Martine Aurelien with the NC Budget & Tax Center discusses her new report: A Two Generation Approach to Early Childhood: The Role of Wages and Compensation in Achieving Quality & Access Goals.
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Clayton Henkel
About the author
Clayton Henkel, Communications Coordinator for N.C. Policy Watch, joined the project in November 2009. She is responsible for the project's website and newsletter management as well as production of its weekly "News and Views" radio program.
clayton@ncpolicywatch.com
919-861-2067
clayton@ncpolicywatch.com
919-861-2067
Clayton Henkel's articles and posts
Whitney Tucker, Director of Research for NC Child, joins us to discuss childhood poverty, North Carolina’s latest child health report card and the troubling rise in youth suicides.
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With U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids on the rise, we’ll hear from senior immigrant and refugee rights attorney Raul Pinto with the NC Justice Center.
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State Senator Kirk deViere joins us to discuss school funding, NC’s transportation needs and his hopes for more bipartisanship in the General Assembly.
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Representative Cynthia Ball discusses Medicaid expansion, a fix to gerrymandering and legislation to clear the backlog of untested sexual assault kits.
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Tom Ross, former UNC System President and co-chair of North Carolinians for Redistricting Reform, discusses legislation to reform the redistricting process in North Carolina through an amendment to the state constitution that places guardrails on how legislators can draw voting districts.
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Peggy Nicholson of the Youth Justice Project discusses her organization’s efforts to bring a measure of racial equity to our schools and end the school-to-prison pipeline. Learn more about the 2019 Racial Equity Report Cards.
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Virginia Knowlton Marcus, CEO for Disability Rights North Carolina discusses the work of Disability Rights and the findings of a new study that concludes federal, state and local emergency management officials must do more to ensure the well-being of people with disabilities during natural disasters.
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