The Alliance for Appalachia

The Alliance for Appalachia The Alliance for Appalachia promotes a healthy, just Appalachia by supporting our member organizations

The Alliance member groups include: Appalachian Voices (Regional), Black Warrior Riverkeeper (Alabama), Center for Coalfield Justice (Pennsylvania), Coal River Mountain Watch (West Virginia), Heartwood Forest Council (Regional), Highlander Research and Education Center (Tennessee), Keepers of the Mountains Foundation (West Virginia), Kentuckians For The Commonwealth (Kentucky), Statewide Organizin

g for Community eMpowerment (Tennessee), the Stay Together Appalachian Youth Project (Regional), the Sierra Club Environmental Justice program (Regional), Southern Appalachian Mountain Stewards (Virginia), SouthWings (Regional), and the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy (West Virginia).

Take a moment to sign your name to the petition!
08/27/2026

Take a moment to sign your name to the petition!

Local organizing stopped a major fossil-fuel project in Virginia—for now. Help make sure federal regulators do not revive it. Sign the letter to reject the MVP Boost!

From a member group: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has published an Environmental Assessment (EA) Repo...
08/27/2026

From a member group:

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has published an Environmental Assessment (EA) Report that assesses the impacts the MVP Boost project would have on soils, geology, water resources, vegetation, wildlife, cultural resources, land use, noise, and air quality.

The deadline for public comments on the EA is September 8th at 5PM EST. We don't have much time to make our voices heard about this dangerous project.

Join us August 27th from 7-8 PM to learn how you can share your concerns about MVP Boost! We will share toolkits and instructions for submitting comments to FERC.

Learn more at https://powhr.org/mvpboost

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The Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP), has announced a new project called “MVP Boost”. This prospective project would expand the capacity of the existing MVP mainline as well as construct a compressor station in Elliston, VA.

A  crowd gathered in Warren County to voice growing concerns over the rapid expansion of data centers across Virginia, w...
08/19/2026

A crowd gathered in Warren County to voice growing concerns over the rapid expansion of data centers across Virginia, with residents questioning everything from water use and electrical demand to tax incentives, transmission lines, and the role local governments play in approving projects

A crowd gathered in Warren County to voice growing concerns over the rapid expansion of data centers across Virginia, with residents questioning everything from water use and electrical demand to tax incentives, transmission lines, and the role local governments play in approving projects. Throughou...

Appalachians helping Appalachians , another flood has hit our neighbors.  Please, spare what you can and share 🙏🏽
07/22/2026

Appalachians helping Appalachians , another flood has hit our neighbors. Please, spare what you can and share 🙏🏽

AMAC is collecting monetary donations to support urgent flood relief and recovery needs in Upshur and Lewis counties. Donations can be made through PayPal using the link or QR code below—please add the note flood26 so funds are directed appropriately.

https://tinyurl.com/32adrudk

If you are in Upshur and Lewis Counties and want to donate items instead of money, look for links in the comment section to find out where to drop items and what those locations are saying they need.

On May 29, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed sweeping changes to overhaul federal grantmaking. Se...
07/01/2026

On May 29, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed sweeping changes to overhaul federal grantmaking. See NCN's chart of key provisions for more details.

The National Council of Nonprofits opposes the proposed changes, which would create significant financial risks and instability for nonprofit grantees, jeopardizing community access to critical services. Ultimately, the proposed rule will harm the people and communities that rely on nonprofits and other federal grantees, and the essential services they provide.

Share a message with your members of Congress. Take further action by (1) signing a national letter, and (2) using NCN’s comment guide to submit a public comment in opposition to the proposal by July 13.

Contact your representative with this action alert by the National Council of Nonprofits here.

On May 29, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed sweeping changes to overhaul federal grantmaking. See NCN's chart of key provisions for more details.

06/19/2026
Enough is enough. These are not inevitable and we should have a say in our own communities.
06/19/2026

Enough is enough. These are not inevitable and we should have a say in our own communities.

Happy Juneteenth ✊🏽 today we are sharing the Climate Justice Alliance Black Caucus post for what Juneteenth means to our...
06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth ✊🏽 today we are sharing the Climate Justice Alliance Black Caucus post for what Juneteenth means to our movement. "None of us are free, until everybody's free" Fannie Lou Hamer

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