The 'Calls from Home' film tour is coming to a city near you! Learn about the fight against the proposed prison in our county. All screenings are free & open to the public. Can't make it? Attend the final online screening on April 15th! Learn more: bit.ly/BCNPEventApril…

Did you know that about 90% of our YouTube viewers aren't subscribed? If you'd like to keep up with our weekly film releases and content updates, don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell! Find us here: youtube.com/appalshop

Would you like to help Appalshop make a music video? We're currently accepting photo submissions of couples with 'Virginia is for Lovers' signs we want to use in the music video for one of Josh Outsey's latest songs!

Submit here: forms.gle/VzoTzxBAGXUUsx…

On the rebuilding of Appalshop in #Kentucky
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Happy hire anniversary to Eric VanHoose, our Systems Administrator! When he's not working, he enjoys gaming and cooking, and his favorite Appalshop film is 'Sludge.' We're lucky to have him (and his grillmaster skills)!

PBS @Newshour visits Appalshop to see how the organization is recovering from flooding that devastated its Whitesburg headquarters and archives in 2022. ow.ly/rEr050RbWRv

So grateful for the PBS NewsHour team! While the floodwaters receded nearly two years ago, the recovery process is much, much longer. But we are still here! pbs.org/newshour/show/…

Applications are now open for the Appalachian Media Institute's Summer Documentary Institute! If you are (or know) an Appalachian youth aged 14 to 22, apply before April 26 for a PAID summer of learning all about media creation. Learn more at our blog: appalshop.org/news

⁦Appalshop⁩ on ⁦PBS NewsHour⁩

Poignant Jeffrey Brown @newshour report with Roger May and others on long recovery by Appalachian cultural hub Appalshop after devastating 2022 KY floods. Am honored to contribute to their recovery, pls consider helping too. #KY pbs.org/newshour/show/…