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.
This September, the Rural Assembly hosted a conversation with national and regional practitioners about the history and utility of rural
In July, the Rural Assembly with the Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative hosted a roundtable conversation on rural school infrastructure.
After years of fighting new oil and gas pipelines in rural areas, activists have scored major victories that cloud the
The pipeline boom is on shaky ground, so Southerly and the Rural Assembly are working on a video story about what’s happening in rural communities who have spent years working to stop pipeline projects from being built. What would you like to know? Send us your questions and we may ask them in the interviews.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our livestream conversation “Rural Resilience: Hurricanes, Wildfire, and COVID-19.” For those of
On this past week’s livestream conversation, Bill Bynum of Hope Credit Union placed our present realities of racial inequality in the context of our nation’s history of slavery, the civil rights movement, and countless efforts to fight social and economic injustices. Watch the excerpt.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for part 2 of our series on rural housing in the time of
Thank you to everyone who joined us for part 1 of our series on rural housing in the time of COVID-19: “What was the rural housing landscape like before COVID-19 and where are we now?” For those of you who could not join or who would like to revisit the conversation you can find the recording as well as the complete transcript below.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the premiere of our conversation with rural journalists, an event co-hosted by the Rural Assembly and Daily Yonder. The recording and transcript are available below and can also be found at the Daily Yonder Youtube page.
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