Atticus Jaramillo, a UNC-Chapel Hill doctoral student in city and regional planning, knows community is important. He works with a campus program focused on helping undergraduate students prepare for graduate school, which provides an opportunity to “pay forward the advantages … Continued

Arguably the most devastating hurricane to afflict North Carolina since Floyd in 1999, Hurricane Matthew resulted in historic flooding along the Lumber and Cape Fear Rivers when it impacted eastern North Carolina in early October 2016. The statistics of Matthew’s … Continued

“We have seen, time and time again, how critical the financial stability services are to sustaining any other outcome that we are trying to achieve with our members. Whether that is moving out of the shelter or getting a job, … Continued

On October 26, 2017, CURS Researcher Michael Webb made a presentation to the North Carolina Housing Conference. Titled “Spread Far, Stretched Thin,” Webb mapped affordable housing needs in North Carolina. The three main points of the presentation, as illustrated in his Urban … Continued