Education
Durham Names New School After Two Civil Rights Icons
Source: News & Observer Murray-Massenburg Elementary School will be the name of the new school in southern Durham. The new school that is scheduled to
May 19, 2022
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It’s Time for NC Schools To Be Rid of American Indian Mascots Completely
Source: News & Observer On Wednesday, May 3rd The North Carolina State Advisory Council on Indian Education (SACIE) released a report detailing the number of
May 19, 2022
Health
Fayetteville State University To Train Nurses To Care For Sexual Assault Survivors
Source: Carolina Public Press Last year, the state legislature allocated $125,000 to Cumberland County for a pilot training program to train nurses to care for
May 18, 2022
Health
Local Doulas Continue To Push For Birth Equity
Source: NC Health News Black Maternal Health Week brought much-needed attention to the issue of Black maternity health last month, and organizations across the country
May 18, 2022
North Carolina Supreme Court Takes Over Felony Offender Voting Rights Case
Source: Associated Press Voting rights for people convicted of felonies have been debated heavily in North Carolina in the past few months. What started as
May 17, 2022
Health
“We Can’t Sit On Our Hands,” Advocates Work To Mobilize Voters Against Draft Roe v. Wade Opinion
Source: Spectrum News While the leaked draft from the Supreme Court to dismantle the fundamental right to abortion was a shock to millions of Americans,
May 17, 2022
$1.7 Billion Dollar Bond Will Address Crumbling School Buildings And Student Safety In Guilford County
Source: Editorial Board This month, voters in Guilford County will have a chance to vote for a school bond. The $1.7 billion dollar bond would
May 16, 2022
Siblings Speak Out On What They Want To Learn in School
At a time when our students are struggling to recover from two years of a pandemic, incidents of school violence are rising, and a loud
May 16, 2022
Amid GOP’s Education Culture War, Most Parents Are Against Book Bans And Censorship
Source: News & Observer A Wake County school board recently voted 3-0 to allow a young adult novel to remain in Cary High’s library. The
May 13, 2022
Attorney General Josh Stein Sues Hurricane Florence Contractor For Defrauding North Carolinians
Source: North Carolina Department of Justice Attorney General Josh Stein filed a lawsuit against a contractor for defrauding North Carolinians who were attempting to repair
May 13, 2022