Скачать или смотреть We Are: Appalachia “Justice for the Appalachian Environment”

Tom Hansell, professor in the Center for Appalachian Studies, discusses the history of environmental justice in Appalachia, connecting labor history with fossil fuel extraction and racial justice.
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This five-part video series encapsulates the music, traditions, and events that would have normally taken place at Appalachian States Fiddler's Convention. The Appalachian Heritage Council has collaborated with Frank X Walker, who discusses the history of Affrilachia and the community's current stories. The series also includes perspectives from Tom Hansell and Dr. Shepherd-Powell from the Center for Appalachian Studies. Tom discusses the history of labor unions and connects them to current issues of environmental justice within the region. Dr. Shepherd-Powell discusses and demonstrates the diverse history of Appalachian percussive dance. Lastly, we wrap up the series with a small front desk concert from Cane Mill Road. The Appalachian Heritage Council invites you to join us in exploring the many facets of Appalachia.
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