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Jillian Linster - new policy director for rural affairs

Jillian Linster - new policy director for rural affairs


By Scout Nelson

Jillian Linster, hailing from Pender, Nebraska, takes the helm as policy director at the Center for Rural Affairs, following her tenure as assistant policy director and interim director.

The Center's policy efforts, spanning multiple states including Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota, will benefit from Linster's leadership.

Brian Depew, executive director of the Center, expresses confidence in Linster's capabilities, citing her demonstrated skills during her interim role. He looks forward to her leadership in steering the Center's policy program towards achieving its state and federal policy goals.

Linster's journey to the Center stems from her background in academia, where she taught at the University of South Dakota. Inspired by her students' advocacy for change on various critical issues such as climate crisis, equality, and healthcare access, Linster was driven to contribute more towards addressing these challenges. Her passion for driving positive change aligns with the Center's mission of supporting rural communities.

In her role as policy director, Linster aims to leverage her diverse experiences to advocate for policies that enhance the lives of rural residents and foster growth in local communities.

She emphasizes the importance of collaboration with colleagues to drive impactful state and federal policies, creating new opportunities for rural areas.

With Linster at the helm, the Center for Rural Affairs is poised to continue its crucial work in advocating for policies that uplift rural communities and address pressing challenges facing rural America.

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