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Sticky Floors Impede Economic Mobility in North Carolina
One of the ways in which economic mobility typically occurs is through advancing one’s educational status. Although our study found a clear desire for more education and training opportunities, barriers remain.
+ Continue Reading ArticlencIMPACT Top Tweets on Inclusive Economy
@uncsog professor Jonathan Morgan @sog_c … Read more
+ Continue Reading ArticleWomen in Construction
Nationally, only about 9 percent of the construction industry is made up of women, while the North Carolina Department of Commerce estimated our state’s number at 4 percent in 2017.
+ Continue Reading ArticleBest Practices in Place-Based Grantmaking
Place-based strategies should look to use multi-level analysis that tracks changes beyond the place.
+ Continue Reading ArticleEducation and Skills for Tomorrow: Is Your Workforce “Future Ready”?
The entire country is grappling with the changing nature of work and the resulting implications for educational and skills levels.
+ Continue Reading ArticleWhat’s on Your Dashboard? Dialing up a Future Ready Community
In a recent series on this blog, Anita B … Read more
+ Continue Reading ArticleOpioid Epidemic Ignores Boundaries in North Carolina
The opioid epidemic in North Carolina ignores boundaries and divisions, plaguing rural, urban, and suburban communities alike.
+ Continue Reading ArticleOur Future Workforce: The Rise of the Individual
Enabled by new technologies, individuals are forging pathways to work that bypass the long-term institutional connections once required for career development.
+ Continue Reading ArticleOur Future Workforce: The Rise of New Business Models
Disruption in business is not new. We can all think of companies from our past that ceased to exist some time ago. Remember Kodak? What is different today is the pace of change. Established companies are here today and gone tomorrow. New companies appear today, and dominate the market tomorrow.
+ Continue Reading ArticleOur Future Workforce: Driven by Technological Disruptions
If you don’t already think automation, artificial intelligence, and all of our hyper-connected smart devices have transformed the world of work as we know it, wait just a few more years.
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