2012 Unemployment Issue Brief: Economic Resilience through Nonprofit Infrastructure and Social Cohesion

This report is a follow up to the 2011 Unemployment Issue Brief.  Over the past year, NCoC and  our partners have embarked upon a journey to further understand the links between our nation’s civic life and our economic vitality.  The results of these efforts culminate in the following research, which has surfaced two key findings: a community’s nonprofit organization infrastructure and social cohesion are both strongly connected to economic resilience.

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