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May 4-5 Regional Convening follow-up documentsSubmitted by RickyR on May 14, 2010 - 1:32pm.
If you'd like something posted on this page, please contact Wisconsin Rural Partners executive director Rick Rolfsmeyer at ricky@wirural.org. Table of Contents
Conference materials
Learning Station InformationThe Learning Stations were a theater of innovative rural initiatives, provided by the participating State Rural Development Councils in the North Central USDA region. Much of the information provided through the Learning Stations is linked below, according to topic and state. We will be updating this resource often. If you'd like information posted, just send it to rickyr@wirural.org Broadband
Small Business/Entrepreneurship
Energy
Food Systems
Other
Good web linksSome states have provided links to websites that feature great, useful information on topics related to regional development. To get your information posted, send it to ricky@wirural.org
Projects and InitiativesThe second day of the convening was spent planning various initiatives. Most of these were around the topics of Broadband, Small Business/Entrepreneurship, Energy and Food Systems, but plans in other areas emerged as well. The document below is the first draft of the projects as recorded on the flip charts. Please contact Ricky at Wisconsin Rural Partners if you have edits of other information to add. Thanks Raw Notes - First draft of project initiatives that were planned on Day 2 of the convening Draft of Convening project initiatives for review and comment (June 2, 2010) Summary evaluation of the Convening Chart listing projects and participants Link to Pictures from the ConveningCommunications and follow-upRead the article on the project in the Daily Yonder written by Dr. Timothy Collins by clicking here. Join the Upper Mississippi Valley Rural Partners group on LinkedIn Join the Cultural Heritage, Food and Tourism Regions group on LinkedIn Michigan folks - consider Leadership West Michigan!
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