Filmmaker and author Tom Hansell will open the panel by providing historic context for the exchange. After providing a brief background of the Welsh - Appalachian coalfield exchange that started in 1974, Hansell will discuss how archival material presented during a 2010 symposium at Appalachian State University inspired the After Coal project. During his presentation, Hansell will provide specific examples of how resources from regional archives, including the South Wales Miners Library at Swansea University and the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection at Appalachian State University have supported his work. He will illustrate his presentation with a short clip from the After Coal documentary. Hansell’s presentation will highlight how region...
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Appalachia has a long and controversial history of being invented, mapped and named by coal and coal...
In collaboration with the Clinch River Valley Initiative (CRVI), Radford University (RU) students ar...
Scott’s Run has a rich history as a tight-knit, coal-built community in the heart of rural Appalachi...
After Coal: Welsh and Appalachian Mining Communities Proposal for ASA Conference March 28-30, 2014...
This panel will introduce and discuss a public resource: the UK Appalachian Center’s coal camp docum...
The Anthracite Coal Region of Pennsylvania has a rare history due to the different nationalities who...
After researching ten monuments in my hometown of Shamokin, a small anthracite coal region town in c...
South Wales was once synonymous with coal, now among the most globally controversial natural resourc...
As part of the 2013 Appalachian Teaching Project students researched historic coal sites in north ce...
Tom Hansell is originally from Dayton, Ohio, and relocated to Appalachia in 1990 to work at WMMT-FM,...
An interracial documentary project conducted over the past 18 months in Mount Hope, WV in the heart ...
This paper revisits the history of the British coal industry in the context of deindustrialisation, ...
How can research gathered during a documentary be utilized and reframed for curriculum development? ...
The Anthracite Coal Region is a historically important coal-mining area in the Susquehanna and Delaw...
This presentation explores the potential of digital memory as a viable resource for Appalachian soci...
Appalachia has a long and controversial history of being invented, mapped and named by coal and coal...
In collaboration with the Clinch River Valley Initiative (CRVI), Radford University (RU) students ar...
Scott’s Run has a rich history as a tight-knit, coal-built community in the heart of rural Appalachi...