette
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