we are witnessing a re-balancing after the COVID migration surge or a fundamental shift in North Carolina’s attractiveness as a domestic and international migration magnet

Local community leaders are provided with an inventory of the state and federal resources available specifically to repair, upgrade, and expand water and wastewater systems in distressed North Carolina counties.

​Defined by indoor air pollution, decaying infrastructure, and delayed maintenance, sick schools can impact students’ academic achievements, developmental growth, and overall well-being.

North Carolina’s phenomenal migration-driven population growth masks a troubling trend: high rates of death and dying prematurely which, left unchecked, can potentially derail the state’s economic growth and prosperity in the years ahead.

Thirteen of Florida’s counties were declared eligible for federal disaster relief following Hurricane Ian’s disastrous trek through the state (The White House, 2022). The human toll and economic impact are still unfolding.

A Whole Community Health approach to Virginia’s rapid population growth over the past three decades.

“North Carolina initially failed to prioritize testing for people who were exposed to #COVID19 because of where they live or work.” – Jeanne Milliken Bonds, Professor of Social Impact Investing at the University of North Carolina.

This September 2022 insight explores two major challenges in North Carolina’s recent rapid growth.

Hear from community members and explore our recommendations for building an inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem.

This 2022 study reveals COVID-19’s impact on the geo-demography of North Carolina.

Demographic disruptors could prevent North Carolina from reaching public health goals. Outlined here are policy prescriptions and strategic investments to turn these disruptors into opportunities.

This study assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its efforts to combat poverty and facilitate self-sufficiency in low-income communities throughout North Carolina.

Considerable scholarly analysis and media attention has documented the racially disparate impact of coronavirus infections, hospitalizations, and deaths.