Knowledge economy has left rural areas behind
To the Editor,
We can’t afford to keep making the same mistakes.
Why have certain initiatives produced positive results for some and, despite best intentions, negatively impacted others? Understanding the answer to that question is paramount for any effort to improve economic outcomes for people living in rural America, and for organizations like ours who are centering equity in our work with rural communities.
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