By Mike Templeton The Urban Appalachian Community Coalition has a long-standing relationship with The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County (CHPL) as one of our most important community par...
By Mike Templeton Still: The Journal recently published its final issue. After fifteen years of blazing trails in Appalachian writing and art, the people behind Still have decided it is time to move o...
By Mike Templeton Originally published December 4, 2022 (Re)discover how Meiser’s, a vital grocery store in Lower Price Hill, is transforming access to fresh food in a food desert. You can suppo...
By Mike Templeton The City of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Charter Committee are celebrating 100 years of the Cincinnati Charter, the guiding document for local government in Cincinnati. Something li...
By Mike Templeton Regular readers of the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition blog may remember our profile of Brandon Shields, an urban Appalachian from right here in Cincinnati who works as a river...
By Mike Templeton With the recent needs in southern Appalachia due to Hurricane Helene, the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition has worked to provide information about aid groups. These range from o...
By Mike TempletonCover Photo By Bill McMannis / Source It just does not seem possible that we would be posting an article on devastating flooding in the Appalachian region just as we co-sponsored a ce...
By Mike Templeton On Sunday, October 6, from 12:30-8:30 pm, the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition Appalachian Flow Homecoming will be held at the Carnegie Arts Center of Columbia Tusculum. This ev...
By Mike Templeton The opioid crisis that hit Cincinnati took some of its highest tolls in the historically urban Appalachian neighborhoods. Lower Price Hill was hit hard by opioid addiction and its at...
By Mike Templeton The Urban Appalachian Community Coalition is the home of the Frank Foster Memorial Library, one of the premier resources of the study of the history of urban Appalachian life and cul...
By Mike Templeton We hope you will join us for “Troublesome Rising: An Evening of Art & Activism” on September 7, 2024, 7 pm at the Southgate House Revival in Newport, Kentucky. This is a spec...
By Mike Templeton The collection of essays in White Folks Who Teach in the Hood… and the Rest of Y’all too: Reality, Pedagogy, and Urban Education, edited by Christopher Emdin and Sam Seidel and p...
By Mike Templeton On September 7, 2024, 7 pm at the Southgate House Revival in Newport, Kentucky, a special evening of readings and music called “Troublesome Rising: An Evening of Art & Activism...
By Mike Templeton Through our various projects and activities, including our longstanding Research Committee and Kith and Kin, the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition has focused attention on the id...
By Abby Retz Instead of frequent visits to the doctor, my family frequented trips to the herb garden maintained by my maternal grandmother. While there was no outwardly spoken disapproval from our sma...
By Mike Templeton I will openly confess that I cannot keep up with the trends and ideas that circulate in online culture. My knowledge of upcycling comes from my wife, about whom I will say more below...
By Mike Templeton Two of the most exciting projects in development by the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition are in connection with Kith and Kin, which brings together the Urban Appalachian Story G...
By Mike Templeton While the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition Blog works hard to cover a wide range of events, ideas, artists and writers, and cultural activities, an original goal of UACC is to a...
By Mike Templeton We have rounded Independence Day, and summer is in full swing. The neighborhood pools are open, kids are off school, and most of us are primarily trying to stay cool as we muster our...