Advance Carolina showing up for community in Cleveland County
Advance Carolina’s Southwest team delivered 4,500 school supplies, honored the Shelby 4 and connected with students across Cleveland County.
Advance Carolina’s Southwest team delivered 4,500 school supplies, honored the Shelby 4 and connected with students across Cleveland County.
North Carolina’s primary election shows the power of grassroots organizing and the Black vote in shaping leadership and advancing community priorities.
The organization will lean on Faith Howell-Bey’s innovative approach to mobilize Triangle voters during the critical 2026 election year.
The organization will lean on Faith Howell-Bey’s innovative approach to mobilize Triangle voters during the critical 2026 election year.
As North Carolina lawmakers return to Raleigh in 2026, the state remains without a finalized budget, making it the last state in the nation operating without one.
After more than 40 days, the government shutdown may finally be coming to an end, but millions of Americans are still at risk of losing access to affordable healthcare.
Through deep listening and empathy, Faith Howell-Bey is building spaces rooted in collective care, empowering Black women and strengthening community in Johnston County.
With potential government shutdowns threatening critical programs, the conversation around Black maternal health has never been more urgent.
Less than a year into the new administration, roughly 50% of Project 2025 has already been implemented. The speed and scope have surprised many observers.
Advance Carolina and North Carolina Black Alliance strongly condemn the North Carolina State Board of Elections’ recent decision to allow counties to eliminate Sunday early voting beginning with the 2025 municipal election.