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Equity

This section provides resources related to supporting students from traditionally underserved backgrounds in higher education including Black, Latinx, and Indigenous students. We encourage utilizing equity related to strategies to support your action plans across multiple areas including the K12 to community college pipeline, partway home students, retention/persistence, and completion. 

Reports and Data Resources:

North Carolina Leaky Pipeline Report

Tomorrow’s jobs increasingly demand a highly trained workforce. To meet projected demands, at least 60% of North Carolina workers will need a postsecondary degree or nondegree credential by 2030...

Opportunity Insights

Our mission is to identify barriers to economic opportunity and develop scalable solutions that will empower people throughout the United States to rise out of poverty and achieve

Economic Tracker

Explore the Opportunity Insights with the real-time Economic Tracker. Track the economic impacts of COVID-19 on people, businesses, and communities across the United States in real time.

Using Big Data to Solve Social Problems Course

This introductory course, taught by Raj Chetty, shows how “big data” can be used to understand and solve...

CREED Equity Report

With the release of our two reports, “Deep Rooted: A Brief History of Race and Education” and “E(race)ing Inequities: The State of Racial Equity in North Carolina Public Schools,” we hope to initiate the kind of candid discussion that leads to intervention...

NC Community Colleges Equity Report

This report calls attention to patterns of inequity at the system and college levels by documenting gaps in access and academic progress across demographic populations, specifically race/ethnicity and gender.

Equity-Focused National Organizations:

North Carolina Leaky Pipeline Report

Tomorrow’s jobs increasingly demand a highly trained workforce. To meet projected demands, at least 60% of North Carolina workers will need a postsecondary degree or nondegree credential by 2030...

High School Students

This section provides resources related to recruitment of high school students upon graduation, specifically pertaining to those who intend to go to college but do not enroll. We encourage utilizing these resources to support strategies related to K-12 partnerships and increasing enrollment.

Reports and Data Resources:

Community College Research Center: Publications on the High School to College Transition

CCRC conducts research on programs and policies designed to prepare high school students for college, including short-term readiness programs as well as college-credit transition programs...

Education Commission of the States: 50-State Comparison: Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Policies

Education Commission of the States researched dual/concurrent enrollment policies in all states to provide this comprehensive resource. This resource includes policy found in statutes, regulations and other state policy documents...

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Partway Home

This section provides resources related to partway home students, or adult learners who have accumulated some college credit. We encourage utilizing these resources to support strategies related to increasing enrollment, retention/persistence, and completion.

Labor Market Outcomes

In order to ensure that students are being placed upon completion, it is vital to use labor market outcomes to predict the institution’s geographic labor needs and support programs, certificates, and continuing education in those areas. We encourage utilizing these resources to support strategies related to transfer, workforce, and completion.