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Putting Data to Work for Impact in Rural Communities
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Today’s episode features a discussion with Deb Halliday who is a prominent community builder, writer, artist and a nationally recognized leader for multi sector collaborations. Through her firm Halliday and Associates, she regularly speaks with groups large and small about how we can work together in order to have a real impact on our communities and the lives we share. Deb shares some concepts, strategies and philosophies that can help us effectively share and use data to initiate social impact in important social welfare issues like housing, health and education.
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