The Inclusive Opportunity Project confronts a failure of classic empirical analyses to sufficiently describe the breadth of rural America’s diversity. The project includes an empirical report and a series of case studies examining rural minority communities sitting at the intersection of racialized and isolated places. Importantly, the project set out to build a photographic library that captures the spectrum of people working toward the economic advancement of their communities. Working with lead researcher Makada Henry-Nickie, a fellow in the Governance Studies program, Objectively designed the visual identity and report layouts to bring these stunning portraits of rural America to life.