Seeing the invisible
Full of courage, smarts, yet facing empty future
Each year, thousands of undocumented North Carolina immigrants are effectively excluded from our higher education system. In the process, they’re relegated to a regime of low-wage jobs and an expanding circle of poverty. We lose all the way round...
Seeing the invisible
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SEEING THE INVISIBLE
The shocking burden of $800 light bills
The poorest citizens in the poorest communities in North Carolina often pay the highest rates for electricity.
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OTHER VIEWS
Seeing the Invisible: ‘What are we doing for the least of these?’
New Beginnings Emergency Shelter in Elizabeth City is nothing if not inconspicuous. A modest, two-story house on Herrington Road, it disappears into the ragged neighborhood. A small sign out front – “On The Solid Foundation” – hints at its purpose.
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SEEING THE INVISIBLE
Video: Follow a homeless specialist in Fayetteville
Ride along with Fayetteville Police Department's homeless specialist Stacy Sanders on a routine patrol as she checks in with some of Cumberland County's estimated 1,600 homeless residents living in shelters, woods and under bridges.
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SEEING THE INVISIBLE
In NC, poverty pervades as we evade
In Part 1 of a yearlong look at poverty in the state, UNC professor Gene Nichol has led a statewide look into the faces and causes of poverty, a condition that includes nearly 1 in every 5 North Carolinians.
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