"No matter how hard a time period has been, North Carolinians have always shown up to promote public education and democracy.“ - Ann McColl "Let History Speak: How 1868, 1901, and 1956 Help Us Find Our Voice Today," documents the establishment of public education in NC during the challenging times after the civil war. The […]

The National Domestic Workers Alliance – North Carolina Chapter has pledged to stand in solidarity with parents and providers across the nation on May 12th for a Day Without Child Care. We are calling for equitable wages, affordable child care, and a brighter future for all children and families—grounded in racial and gender justice. Join this […]