Dwight Jackson has spent most of the last 40 years engaging communities at risk and advising / teaching those who would wish to work on behalf of these communities. He has working in, researched, wrote about, or taught about the issues facing US, African, and Asian urban and rural communities. Currently he is the CEO of the Sabbath Year Economic and Agriculture Development company which operates two model farms in Rwanda. He is on the board of the Rwandan NGO PROCOM which develops drinking water resources directly impacting the daily consumption of more than one million Rwandans. Recently he has returned to teaching part-time for Greenville University.