Stephen J. Sills, PhD Housing, MWBEs, Racial Justice

Pathways to Healing: How Municipalities Can Embrace Restorative Justice and Reparations

In addressing the complex issue of reparations within local municipalities, the City of High Point offers a compelling case study in how communities can undertake restorative justice initiatives to address historical injustices and systemic discrimination against African Americans. This exploration into High Point's approach provides a blueprint for other municipalities seeking reconciliation and healing. Reconciliation … Continue reading Pathways to Healing: How Municipalities Can Embrace Restorative Justice and Reparations

Stephen J. Sills, PhD MWBEs

Small Businesses in North Carolina: A Spotlight on Minority and Women-Owned Enterprises

North Carolina has long been a beacon for small businesses, consistently ranking in the top five states for business by Forbes since 2006. As the Tar Heel State continues to attract people with its affordable housing, low cost of living, and favorable tax rates, it's no surprise that small businesses are thriving here. A critical … Continue reading Small Businesses in North Carolina: A Spotlight on Minority and Women-Owned Enterprises