For former employees of the Mountain Association: 2022 new documents: Qualified Default Investment Alternative Notice Blackout Notice Fee ... Read This Post
Communities
Appalachia’s New Day Campaign During COVID-19
Dear Readers, We began the Appalachia’s New Day campaign a little less than a year ago as a way to highlight some of the amazing stories of every ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day During COVID-19: Digital Divides
The crisis of COVID-19 has forced many students and employees to learn and work from their homes. Many Kentuckians took to this transition with ease. ... Read This Post
Better Together for in Clark County
Many communities across the nation are re-examining what they have always been told about their place and who was involved in its history. ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Harm Reduction
A rural town in Indiana made national headlines in 2015 when 235 individuals of the town’s population of 4,100 were diagnosed with HIV. Since then, ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Violence Prevention
A new Eastern Kentucky program aims to address high rates of domestic and sexual violence in the region through education and conversation. The ... Read This Post
Host “How to Airbnb” Training
We are now looking for communities interested in hosting the “How to Airbnb” training program. In this program, participants learn the skills they ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Trail Towns in Eastern Kentucky
More than 100 years ago, the small Magoffin County community of Royalton was buzzing with excitement about the construction of a new railroad line. ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Cultural Exchanges in Eastern Kentucky
Every few weeks, students from a Floyd County high school enter a portal that transports them across the country to a high school 700 miles away in ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Vocational Training in Eastern Kentucky
Tiny homes is a catchy name for a new trend in affordable and sustainable housing. Several schools in Eastern Kentucky are capturing the momentum of ... Read This Post
MACED Releases 2019 Impact Report
For more than 40 years, MACED has worked to help build a new economy in Eastern Kentucky and Central Appalachia that is locally-based, ... Read This Post
Appalachia’s New Day: Sidewalk Accessibility in Eastern Kentucky
Sidewalks. They are what allow – or don’t allow – residents and visitors to make their way around our communities. Obstacles in these sidewalks may ... Read This Post