Now is a perfect time to consider applying for the Civic Saturday Fellowship, says Rural Assembly’s Whitney Kimball Coe. “The Civic Saturday ritual feels more important than ever as we struggle to ensure the future of our democracy,” Coe said.
We are pleased to share the recording of a conversation with Pádraig Ó Tuama as part of Rural Assembly Everywhere.
Ru Rural Assembly Director, Whitney Kimball Coe led a virtual Civic Saturday on May 23. Hosted by the Athens Thrive Team and
I’ve collected all the letters and notes we’ve received during this time of COVID-19. Coe-COVID correspondence is tucked safely in
This article appeared in the Daily Post-Athenian on April 10, 2020 The blooming of dogwoods triggers an intense longing for
The Community Broadband initiative at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance is teaming up with NC Hearts Gigabit and the North
This blog post is from Whitney Kimball Coe, Coordinator of the National Rural Assembly. The Daily Yonder doesn’t shy away
This week, ThinkTennessee in partnership with the Center for Rural Strategies released a new policy brief that addresses Tennessee’s challenges
Today, the Center for Rural Strategies joins 17 other organizations to form the Broadband Connects America coalition. The coalition is comprised
This is a guest post from Anna Claussen from Voices for Rural, Minnesota. This is one example of the kind
The Rural Assembly is a program of
