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WHERE DO WE GO DURING A PANDEMIC?
BY Olivia Wang
Carolina Tracker used SafeGraph data, which is voluntary cellphone location data, to analyze foot traffic to six types of points of interest (POI) in North Carolina: grocery stores, healthcare facilities, ... 2 Likes

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BUILD ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE
2020 has created deep uncertainty for all organizations, including credit unions. The COVID-19 pandemic has plunged the economy into a new type of recession, muddied the national political and policy environment, and transformed the most basic of ...

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UNC College of Arts & Sciences A recent study by UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies’ Atticus Jaramillo, Bill Rohe and Michael Webb explored how public housing residents make decisions about whether to look for work.
Their findings suggest that health, education and life-course stage ...

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Carolina Planning Journal Volume 45 of the Carolina Planning Journal is now available to read online. Learn more and find the link in this week's post: https://carolinaangles.com/2021/01/14/volume-45-of-the-carolina-planning-journal-hazards-in-the-southeastern-united-states/
“Volume 45 of the Carolina Planning Journal, titled Hazards in the Southeastern United States, considers how ... 1 Likes

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36 Hours in Elysium “I could go in depth about any of the characters, but part of the fun is getting to discover them and how they view Revachol for yourself. All of this is to say that a key part of making a ...

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Congratulations Danielle! The UNC Center for Public Service recently announced the graduation of the Class VII Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars (FES). The FES program brings together selected faculty from across campus to engage in a two-year experiential, competency-based curriculum designed ... 12 Likes

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Waterloop In this episode Research Professor Philip Berke (UNC Department of City and Regional Planning UNC Institute for the Environment) explains the pressing need for communities to focus on planning to become more resilient to climate change. He discusses a variety ... 4 Likes

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VEHICLE TRAVEL BOUNCES BACK
BY Olivia Wang
The pandemic has changed mobility trends across the United States. Traffic levels fell dramatically because of the economic shutdown and state and county-mandated stay-at-home orders. As business reopened and people returned to work, ... 2 Likes

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Timeline Photos WIDENING RACIAL DISPARITIES IN UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS
BY Kaitlin Heatwole & Ethan Sleeman
The COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent recession have serious ramifications for North Carolina workers. Recent reports suggest that more than 1.3 million North Carolina residents have filed a ... 1 Likes

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Timeline Photos Victims of domestic violence struggle during the pandemic. #COVID19 is forcing households to stay indoors to stay safe, but evidence in #NorthCarolina suggests that the pandemic is making some victims’ situation worse: https://carolinatracker.netlify.app/stories/2020/10/13/domestic_violence/ #CarolinaTracker 1 Likes

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Timeline Photos Track the impact of #COVID across many indicators. Carolina Tracker has compiled many indicators in Social, Environment, Economy and Transportation domains.
Explore the data: https://carolinatracker.unc.edu/tracker/
CarolinaTracker - A Resource for Recovery

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Track the impact of Covid across many indicators.
Carolina Tracker has compiled many indicators in Social, Environment, Economy and Transportation domains.
Explore the data: https://carolinatracker.unc.edu/tracker/
Carolina Tracker - A Resource for Recovery

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WHAT ARE CORE BASED STATISTICAL AREAS AND WHY DO WE USE THEM? BY DONALD PLANEY
Even though we are all familiar with the terms urban, suburban, and rural, there isn’t an objective definition for these terms that we can use ...

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UNC Center for Urban and Regional Studies *After Support Ended, Childcare Took A Hit In Enrollment And Employment.* Decreased enrollment of children and employment in childcare facilities during the pandemic. Areas with higher rates of unemployment hit the hardest. https://bit.ly/3aBkgUK (More: https://unc.live/3mHip30)
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HOME SALE INDICATORS SHOW STRONGEST GROWTH IN A DECADE, BUT LAGGING SUPPLY IS CAUSE FOR CONCERN
Residential real estate development and sales have taken on a peculiar pattern during the COVID-19 recession. On the supply side of the market, developers ...

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Carolina Planning Journal “As research on the enduring impact of redlining continues, it is imperative that the findings are considered by a wide audience. Academics, private consultants, city officials, and community organizers should all be aware of the impacts that redlining has had ... 1 Likes

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Photos from UNC Department of City and Regional Planning's post How has COVID affected NC home sales? Police stops? This new dashboard lets you know (Opinion article by Ned Barnett).
The coronavirus pandemic has generated a flood of data, but most of it is focused on the familiar public health ... 1 Likes

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UNC College of Arts & Sciences Congratulations Danielle! Dr. Spurlock’s work focuses on plan and policy implementation and addresses policy questions in the areas of planning, public health, environmental and social justice, and dispute resolution. Her research explores the relationships among land use, the environment, human ... 5 Likes

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Planning for 36 Hours in Tokyo, Japan "As the days grow darker and temperatures colder, I dream about summers in Tokyo. It’s true that Japanese summers can be oppressively hot and humid, but trust me when I say that it’s worth it. The heat, the lights, and ...

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Waterloop A resilient community is able to anticipate change and create a holistic plan that is adaptable to future events and aims to rebuild in a way that is more protective and more equitable for residents, says Philip Berke of the ... 1 Comments

PHIL PHIL PHIL PHIL, PHIL BERKE the RESILIENT PLANNING GUY. (Bill nye theme song)

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In the webinar recording below, Dr. Mai Nguyen lays the foundation for how the Community Social Impact Center of Excellence will measure and expand credit unions' social impact to help develop a strategic advantage in the communities they serve and ... 1 Likes

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Filene Research Institute (Today @ 11 AM, CT) Filene’s newest research fellow, Dr. Mai Nguyen will introduce the Center of Excellence for Community Social Impact.
Dr. Nguyen explains how the Center will expand knowledge on the practice and impact of credit union’s social ... 2 Likes

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UNC researchers launch website aimed at providing snapshot of life during pandemic “We wanted to make this work for different people. We also wanted to provide a resource for state officials to look across the entire state of North Carolina and quickly get a view. So, it’s easy to see is it ... 4 Likes

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WNCN “I think there are local agencies like housing agencies or other social network providers that can look if they are located in a specific county say, ‘OK, what are the big problems here?” mentioned Kaitlin Heatwole, a research specialist with ... 2 Likes

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Photos from UNC Department of City and Regional Planning's post We are launching Carolina Tracker, a website that features timely stories, datasets and visualizations based on 30 different economic, social and transportation indicators for all 100 counties in North Carolina. We hope this is useful to policy makers, researchers and ... 8 Likes

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A FORCE for Good! The application period for 2022 fellowships is open!
I’m passionate about how coastal communities prepare for hazards and how they can adapt to become more resilient to future events. By applying my skills and knowledge during ... 3 Likes

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Filene Research Institute Join Filene's Center for Community Social Impact newest Fellow, Mai Nguyen, for a for a webinar about the impact of credit unions' community and social development efforts.
Registering for the Dec. 10th webinar.
As you think about what organizations are ...

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Support student Master's Project research!
One of our students, Christian Snelgrove, is researching the effects of COVID-19 on telework behavior and attitudes. Share this survey with your family, friends, and associates!
Please contribute to this research by taking a 10-15 ...

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Pass the Turkey: Why Cricket Farming is a Better Choice Pass the Turkey: Why Cricket Farming is a Better Choice - this Carolina Planning Journal repost offers a sustainable alternative to unhealthy, land intensive, and environmentally polluting proteins.
This Thanksgiving, North Carolina continues its yearly tradition of feeding the country. ... 2 Likes

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