The AML Policy Priorities Group is launching a spring AML Educational Tour to share their research with communities across Appalachia. The goal of our research is to recommend policy change through our AML Whitepaper, and share the paper with communities and organizations so they can learn more about how the fund works, and what policy changes are necessary for leveraging these funds into our communities.
The AML Policy Priorities Group is a multi-stakeholder group initially formed to inform the Abandoned Mine Lands Fund research project of two Appalachian Transition Fellows and their host organizations: Kendall Bilbrey, The Alliance for Appalachia and Eric Dixon, Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center.
Updated AML Educational Tour Schedule
- KFTC Land Reform Committee, Prestonsburg KY (Postponed from Weather, TBA)
- AML Policy Priorities Group Conference Call: March 18th 11am
- 760-569-6000, PIN: 465-754
- Society for Applied Anthropology Conference, Pittsburgh PA– March 24th
- Appalachian Studies Association Conference, Johnson City TN– March 27th-29th
- AML Policy Priorities Group In-Person Meeting, Benham KY– April 2nd
- SOCM Chapter Tour, East TN — April 6th-9th
- Clearfork Community Institute, Eagan TN — April 9th
- Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky, Hazard KY– May 8th
Questions about the tour? Contact Kendall@TheAllianceforAppalachia.org
