Poet Nikky Finney to open Rural Assembly Everywhere on April 20. Register at ruralassembly.org/everywhere.
Aiden Wolf, a high school student in Athena, Oregon, shares what growing his hair long taught him about his family and heritage.
Join the Pinkerton Foundation’s Erickson “EB” Blakney, an award-winning writer and reporter who has worked for WOR Radio, Bloomberg and CBS News, for a conversation with leading rural organizers, election analysts, and media specialists about disinformation campaigns in rural America. April 20 at Rural Assembly Everywhere, presented by The Rural Assembly
As part its collaboration with the PBS American Portrait initiative, The Rural Youth Catalyst Project asked rural young people from across the country to respond to the prompt “I was raised to believe…” This week, we are pleased to share the the voice and experience of Opal Besaw, a high school junior in Kalispell, Montana.
On March 30, join us for a conversation with journalists and other experts about the storm and what it revealed about public health, housing, energy, and economic and climate justice.
We’re building a virtual stage for Rural Assembly Everywhere. We hope you’ll join us. See a glimpse of a video we’ll share during the two-day virtual conference.
What is your perspective on the American Dream? How have your experiences of borderland and/or belonging shaped your own sense of the American dream or for your family, or your community?
Musicians Kelle Jolly and Senora May will grace the virtual Everywhere stage this April.
Congress has appropriated $3.2 billion for a new a program that would enable eligible households to receive a discount on the cost of broadband service and certain connected devices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Rural Assembly shares this reading of the last letter from the late Representative John Lewis (D-Georgia).
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