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Archaeologists & Museums Denounce Destruction of Standing Rock Sioux Burial Grounds
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The Natural History Museum initiated this sign-on letter concerning the destruction of Native American burial grounds and sacred sites by the Dakota Access Pipeline company. If you are an archaeologists, anthropologist, historian or museum worker you...
Breaking the Grip of the Fossil Fuel Economy: If It Can Happen in Appalachia, It Can Happen Anywhere
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A mural in Benham, Kentucky. Photo courtesy of Appalachian Transition Fellows. Benham, Ky., in the heart of Harlan County, is a quiet place with a proud sign that has been amended over time to read, “Benham, the little town that International Harvester...
Appalachia tries to make a life after coal
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Benham, Ky., in the heart of Harlan County, is a quiet place with a proud sign that has been amended over time to read, “Benham, the little town that International Harvester, coal miners and their families built.” International Harvester, a farm-equipment...
How to Build Democracy in Hardcore 'Trump Country'
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Click here for reuse options! Ben Fink works at Kentucky's Appalshop, a grass-roots multimedia arts center, where he and his community have been working with each other in the aftermath of the presidential election. A lot of people don’t believe me...
Kentucky receives $6 million in federal grants
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SOMERSET – Gov. Steve Beshear, Congressman Hal Rogers and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) today joined federal leaders to announce $6 million in federal grants to improved economic development goals and job creation in eastern Kentucky. Kentucky...

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Making art and media in the mountains since 1969.
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Interested in helping out here at Appalshop? We'd love to have you! There are plenty of ways to volunteer, from working at concerts and other events in our

Ancient Creek CD New From June Appal! | Appalshop

First recorded as a spoken-word album by Appalshop in 1975, the original live recording of the folktale Ancient Creek by Gurney Norman (read by the author) has