ASA announces new Vice President
Sophia M. Enríquez (she/her/ella) works at the intersections of Latinx, Appalachian, and Southern music, migration, and regional culture....
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ASA In Action: Meet-Ups
The International Connections Committee of the Appalachian Studies Association invites you to a free Zoom event, "International...
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Flooding in Eastern Kentucky
Appalachian Studies Association is devastated by the recent floods and damages this week in Eastern Kentucky. Community leaders like...
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Transgender Awareness Week
Transgender Awareness Week, also known as Trans Awareness Week, is observed every year from November 13-19 and leads up to the...
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Statement on Black Lives Matter
The Appalachian Studies Association stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and with those protesting the horrific murders of...
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Native American Heritage Month
The Appalachian Studies Association is proud to celebrate the history, culture, and lived experience of the Native Americans whose...
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Statement of Solidarity
The Appalachian Studies Association stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and with those protesting the horrific murders of...
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Reproductive Rights
The Appalachian Studies Association has a long tradition of supporting Women’s Rights. In accordance with our mission we are ‘driven to a...
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45th Annual Appalachian Studies Conference
Making, Creating, and Encoding: Crafting Possibilities in Appalachia March 17-20, 2022 West Virginia University, Morgantown, West...
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Call for Proposals for Journal of Appalachian Studies Special Issue: Speculative Fabulation: Queerin
Zane McNeill and Jessica Cory, Special Editors In 2017, Queer Appalachia’s zine Electric Dirt provided a platform to peoples who have...
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