The Rural Assembly explores the cultural heritage of the Mississippi Delta at Rural Generation
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Participating in the 2019 Loyalty Day Children's Parade in Ilwaco, Washington, from left to right, are Quincy Moore, Lynn Dickerson, Thandi Rosenbaum, Cella Rosenbaum, Willa Tantisook (wagon), Jessika Tantisook, and Leah and Scott Hunt (Photo by Madeline Moore)
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Rethinking Rural Launches Crowdfunding Campaign
Rethinking Rural
, a partner of the Rural Assembly, is working to create and support "a
network of engaged rural millennials dedicated to working together on a national scale to protect landscapes, diversify economies, and strengthen evolving communities." They recently announced their crowdfunding campaign "to raise funds that will help us expand our network, put on three face to face gatherings, and continue supporting young leaders fighting the hard fight in rural communities across America. We’re planning to raise $40,000 that will help us pay for upcoming expenses and leverage other funds as we move forward to making a big difference in small places all over the country."
"Rethinking Rural is about making sure there is something for this generation and the next, and the next, to move back to. And that rural America is a thriving, culturally diverse, healthy place for people to set roots." -Madeline Moore, co-founder of Rethinking Rural.
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At 91, Eula Hall still goes to the Mud Creek Clinic, now the Eula Hall Health Center, each day to help care for patients in her rural Kentucky community. (Photo by Taylor Sisk/100 Days in Appalachia)
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Eula Hall's Mud Creek Clinic: Kentucky's 'People That Help People'
More than 40 years ago, with a $1,400 donation and two local doctors as volunteers, Hall opened her clinic in this Floyd County community of 1,500. Today, it’s part of a network of clinics providing quality, accessible health care.
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