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Economic Democracy Weekly

To kick off the New Year, today’s Economic Democracy Weekly provides a call-back to a series last year that focused both on busting myths about rural America and offering multiple paths towards eradicating multigenerational rural poverty. We begin with an article on how community finance can support rural wealth building. Next, a story about changing economic justice narratives in rural America. This is followed by an article that lays out the importance of rural communities being at the policy table. Finally, we close with a story emerging from colonias in South Texas about new forms of housing development that can meet rural families’ needs. 

Ending Persistent Poverty in Rural America: The Role of CDFIs

“We must enact sound, infrastructurally rebellious, and enduring solutions.” Read more...

 

Reshaping the Idea of Rural America: Stories from Our Communities

“There is much more to rural America than what is shown in The Wizard of Oz or Little House on the Prairie.” Read more...

 

Making Policy Work for Rural Communities: The Value of Community Voice

“Funding should be just one aspect of a broader ecosystem of investment in low-wealth rural communities.” Read more...

 

Housing Innovation in Rural America

“It may seem like a housing market is a housing market, right? But that is completely wrong.” Read more...

 
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