The secret to thriving rural communities: Terry Brunner at TEDxABQ

By Walter Downes in Development Related Issues 1084 views 16th January 2018 Video Duration: 00:05:30
As Director of Rural Development for New Mexico, Terry Bruner travels to rural communities all across the state. As such, he's got a unique vantage point on ...

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