Small Town Solo Training Provides Valuable Resources for Harvesters of Hope Participants

Harvesters of Hope extends its sincere thanks to Roanoke, Alabama attorney Kesa M. Johnston for providing complimentary two-day training to several Harvesters of Hope participants through her program, Small Town Solo.

Small Town Solo offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to help attorneys successfully start and operate solo practices in small communities. The training covers every stage of the process, including pre-launch planning, operations, marketing, hiring, client experience, and long-term sustainability.

Johnston developed Small Town Solo to encourage attorneys to practice in legal deserts while giving them practical tools and guidance to build successful practices. In addition to its courses, Small Town Solo offers a weekly Substack and has a podcast coming soon.

“I am honored to have the opportunity to share my extensive Small Town Solo course with the Harvesters of Hope participants. Teaching in person helped me realize just how valuable this work is. Small towns need lawyers, and lawyers need mentorship and information to navigate the landscape. Harvesters of Hope is providing those tools.”

— Kesa M. Johnston

Harvesters of Hope participants found the training tremendously valuable, and we are grateful to Kesa for sharing her time, experience, and expertise in support of attorneys serving rural communities.

Learn more about Small Town Solo here.