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Justice Circle Education Equity and the ESSER Funding Cliff
As the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the United States in 2020, public schools faced several acute challenges. First, schools needed to maintain their …
Publication Type: NCJC Brief
Proposed School Funding Overhaul: A Step in the Wrong Direction
In April 2023, one of the most important bills of the legislative session was released with little response from the media. Sponsored by …
2022 Summary of North Carolina Expunctions
A criminal record often gives rise to significant barriers to gainful employment, affordable housing, family unification, and a variety of other benefits and …
2021 Summary of North Carolina Expunctions
A CRIMINAL RECORD often gives rise to significant barriers to gainful employment, affordable housing, family unification, and a variety of other benefits and …
An Opportunity North Carolina Can’t Afford to Walk Away From
We Have a One-in-a-1.7 Billion Chance to Strengthen North Carolina’s Healthcare Safety Net and Address Health Inequities By HYUN NAMKOONG, POLICY ADVOCATE & …
COVID-related enrollment drops will disproportionately harm school districts with higher levels of child poverty
Analysis of the school enrollment numbers that will be used for the 2021-22 school year shows that COVID-related enrollment drops have fallen hardest …
Lessons from the Great Recession: Avoid inequitable budget cuts to high-poverty school districts
AS NORTH CAROLINA ENTERS ITS SECOND RECESSION IN THE PAST 12 YEARS, it is important that lawmakers avoid repeating unnecessary mistakes. One of …
African Americans are contracting and dying from COVID-19 at higher rates. We know why.
Download a PDF of the report Executive Summary African Americans are disproportionately contracting and dying from COVID-19. Data from states such as Michigan, …
Sick: Millions of North Carolina workers left out of paid sick days protections as COVID-19 spreads
Download the PDF Millions of North Carolina workers lack paid sick days protections as COVID-19 spreads, forcing them to choose to between earning …
Uninsured North Carolinians with Disabilities and Chronic Illnesses Stand to Gain if NC Closes the Coverage Gap
As one of 14 states left with a coverage gap, North Carolina is home to far too many people earning too little to afford health insurance but unable to qualify for Medicaid.