The Center for Appalachian Studies, coordinates curriculum, research, and community engagement relating to the Appalachian Mountain region
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ALT A graphic that says: Publishers Marketplace Deal Report Writing from Disabled, Chronically Ill, Deaf, and Neurodivergent Appalachians by Kendra Winchester Imprint: University Press of Kentucky Founder and the host of Read Appalachia Kendra Winchester ed.’s Writing from disabled chronically ill, Deaf, and neurodivergent Appalachians, an anthology that brings together disabled people from across the region to center their stories and perspectives while celebrating their lives and cultures, to Abby Freeland at University Press of Kentucky, in a nice deal, for publication in fall 2026.
ALT Elderly woman, Florence Reece, sitting in a chair. She wears glasses and a blazer with flowers on the lapel. Quote reads, "Come all you poor workers good news to you I'll tell, how that good old union has come in here to dwell. Which side are you on?"
ALT Black and white snapshot of bearded man, Orville Hicks, wearing a ball cap and overalls, hands in the air, as he tells a story. Quote reads: "I'd rather be sitting right here right now, telling a Jack Tale than doing anything."
