Family and Maternity Leave Around the World: How Does the USA Measure Up?
In the last few decades, women have been dominating the workforce because having a single income family is no longer enough...
In the last few decades, women have been dominating the workforce because having a single income family is no longer enough...
by Deona Hooper, MSW I long for the day that I can arrive to work and continue to be in...
Recently, I posted about The University of North Carolina at Greensboro's Poverty Simulation that was held on March 27th as...
Daniel Martinez-Leffew (left) wrote a letter to Chief Justice Roberts, urging him to accept marriage equality. Shown from right to...
On February 12, 2013, Our Children’s Place, a local nonprofit based in Chapel Hill, in partnership with Meredith College hosted...
One of the best surprises of the night from the Academy Awards was the cast of Les Miserables live performance...
by Christel Striekwold Some years ago in 2009 the female Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie appeared at a TED conference. I was...
Today public housing continues to exist, but eligibility and aid depend on one’s location. While the federal government has developed...
Child Welfare refers to a set of government services that are designed to protect children, and also to encourage stability...
by Deona Hooper, MSW On October 25, 2012, Marian Wright Edelman, Founder and President of the Children's Defense Fund spoke...
Our Children's Place, a local Chapel Hill nonprofit, in partnership with Meredith College will be hosting a screening of...
by Jose Raul Gonzalez, BSW Student Last Tuesday’s election losses for Republicans have been an embarrassment and their Mitt Romney "self-deportation"...
Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian's "The People Who Inspire series" highlights individuals from a variety of backgrounds and occupations who...
In this presentation, Dr. Carolyn Suffrin from John Hopkins University explores the intersection of mass incarceration and the politics of...