Collective Weekly
The Triangle edition · Issue of July 30, 2026
What organizations in the Triangle published in the week to Jul 30, and where to turn up in the seven days after. Their words, their pictures, their bylines.
This week
78 stories from 52 organizations, found on their own sites between Jul 23 and Jul 30. One pick, then every one of them by the day it went up.
Five major investments will advance the East Coast Greenway
Environment · By · July 30, 2026 · published on greenway.org · 5 minutes
From Massachusetts to North Carolina, five major public investment victories announced in recent weeks will help advance trail development along the East Coast Greenway:
ThursdayJul 30
Five major investments will advance the East Coast Greenway · Durham · 5 minutes
Why I Chose Cancer Over Computer Chips · Raleigh · 2 minutes
Tip Sheet: Sleep for Diabetes Prevention · Wake Forest · 1 minute
Hoppin' Bunny Talk · Raleigh
New Brief Highlights the Essential Role of Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care · Durham · 2 minutes
Summer Warning Signs of Behavioral Health Crises · Chapel Hill · 6 minutes
Meet the Summer of Service Interns: Group 3 · Roxboro · 5 minutes
Virtual Zentangle Workshops for Teens · Raleigh · 1 minute
Beyond the Pitch: How Festival 26 Inspired CFK Africa's Young Delegates - CFK Africa · Chapel Hill · 3 minutes
Summer Hiking Tips · Durham · 3 minutes
Meet our new Community Impact Manager · Pittsboro
National Spotlight Reinforces the Importance of Reconnecting Adult Learners · Raleigh · 2 minutes
WednesdayJul 29
August is packed · Durham
Shoutout to our volunteers! · Raleigh
Back to School 2026 · Raleigh · 2 minutes
Rooted Together · Raleigh
One Year Later: How H.R. 1 Is Reshaping the South · Durham · 2 minutes
ERA Through the Eras: The Confluence Natural Area · Durham · 4 minutes
Land Stewardship in the Face of Climate Change · Durham · 2 minutes
Pups, Pizza, & Pints With Oak City Pizza & Grill · Raleigh · 1 minute
Rosati's Pizza Fundraiser · Raleigh · 1 minute
Finding Purpose Off Campus: A Duke Senior's Story · Durham · 3 minutes
El Centro Hispano Joins National Leaders at the 2026 UnidosUS Annual Conference · Durham · 1 minute
Equality NC Condemns Erin Paré's Transphobic Rhetoric and Legislative Threats · Durham · 2 minutes
Family Connects Seeks Policy Strategy Consultant · Durham · 1 minute
2026 - July 29 Newsletter · Wake Forest · 2 minutes
TuesdayJul 28
The best way to understand echo? · Durham
Sauratown Stewardship Summer 2026 · Raleigh
Fresh Fig Newtons · Durham · 2 minutes
Section 106 Case Study: Ayr Mount · Raleigh · 3 minutes
Meet This Artist: Mixed-Media Artist Paget Marion Blythe · Pittsboro · 10 minutes
CWS Work Study · Durham
MondayJul 27
Molly Lukes is back · Durham
Agnus Berenato – Cancer Survivor - Kay Yow Cancer Fund 2026 · Durham · 1 minute
CR2 Offers Crisis Support · Raleigh · 2 minutes
Nature Blog: High and Dry (almost) · Durham · 2 minutes
2026 Special Olympics USA Games Team North Carolina results released - SONC · Morrisville · 3 minutes
ClydeFEST Sponsor Benefits · Pittsboro · 1 minute
OUTSOUTH Queer Film Festival Celebrates 31 Years at the Carolina Theatre, August 13 · Durham · 2 minutes
Summer Soirée · Raleigh · 1 minute
Listening for the Sounds of Summer: A Spotlight on North Carolina's Nightjars · Durham · 4 minutes
Featured on NPR Marketplace’s This Is Uncomfortable Podcast! · Chapel Hill · 1 minute
SundayJul 26
Heartworm disease is preventable · Youngsville · 2 minutes
SaturdayJul 25
A More Humane Way to Strengthen Public Schools: Invest in Teachers’ Wellbeing · Raleigh · 6 minutes
FridayJul 24
Meet maggie kane · Raleigh
News about the Center · Durham · 2 minutes
Are Private School Voucher Programs Putting Students in Danger? · Raleigh · 4 minutes
Finding the Right Fit: How CHT Matches Homebuyers with Available Homes · Chapel Hill · 3 minutes
Mary Ellen · Raleigh
NC CopWatch Used in Advocacy to End Regulatory Stops in Mecklenburg County · Morrisville · 2 minutes
We're halfway through the year! Here's what our transformative justice work has looked like so far · Morrisville · 4 minutes
Covid Decarceration Resources · Morrisville · 4 minutes
PPC June 18th Moral March on Washington · Morrisville · 2 minutes
Unlock Our Vote Freedom Summer · Morrisville · 2 minutes
ThursdayJul 23
Alina: The GOTR Alum Behind Zolli Candy · Raleigh · 3 minutes
Building Health, Strengthening Community · Raleigh · 2 minutes
2026 – July 22 Newsletter · Wake Forest
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Did you just put your job title in your LinkedIn headline and call it a day?
Press Release: New Community Science Project to Track CAFO Footprint Across the State of North Carolina - NCEJN
Why I Chose Cancer Over Computer Chips
People this week
6 people were named in a story their own organization published this week, in the sentence that names them.
Dr. Chris Lamont Brown
Director of Research and Education
It will produce a dataset that is verified and shared back to the communities who are directly impacted by the practices of the industry.” “In North Carolina, the public legally has the right to know where polluting industries are located,” said Dr. Chris Lamont Brown, NCEJN’s Co-Director for Research and Education.
From Press Release: New Community Science Project to Track CAFO Footprint Across the State of North Carolina - NCEJN, July 30, 2026.
Alina Morse
GOTR Alum, founder of Zollipops
When Alina Morse was 7 years old, a simple trip to the bank sparked an idea that would change her entire life.
From Alina: The GOTR Alum Behind Zolli Candy, July 23, 2026.
Amaya Horner
Senior Volunteer & Outreach Associate
By Amaya Horner, Volunteer and Outreach Associate You don’t have to let the summer heat deter you from enjoying your favorite outdoor activities!
From Summer Hiking Tips, July 30, 2026.
Blair LM Kelley
President and Director
Jones to our board of trustees,” said Dr. Blair LM Kelley, president and director of the National Humanities Center.
From Historian Martha S. Jones Joins National Humanities Center Board • National Humanities Center, July 29, 2026.
From the causes
12 causes published something this week. The newest from each.
Jobs
Did you just put your job title in your LinkedIn headline and call it a day? · Jul 30 · 7 stories this week
Did you just put your job title in your LinkedIn headline and call it a day? · Jul 30 · 7 stories this weekEnvironmentFive major investments will advance the East Coast Greenway · Jul 30 · 6 stories this week
Five major investments will advance the East Coast Greenway · Jul 30 · 6 stories this weekFood and agriculture
A Little Purple Magic: Why I Can't Stop Thinking About North Carolina's Purple Honey · Jul 30 · 6 stories this week
A Little Purple Magic: Why I Can't Stop Thinking About North Carolina's Purple Honey · Jul 30 · 6 stories this weekArts and cultureHistorian Martha S. Jones Joins National Humanities Center Board • National Humanities Center · Jul 29 · 5 stories this week
Historian Martha S. Jones Joins National Humanities Center Board • National Humanities Center · Jul 29 · 5 stories this weekEducationA Fresh Look for the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation - Build the Foundation · Jul 29 · 5 stories this week
A Fresh Look for the North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation - Build the Foundation · Jul 29 · 5 stories this weekHuman services
New public charge policy will create fear, confusion, and barriers for immigrant families · Jul 23 · 2 stories this week
New public charge policy will create fear, confusion, and barriers for immigrant families · Jul 23 · 2 stories this weekCommunity developmentEl Centro Hispano Joins National Leaders at the 2026 UnidosUS Annual Conference · Jul 29 · 1 story this week
El Centro Hispano Joins National Leaders at the 2026 UnidosUS Annual Conference · Jul 29 · 1 story this weekHousingFinding the Right Fit: How CHT Matches Homebuyers with Available Homes · Jul 24 · 1 story this week
Finding the Right Fit: How CHT Matches Homebuyers with Available Homes · Jul 24 · 1 story this week