Anita Brown-Graham describes the key components of lasting development in rural communities. She shared these insights in her keynote at the Richmond Fed’s Investing in Rural America conference in April 2023. Brown-Graham is a professor of public law and government and director of ncIMPACT, an initiative to help local leaders use evidence in policymaking, at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
WealthWorks
Wealth means different things in different contexts. And what it takes to build wealth includes other critical factors. That’s why,...
Waskawiwin
The Tribal Broadband Bootcamp is a 3-day intensive learning experience focused on building and running Tribal Internet networks.
NC Rural Center
NC Rural Center investigates where the Affordable Connectivity Program stands today and how many rural North Carolinians are affected by the end of the program.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
The Native Community Data Profiles tool connects data from a variety of public sources for a place-based look at a range of topics.
Emerald Cities Collaborative
This playbook offers frontline groups and community organizations guidance for developing a People’s Justice40+ Community Benefit Plan.
CCG Consulting
Blog written by Doug Dawson, President of CCG Consulting, on almost every aspect of telecommunications.
By shaping accurate narratives, we can drive fair and just investments and policies that honor the people and places at the heart of rural and Indigenous communities.
MDC's Brandy Bynum Dawson shares insights on her work, her home, and the deep connection between the two.
As we've seen with previous disasters, the surest way to ensure equitable and targeted support is through the local organizations on the ground who have been doing the work before the disaster hits and will be there long after the cameras and national organizations recede.
Insights for communities to balance rural migration, retain longtime residents, and develop more equitable local economies.
Sep. 10th, 2024, 3PM
Join this informal Zoom discussion on what will it take for rural communities to balance new residents, retain longtime residents and cultural traditions, and develop more equitable local economies.
Executive Summary for Future Rural Futures: Call to Action. Get quick takeaways and recommendations for more equitable funding models.
