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Chapel Hill community organizations hold Town Council and mayoral races forum for debate

Chapel Hill Nonprofit Aims to Set New Affordable Housing Blueprint with PEACH Apartments

After redeveloping and renting houses for years, Chapel Hill's EMPOWERment Inc. is set to go a step further: by building its own apartments.

On Air Today: Celebrating Lillian Lee - And Affordable Housing

Delores Bailey and Angela Lee discuss EmPOWERment, Inc's upcoming event to celebrate Lillian Lee and raise money for affordable housing.

SolarEquity partners with two affordable housing nonprofits to install solar panels

Two local affordable housing nonprofits, EMPOWERment, Inc. and CASA, are embarking on their first solarization projects with the help of SolarEquity, a nonprofit organization and club at UNC that works to install solar panels on affordable housing developments.

EmPOWERment Empowers Local Minority-Owned Businesses

Delores Bailey of EmPOWERment, Inc. and LaVett Saddler joined 97.9 The Hill to talk about an upcoming clinic for minority-owned businesses.

On Air Today: Bright Path Solutions - Chapelboro.com

Delores Bailey and LaVett Sadler of EmPOWERment discuss Bright Path Solutions, a program offering training for minority business owners.

City & State Editor Emmy Martin will be 2023-24 editor-in-chief

On Saturday morning, City & State Editor Emmy Martin was selected to be the DTH’s next editor-in-chief. Her platform includes restructuring newsroom leadership, focusing on multimedia and digital storytelling, holding the paper accountable to its readers, continuing diversity, equity and inclusion efforts and addressing editor burnout.

UNC Hosts Conference on Grappling with History of Slavery, Racial Injustice

UNC's Commission on History, Race and A Way Forward is hosting the conference to discuss its work to better contextualize university history.

With 'Universities Studying Slavery' Conference, UNC Tackles Its Own Troubled History

UNC's "Universities Studying Slavery" conference will focus on how colleges can wrestle with their own troubling racial history.

On Air Today: 'Universities Studying Slavery'

Delores Bailey and Danita Mason-Hogans discuss the "Universities Studying Slavery" conference, this week on the UNC campus.