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Sep 22, 2011
Campaign Principles Statement for the 2012 Farm Bill
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Sep 22, 2011
Campaign 2012 Priorities Letter to Senate Agriculture Committee
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Sep 22, 2011
Campaign 2012 Priorities Letter to House Agriculture Committee
“Thirty Four of our nation's most influential policy advocacy organizations, working together to assure a renewed federal commitment to rural people and places.”
- American Association of Community Colleges
- American Planning Association
- American Public Works Association
- Association for Enterprise Opportunity
- Association of Small Business Development Centers
- Center for Rural Affairs
- CFED
- Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education
- Council of State Community Development Agencies
- Council of State Governments
- Housing Assistance Council
- League of Rural Voters
- Main Street Project
- National Association of Conservation Districts
- National Association of Counties, Chair of the Campaign for a Renewed Rural Development
- National Association of Development Organizations
- National Association of Federally Impacted Schools
- National Association of Regional Councils
- National Association of Towns and Townships
- National Business Incubator Association
- National Catholic Rural Life Conference
- National Conference of State Legislatures
- National League of Cities
- National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health
- National Rural Development Council
- National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
- National Rural Health Association
- National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition
- National Telecommunications Cooperative Association
- Opportunity Finance Network
- Partners for Rural America
- Rural Community Assistance Partnership
- Rural Community College Alliance
- United States Composting Council
Member Quotes
“NRHA fully understands that healthy rural communities and healthy rural people go hand in hand. Economic development is critical to rural health systems, as rural health systems are critical to rural economies. We look forward to joining these organizations in working for a robust Rural Development Title.”
Alan Morgan
Chief Executive Officer
National Rural Health Association