NC Justice Center Archives

Grocery and big box store employees, along with fast food, construction and food processing workers, were deemed an “essential” labor during the COVID-19 pandemic. They did not have the luxury of working from home.

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Labor Rights Groups Petition State Officials for Workplace Protections During Public Health Crises

Critics Contend State Budget Proposal Misses the Mark on Education

Chapel Hill, Durham, and Orange School Districts Have Paused In-Person Classes; Will Wake Follow Suit?

A New Report Says Workplace Deaths Have Risen 48 Percent in North Carolina

Durham Service Workers Share Stories of Poverty Wages and Poor Conditions—and an Indifferent State Labor Department

Advocates Say Durham’s Experiment to Wipe Thousands of Old Cases Off the Books Could Be a Model for Statewide Justice Reform

N.C. Teachers Are Mad as Hell and They’re Not Going to Take This Anymore

Charter Schools and the Resegregation of North Carolina Schools

HB 2: How Did We Get Here?

Here’s What HB 2 Actually Does

Southeast Raleigh Residents Answer Pastors’ Call to Action to Address Youth Violence

Gov. Cooper Appoints Former Wake County Commissioner Jessica Holmes as New State Auditor

Overflow Crowd at DPS Board Meeting Urges Delay of Parents’ Bill of Rights

After Nearly Three Years, Henderson Atwater is Released from Jail

Geeks and Greeks: Chapel Hill Council Approves Longfellow Proposal, Denies Rezoning for Tower Next to Sorority House That Would Replace D&D Bar

Don’t Be a Drip, Durham Officials Say as Water Levels Dip