Author: Maureen Berner
» 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
» Understanding the Tools Available for CED Professionals: How Far Do NC Local Governments Go in Social Media Presence?
» Is Your Local Community Partner Ready To Go?
» Live Long and Prosper: Does CED Impact How Long We Live?
» Capacity Matters For CED, Part 2: News For the NC Food Industry and Farmers
» CED Winners and Losers in the Same Space: Income Inequality in North Carolina
» You say you want “Big Data” for Community Economic Development, but are you ready for it?
» A New Blog from the NC Department of Commerce for Community and Economic Development Professionals
» Three Headlines, Two Futures for North Carolina?
» Do Your Local Economic Development Plans Depend on the Middle Class … in China?
» Where in NC are the Most Distressed Communities? According to New Report, Look to Urban Areas
» Local Government Associations are Cautiously Optimistic about Economic Growth for FY 2014-2015
» Who’s Moved Out and Who’s Moved In: Exploring Housing and Migration Data Using a New Data Resource—Carolina Demography
» What’s Going On With the Federal Budget? A Review of the Basics with a Focus on Housing and Economic Development Programs
» Does Your Community Have the Capacity to Undertake Community Economic Development?
» USDA Projects in North Carolina Mapped
» Community Reinvestment Act Communities Identified
» New Western NC Food Policy Council Sets the Table for Community Economic Development
» Is there an economic “meal gap” in your community?
» Economic Impact of NC Summer Foods Program
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