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The 2020 CSEM Community Scholars: ‘Just look for the hope. It’s out there.’
The Chronicle
The Community Scholars’ designation was created in combination with Economic Mobility Opportunity Awards, in recognition of the value of knowledge obtained by individuals...
CSEM Fellows’ research could open doors for vulnerable residents, employers
CSEM News
The work of CSEM’s 2019-20 class of Research Fellows shares one important factor...
Alvin Atkinson Honoring King's "Beloved Community"
The Winston-Salem Journal
At the dawn of this new year, and in recognition of the celebration of the life and legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., I now write to excite and invite all of us to look within ourselves...
Richardson: Three surprising challenges faced by those at the bottom of the income ladder
Center For Advancing Opportunity
We know that residents of fragile communities experience immense barriers to opportunities, such as unemployment, lack of quality education options, criminal injustice...
Searching for the local reasons the American Dream remains so elusive
Triad City Beat
Studies have also found that some areas of the country offer less mobility than most other developed countries. One of these places may just be Winston-Salem/Forsyth County.
WSSU’s $30 million gift underscores commitment by CSEM, others to underserved communities
CSEM News
The award speaks directly to the University’s continued commitment to elevating underrepresented communities through efforts like the Center for the Study of Economic Mobility and a strategic plan that emphasizes social justice and equity.
East Winston man continues giving back with new program
Yes Weekly
David Moore is well known in Winston-Salem for his Southside Rides, which puts newly released offenders, like he once was, to work...
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CSEM and Tate Consulting go big with transformative academy
CSEM News
Research sparked idea for leadership training
