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Author Archives: Maureen Berner

The Connection Between Child Care and CED? Your Workforce
Mapping CED Progress…and Struggle: The 2024 NC County Tier Rankings
You Can Take It to the Bank: Federal Reserve System Resources for CED Professionals
How to Keep the Local Grocery Store Open: A Challenge for NC CED Professionals
What’s Going On with ARP Infrastructure Investment in North Carolina?
CED through Local and Regional Food Systems: The Latest Resources
CED and Affordable Housing: How Does Manufactured Housing Fit In?
Re-Thinking Public Transit as “Micro-CED” with Wilson NC Leading the Way
How the Census Undercounts Will Impact CED Work
Customer Service in CED – The New Push to Improve What We Do
Evidence to Support CED programs: The Growing Talk About RCTs
The Story of Job Growth in North Carolina: Feast or Famine?
Revisiting the Case for Affordable Housing Four Years Later: Reminder of Value of BLS Salary Data When Understanding Affordable Housing
Practical Tools for CED: What Social Network Maps Can Offer
Using Human Centered Design in CED work
A COVID Silver Lining for CED Professionals: Innovation
Signs of Strain in Local Social Safety Nets in NC: Observations for CED Professionals
The NC Workforce of Tomorrow: the Condition of Community College Students Today
A Lesson for CED Professionals on The Tipping Point: When Local Partners Pull Out of Fed and State Programs
An Important Change to Formula for CED Programs?
CED and Planning vs Income Inequality Part 1: When Communities Pay the Price
Meet ALICE: How the United Way is Creating a Portrait of the Working Poor in NC
New CED Data Resources Keep Rolling Out: The Opportunity Atlas, The Eviction Lab, Every Building in America and A Look Back to How Data Can Help in Disaster Recovery
It’s How Much?! Cost of Living Data for NC Counties and Select Cities
Trying to Capture a Community’s CED: New Dashboard of Growth, Prosperity and Inclusion Data
Lessons for CED from Europe: Housing, Job, Food, or Fuel Poverty…All Roads Lead to a Social Inclusion Model
Lessons for CED from Europe: Inclusive Communities and a New City-Run Food Pantry
How Should We Measure Community and Household Economic Conditions?
Making the Case for Affordable Housing: Using BLS Statistics to ask Hard Questions About Salaries vs. Local Housing Costs
Current Positive Economic News? Cheer, Then Take a Breath and Look Deeper at the Divided NC Economy