Charlotte Urban Institute Partners With Neighborhood Leaders and Residents
Like many Charlotte-neighborhood community members, Jamall Kinard often asks the question: “What’s going on in my neighborhood?” Kinard is the
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Charlotte Schul Forum Discusses Our Connecting Spaces Feb 1
On February 1, 2024 from 1-5:30 p.m. at the Dubois Center at UNC Charlotte Center City, the UNC Charlotte Schul Forum takes
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UNC Charlotte Urban Institute Reports Poverty Rates Decline In Charlotte Region
Newly released data from the American Community Survey (ACS) reveals a notable decline in poverty rates across Charlotte and its
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Charlotte Urban Institute Releases Community Needs Study
What happens to the community needs of an existing population when out-of-town movers relocate to their city? Do they dry
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Charlotte Urban Institute 2023-2024 Year In Review
December marks the midpoint in our academic and fiscal calendars at UNC Charlotte. It’s a time when the buzz of
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Charlotte Urban Institute Reports More Millennials Living Alone
Despite higher housing costs, more adults in Mecklenburg County are living on their own. Over the past eight years, Mecklenburg
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Charlotte Urban Institute Conducting An Evaluation Of Alternatives To Violence
In 2020, a mass shooting took the lives of four people and injured others in the Beatties Ford community in
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UNC Charlotte Urban Institute Publishes Results Of ATV Evaluation
A program implemented to curb firearm violence in Charlotte, Alternatives to Violence (ATV), shows promising initial results, according to an
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UNC Charlotte Urban Institute Forum Talks Big Issues Facing Charlotte
The 2022 Schul Forum will be held at the Dubois Center at UNC Charlotte Center City in uptown Charlotte from
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UNC Charlotte Urban Institute: Charlotte Is No Superstar City But Residents Get More Bang For Buck
As the global economy increasingly rewards technological innovation, the gains from productivity enhancements have not been distributed evenly across cities
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