
Five Takeaways from Rural and Native Spiritual Leaders
We invited rural and Native spiritual leaders to gather this summer. Here’s what we learned about community, connection, and unity.
Have you found yourself wondering how an old friend or acquaintance is doing during this remarkable, uncertain time in our world? We would like you to join us in checking on our neighbors and sharing your conversations:
We invited rural and Native spiritual leaders to gather this summer. Here’s what we learned about community, connection, and unity.
If you are a rural leader who feels unsure about how to navigate this topic, we’ve included five quick tips below, along with suggestions on how to practice these tips within a conversation.
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Rural students seeking higher education face numerous unique challenges. A conversation with CivicLab, an Indiana-based education nonprofit, helped illuminate three national trends about rural higher education. The post Nonprofit Shares Three National Lessons about Rural Higher Education appeared first on The Daily Yonder.
This story was originally published by Nexus Media News and Civil Eats. In the summer months, Flor Sanchez and the members of her harvest crew rise before dawn and arrive at a cherry orchard in Washington state’s Yakima Valley when there is only the slightest hint of daylight. “We use headlamps,” she says, to carry The post As Extreme Heat Blasts Farms, More Harvests Are Taking Place in the Dark appeared first on The Daily Yonder.