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Educationnc

Raleigh · Justice

New literacy data shows promising gains for North Carolina students

State Board discusses legislative agenda, updates on CMS, EPP accountability, and more

Blue Ribbon Commission adopts recommendations on teacher pay and literacy, discusses financial management

US Treasury Department issues proposed rules on federal school choice tax credit

North Carolina’s local reentry councils help people leaving prison. Advocates say more could be done

Western Piedmont Community College is in a ‘time of transformation’ this school year

ACLU of North Carolina

Durham · Justice

No government agency is above the law, and we will continue to fight back against these violent and unlawful arrests

CLT, let's make some zines!

It’s official — we’re two weeks away from the start of early voting!

El Pueblo

Raleigh · Justice

La Patrulla de Carreteras Estatal y otras agencias de Carolina del Norte han firmado acuerdos 287(g) con ICE bajo la nueva ley estatal SB 153

The NC State Highway Patrol and other state agencies have entered into a 287(g) agreement with ICE under the new state law (SB 153)

LGBT Center of Raleigh

Raleigh · Justice

On Wednesday, 10/7, our friends at T4T Collective are joining us for a Trans History Exhibit at the Center from 5:30–8 PM

Category is: know your history

You Can Vote

Durham · Justice

Every vote starts with someone who cares—and that someone could be you!

Ready to make your voice heard?

Southern Coalition for Socialjustice

Durham · Justice

North Carolinians Expand Lawsuit Challenging Unlawful Immigration Stops, Warrantless Arrests

Join us on October 28th, for a pre-release screening of the North Carolina segment of Everyday Justice, featuring Warren County native Rev

Our Counsel for Environmental Justice, Aiswarya Murali, was featured by Yale for her reflections on Climateweeknyc 2026!

Today is, a day to recognize the people who have lost years of their lives to convictions for crimes they did not commit

Disability Rights North Carolina

Raleigh · Justice

Two years ago, Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, causing floods and landslides that left thousands without housing, water, power, and communications and killed more than 100 people

Have questions about absentee voting?

Supplemental Durham County Youth Home Monitoring Report

Equality North Carolina

Durham · Justice

Okay, we couldn’t let this trend pass us by

Trans North Carolinians: you have the right to vote

Brunch, boots, and building power