ASA 2018 Conference
In April of 2018, UACC hosted the Appalachian Studies Conference in downtown Cincinnati, attracting nearly a thousand Appalachian scholars, artists, and activists to our city. We have archived all of the conference materials at the links below. To explore the archive, visit the any of the links below:
UACC report on conference successes:
http://uacvoice.org/docs/ASA2018/ASAFinalReportForFunders.pdf
Original conference page:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/
Conference Themes:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/conference-themes/
ASA Online Program:
http://uacvoice.org/ASA-Program/
ASA 2018 Photos:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/asa-2018-photos/
ASA Community Day:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/community-day/
ASA 2018 Community Entertainment:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/asacommunityentertainment/
Urban Appalachian Film Festival:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/asafilmfestival/
Urban Appalachian Showcase:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/urbanappalachianshowcase/
Walking the Road to Health Together:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/roadtohealth/
Writing the Region Writers Workshop:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/writingtheregion/
ASA Volunteers:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/asa-volunteers/
Sponsorship Opportunities:
http://uacvoice.org/asa2018/sponsorship-opportunities/
UACC would like to thank our sponsors and partners for their enthusiastic support in bringing ASA 2018 to Cincinnati:
| SPONSORS
Interact for Health, Lead Sponsor Francie and John Pepper Ariel Miller Center for Closing the Health Gap Murray & Agnes Seasongood Good Government Foundation Louise Spiegel The Diocese of Southern Ohio (Episcopal) Appalachian Community Development Association George & Margaret McLane Foundation Miami U Regionals Appalachian Studies Osborn, Williams and Donohoe, LLP Prestige AV and Creative Services SC Ministry Foundation United Way of Greater Cincinnati McSwain Carpets & Floors Thomas More College University of Cincinnati Archdiocese Catholic Social Action Office and Hispanic Ministry Office Glenmary Home Missioners Mt. St. Joseph University Wagner Family Fund Warsaw Federal Savings and Loan Xavier University Episcopal Congregations of Appalachian Ohio Hearth Arts and Entertainment Fund Jay D. Raymond and Beulah W. Raymond Endowment Fund Western and Southern Financial Group Dick and Debbie Westheimer Ohio Transformation Fund Joseph N.Brashear Chatfield College Jeffrey Dey Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP Sr. Ellen Doyle First Financial Bank Michael Maloney Ursulines of Brown Cnty Phil and Debbie Zorn Peter Block and Cathy Kramer Michael Maloney and Jeffrey Dey Women Writing for a Change Couper Gardiner Leah DeAloia Sarah Gideonse Ann McCracken Rev. Cohen E. Copley April Cain Judith B. Green Richard Hague and Pamela C. Korte James A. Kroger William and Claudia LaWarre Robert and Barbara Ludke Becky Cropper Thomas and Catherine DiBello Jean Dowell Catherine Soldano Deanna Tribe Stephen L. Fisher James Holmstrom Col Owens Patricia Ziegel Timm |
PARTNERS
Adams Co. Travel & Visitors Bureau Arnold’s Bar and Grill Below Zero Lounge Brian Botts Cincinnati Arts Association Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Recreation Commission Cincinnati State Community and Technical College Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation Cincy Scribes Community Learning Center Institute Community Matters Owen Cramer Julianne Donofrio Dos Madres Press Elementz Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Cincinnati Branch Scott Goebel Donna Sue Groves Richard Hague Homeside Cultural Programming Imago Dennis Kiley Miller-Gardette Salon Northside Distilling Co. Northside Square Dance National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Over-the-Rhine Museum Dale Marie Prenatt Shanon Rice Joe Saylor John Ray Sheline Sandy Smythe Southern Appalachian Writers Cooperative Southgate House Revival Southwestern Ohio Bluegrass Music Heritage The Mercantile Library The Mini Microcinema The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton Co. Thomas More College Creative Writing Vision Patricia Ziegel Timm Wonderland Productions WordPlay Cincy |