Fallon Ryan
About the Episode:
In this episode of 100 Rural Women and Their Stories, Fallon Ryan shares her unexpected journey from working in local food systems in rural Minnesota to becoming a bankruptcy attorney serving rural Vermont. Fallon reflects on the women who inspired her, her love for rural communities, and why meeting the needs of her community has always mattered more than following a conventional career path. Her story is a reminder that meaningful work is often shaped by curiosity, service, and the courage to embrace unexpected opportunities.
Vermont Law and Graduate School
About the Podcast:
Join our founder, Teresa Kittridge, as she sets out every week to interview 100 women who have made a difference in rural communities and beyond. These are women who have led positive change while overcoming challenges and breaking barriers.
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