Our Projects
Past Projects
- Linking Education to Careers in Northeast Mississippi
- A Partnership Model for Better Jobs
- A Time of Reckoning: Testing the Will for Change in the Mississippi Delta
- Career Pathways for a Green South
- Creating a New Strategic Vision for the N.C. Rural Center
- Franklin/Southampton County Development
- Latino Pathways
- Middle Border Forward
- Mississippi Workforce Development
- Mistakes to Success: Applying Roadmap Tools
- National Fund for Workforce Solutions
- North Carolina JobLink Career Center System
- Program for the Rural Carolinas
- Redesigning the North Carolina Employment and Training System
- Women in Electronics
- Workforce Alliance in Mississippi
Program for the Rural Carolinas was a five-year, $10.6 million rural development project in North Carolina and South Carolina, funded by The Duke Endowment during 2002-2007.
The program supported seven communities in large-scale collaborative projects to spur economic and community revitalization.
MDC designed and served as managing partner for the project, in cooperation with senior staff of The Endowment. We supported 13 of The Endowment's eligible grantees in smaller-scale projects to promote economic opportunity in their communities, providing them with technical assistance, coaching, and skills and knowledge development opportunities.
Related Report
Strengthening the Rural Carolinas: A Conceptual Framework for the Program for the Rural Carolinas
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For more information on the Program for the Rural Carolinas, contact Julie Mooney.