School Readiness Funders Urge Early Childhood Care and Education Reform
This article can now be found on the Blandin Foundation Blog.
This article can now be found on the Blandin Foundation Blog.
This article can now be found on the Blandin Foundation Blog.
Judy Korn reports that five U of M Morris students attended and presented at this years Broadband 2010: Cultivating a Culture of Use conference.
Blandin Foundation Rural Pulse sees spike in concerns, resilient optimism GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. – Providing quality employment opportunities has emerged as the overwhelming priority within rural Minnesota communities, according to a statewide survey commissioned by the Blandin Foundation. Rural PulseTM 2010 finds that among residents of non-metropolitan communities, demand for living-wage jobs is more than …
Dave Peters comments on Rural Pulse and broadband study results in the Ground Level project blog.
MinnPost’s Sharon Schmickle covers Rural Pulse survey results.
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. – Creating technologically and economically vital rural communities was the focus this week at “Broadband 2010: Cultivating a Culture of Use”, held in Baxter, Minnesota. The event, sponsored by the Blandin Foundation, placed a spotlight on new research highlighting broadband access across rural Minnesota and the U.S. and engaged community and technology …
GRAND RAPIDS, Minn.– A report released today by the Minnesota Intelligent Rural Communities (MIRC) coalition finds a dramatic growth trend of 64 percent of all rural households adopting broadband (high-data-rate Internet access) technology compared to a six percent adoption rate nine years ago. The MIRC initiative is a $6.3 million effort comprised of 19 statewide …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Blandin Foundation trustees met with Itasca County organizations, approved supplemental financial aid for ICC Grand Rapids, Minn. — Blandin Foundation trustees met Sept. 20-21 in Grand Rapids for their annual fall planning retreat, including meeting with several Itasca County organizations working to adjust to a very changed economic landscape. Trustees heard stories …