Providing support & connection for the women-identifying students and alumni of Carolina Planning

Students engage with leaders at RISE conference

“We’re Everywhere!”: The Social, Political and Economic Life of LGBTQ+ Communities. Since the end of the Second World War, if not before, more and more cities of the United States have come to feature spaces identified by members of LGBTQ … Continued

New Report Finds “Good Jobs” Strategies Improved Profitability and Growth for Manufacturing Firms

ITE, or Institute of Transportation Engineers, is an international organization that supports career development for transportation professionals and produces technical resources on industry standards and best practices. Not only intended for engineers, the organization welcomes anyone who works to improve … Continued

Tales of Climate Adaptation from Four Indian Cities: India’s massive urban transition is happening at the same time as dramatic climate change.

The Problem: Nationwide, many of the 2.2 million families with Section 8 vouchers struggle to find affordable housing, especially in high-opportunity neighborhoods with low crime, good schools, and access to jobs. In Durham County, the average voucher family spends 120 … Continued

As a Master’s Student studying transportation planning, I was fortunate to intern at Fehr & Peers Transportation Consultants in Los Angeles, California this summer. It was a jam-packed three months of learning, exploring, and new experiences. The commute alone exposed … Continued

A multimedia exhibit co-created by Mai Nguyen and based on archival, historical and qualitative research in St. Louis.

UNC scholars will develop an app to help low-income families find affordable homes in better neighborhoods.