An argument for reimagining skill in a way that can extend economic opportunity to workers at the bottom of the labor market.

Carolina researchers created a plan to help vulnerable communities weather future storms.

2020 has created deep uncertainty for all organizations, including credit unions. The COVID-19 pandemic has plunged the economy into a new type of recession, muddied the national political and policy environment, and transformed the most basic of our daily routines … Continued

The FES program brings together selected faculty from across campus to engage in a two-year experiential, competency-based curriculum designed to advance their engaged scholarship.

Understanding the transportation barriers to accessing healthcare and identifying innovative solutions to address those barriers.

How to measure and expand credit unions’ social impact to help develop a strategic advantage in the communities they serve.

The Carolina Tracker website features timely stories, datasets and visualizations based on 30 different economic, social and transportation indicators for all 100 counties in North Carolina.

Nguyen will lead a five-year project to expand knowledge on the practice and impact of credit union’s social and community development efforts through original and applied research.

Fellows hold skill-building placements with local cultural institutions, on or off campus, which serve or collaborate with publics beyond UNC.

Factories are adapting to the new conditions and needs the coronavirus has introduced by retooling production lines and repurposing knowledge and technology to manufacture essential items for Covid‑19 management. Nichola Lowe and Tara Vinodrai assess the nature and scale of these retooling efforts and … Continued