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Appalachian Land Study
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
The Appalachian Land Study is a grassroots, action research initiative that develops participatory action research, data infrastructure and digital tools, and community organizing capacity to address root causes of land injustice in Appalachia.
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Support the following initiatives from Appalachian Land Study.
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Support people facing corporate land evictions
Appalachian Land Study is all of us
Our contributors 6
Thank you for supporting Appalachian Land Study.
Lindsay Shade
Admin
Grace Williams
Admin
Karen Rignall
Admin
$230 USD
Guest
Land Displacement Fund Match
$15 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
+$4.22USD
Completed
Balance transfer
-$4.22USD
Completed
Balance transfer
Land Study Meeting Lunch at ASA
Category
Program Food & Groceries
from Lindsay Shade to Appalachian Land Study •
-$122.88 USD
Paid
Reimbursement #197665
$
Today’s balance$0.22 USD
Total raised
$37,028.49 USD
Total disbursed
$37,028.27 USD
Estimated annual budget
$230.00 USD
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News from Appalachian Land Study
Updates on our activities and progress.
Video update for 2023 and looking forward to 2024!
Check out this brief video update to hear what some members of...
Published on December 21, 2023 by Lindsay Shade
2022 Quick Recap
Here's a quick update about what we've been up to this year! In early 2022, we were grateful to receive a gift from the Southern Power Fund to create a grantmaking program to assist folks at risk of being displaced from their homes by corpo...
Published on December 22, 2022 by Lindsay Shade
What we've been up to in 2021
...OUR PROGRESSViews from land owners' property in Mingo County and Nicholas County, WV.The West Virginia Land Study team held two in-person workshops over the summer. Participants explored property, practiced inte...
Published on December 3, 2021 by Lindsay Shade
