Urban Appalachian Council Records, 1930-2012 | Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

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Collection Overview

Title: Urban Appalachian Council Records, 1930-2012

Predominant Dates:1967-1994

Primary Creator: Urban Appalachian Council of Greater Cincinnati.

Extent: 118.0 Boxes (General)

Arrangement:

The collection is arranged in series as follows:

Series 1: Early Urban Appalachian History

Series 2: Urban Appalachian Council (UAC)

Series 3: Board of Trustees Subseries

Series 4: Executive Directors

Series 5: Staff

Series 6: Committees

Series 7: Related Agencies Subseries

Series 8: Topic and Subject Files Subseries

Series 9: Newspaper Clippings, Articles, Journals, Photographs, and Notes

Series 10: Audio-Visual Materials

Date Acquired: 06/11/2010

Subjects: Appalachia -- Education., Appalachian Advocate., Appalachian Coalition of Ohio., Appalachian Committee of the Cincinnati Human Relations Commission., Appalachian Identity Center., Appalachian Region., Appalachians (People) -- Ethnic identity., Appalachians (People) -- Migrations., Appalachians (People) -- Ohio -- Cincinnati., Cincinnati Human Relations Commission., Fair housing, Frank Foster Library., Group identity -- Appalachian Region, Southern., Lower Price Hill (Cincinnati, Ohio)., Maloney, Michael E., Mynatt, Ernie, Obermiller, Phillip J., Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio), Rural-urban migration., South Fairmount (Cincinnati, Ohio)., Urban Appalachian Council -- Research Committee, Wagner, Thomas E., Women -- Appalachian Region.

Languages: English

Abstract

The Urban Appalachian Council (UAC) 1974-2014, was organized in Cincinnati, Ohio, to act as a regional resource and educational center for Appalachian affairs and to promote pride in cultural heritage among urban Appalachians. Working with and for Appalachian migrants, the UAC was organized to function as both an advocate and a catalyst with a fundamental commitment to the concept of cultural pluralism. Its commitment to cultural pluralism directed the UAC’s work in research, advocacy, community organization, cultural affirmation and program development.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

These are the organizational papers and records of the Urban Appalachian Council of Cincinnati, Ohio. The dates of the documents span from 1930-2012 but predominantly fall between 1967 and 1994. The papers are divided into nine series and include documents concerning Appalachian migration to urban areas and the formation of the UAC, programming and membership records, annual reports, publications and records of the Frank Foster Library and Heritage Room, UAC Board of Trustees board meeting minutes and agendas, materials of UAC directors, papers of UAC staff members, material of UAC committees, materials concerning UAC related agencies, articles, reports and news clippings, on subjects of interest to the UAC mission and programming and about the UAC as well as photographs and audio-visual materials.

Subject/Index Terms

Appalachia -- Education.
Appalachian Advocate.
Appalachian Coalition of Ohio.
Appalachian Committee of the Cincinnati Human Relations Commission.
Appalachian Identity Center.
Appalachian Region.
Appalachians (People) -- Ethnic identity.
Appalachians (People) -- Migrations.
Appalachians (People) -- Ohio -- Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Human Relations Commission.
Fair housing
Frank Foster Library.
Group identity -- Appalachian Region, Southern.
Lower Price Hill (Cincinnati, Ohio).
Maloney, Michael E.
Mynatt, Ernie
Obermiller, Phillip J.
Over-the-Rhine (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Rural-urban migration.
South Fairmount (Cincinnati, Ohio).
Urban Appalachian Council -- Research Committee
Wagner, Thomas E.
Women -- Appalachian Region.

Administrative Information

Repository: Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

Access Restrictions: Records can be accessed in the Reading Room, Special Collections & Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College.

Use Restrictions: There are no restrictions on use by researchers other than federal copyright restrictions and on designated personnel files due to sensitive personal information held therein.

Acquisition Method: The records of the Urban Appalachian Council, 1930-1994, were given to Berea College Special Collection & Archives by deed of gift and were received on June 11, 2010. Additional records were given to the Archives by deed of gift in January of 2013 and June of 2014.

Related Materials:

Special Collections & Archives, Berea College:

Council of the Southern Mountains Records, 1912-1970

The Council of the Southern Mountains, 1970‐1989

Council of the Southern Mountains Oral History Project Collection

Other Institutions:

Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1965-1988, 90M1, AV90M1, PA90M1,Special Collections, University of Kentucky Libraries, Lexington

Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1989-1997, 90M1, AV90M1, PA90M1, Special Collections, University of Kentucky Libraries, Lexington

Urban Appalachian Council Collection, 1974-1978, 500/AppMs 11, Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City

Preferred Citation: [Object identification/Folder/Box], Urban Appalachian Council Records, Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Berea, KY.

Processing Information: The arrangement and description of these records was accomplished June—August 2012, by Lori Myers-Steele, Graduate Intern, East Tennessee State University, under the direction of Jaime M. Bradley, College Archivist. The collection opened for research in September 2012. Additional records were included in the collection in January 2013 and July 2015; the finding aid was updated at both these time to show the addition of records.

Other Note:

Materials in this Collection have been Digitized and can be located here:

https://berea.access.preservica.com/archive/sdb%3Acollection%7C3cd19d11-276f-4ebd-b9f0-8a39c004f21f/

Collection Number: BCA 0151 SAA 160

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Early Urban Appalachian History, 1936-1986, undated],
[Series 2: Urban Appalachian Council, 1970-1992, undated],
[Series 3: Board of Trustees, 1974-1993, undated],
[Series 4: Executive Directors, 1970-1994],
[Series 5: Staff, 1976-1991, undated],
[Series 6: Committees, 1974-1980],
[Series 7: Related Agencies, 1943-1986, undated],
[Series 8: Topic and Subject Files, 1963-1992, undated],
[Series 9: Newspaper Clippings, Articles, Journals, Photographs, and Notes, 1930-2012, undated],
[Series 10: Audio-Visual Materials, Early 1970s-2001, undated],
[All]

Series 10: Audio-Visual Materials, Early 1970s-2001, undated

Added as a series to the collection in July 2015, this series includes audio-visual materials created by the UAC, materials about the UAC, and materials with content relevant to the organization. Formats vary. Included in this series are: cassette tape recordings of numerous 1986 interviews recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project; unedited interview recordings, portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets (in video tape format); and early 1970s cassette tape recordings of proceedings of the Urban Appalachian Council Research Conference.

Box 110

Viewing Copies in DVD Format Available in Boxes 116-117

Item 1: UA-BT-001-001: Lower Price Hill Teen Video Project. Neighborhood Images: Hopes, Dreams, Voices 4-17-01. Edited Master. Urban Appalachian Council
Item 2: UA-BT-001-002: "Although Our Fields Were Streets" Urban Appalachian Council Copyright 1991.
Item 3: UA-UV-001-001: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Drugs Ain’t Cool" [Community Cable Television Program] ID # 2520
Item 4: UA-UV-001-002: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Hand Carved" 12-8-86 1 of 2 [Community Cable Television Program] ID No ART0410
Item 5: UA-UV-001-003: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Hand Carved" 12-8-86 2 of 2 [Community Cable Television Program] ID No ART0410
Item 6: UA-UV-001-004: "A Clean Place To Stay" (Cincinnati West End Housing Issues) [Community Cable Television Program] ID No A0062

Box 111

Viewing Copies in DVD Format Available in Boxes 116-117

Item 1: UA-UV-001-005: Lower Price Hill Sampler: Includes tribute to Sister L Hartman for her many years of service in the Saint Maria Community Services Organization. [Community Cable Television Program] ID No A0062
Item 2: UA-UV-001-006: Demonstration Tape - Excerpts from "Although Our Fields Were Streets" 1991
Item 3: UA-VT-001-001: Jennifer Henderson - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape A, Dubs 1-6
Item 4: UA-VT-001-002: Jennifer Henderson - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape B, Dubs 7-10
Item 5: UA-VT-001-003: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape C, Dubs 11-16
Item 6: UA-VT-002-015: North Fork / Keystone - The Days Gone By. McDowell County, West Virginia Summer 1989. A youth video project sponsored by the Appalachian Peoples Service Organization (APSO). Community issues explored include unemployment, teen pregnancy, and gang violence.
Item 7: UA-VT-002-016: Appalshop's Roadside Theater featured on MacNeil / Lehrer News Hour 8-9-91

Box 112

Viewing Copies in DVD Format Available in Boxes 116-117

Item 1: UA-VT-001-004: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape D, Dubs 17-22
Item 2: UA-VT-001-005: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape E, Dubbs 22, 23, 1a-4a
Item 3: UA-VT-001-006: Dora Mae Wagers & Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets Tape F, Dubs 5a - 8a.
Item 4: UA-VT-001-007: Ray Newton, Cuppie Poog, Marlin Wightman - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape G, Dubbs 9b, 10b, 11b - 12b, 13b
Item 5: UA-VT-001-008: Dr. Morris Garrett, Marlin Wightman - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape H, Dubs 9 - 12, 13 - 14
Item 6: UA-VT-001-009: Dr. Morris Garrett, CCY Softball - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape I, Dubs 1b - 4b, 5b - 7b
Item 7: UA-VT-001-010: Agnes Whitiker - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape J, Dubs 1 - 6
Item 8: UA-VT-001-011: Billye Smith - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape K, Dubs 1 - 3
Item 9: UA-VT-002-001: Urban Appalachian Council staff describe the various aspects of UAC activities and programs. N.D.
Item 10: UA-VT-002-002: Urban Appalachian Council staff describe the UAC Youth Services Program. N.D.
Item 11: UA-VT-002-003: Unedited video of Urban Appalachian Council "Journeys" Youth Mural / 8th and State Community Garden project activities, Summer 1993. [See also PO-VT-027 for project dedication ceremony]

Box 113

Viewing Copies in DVD Format Available in Boxes 116-117

Item 1: UA-VT-002-004: WCPO-TV news spot describing Urban Appalachian Council school dropout prevention programing. N.D.
Item 2: UA-VT-002-005: Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach Arts Sampler 2002
Item 3: UA-VT-002-006: Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach Arts Sampler 2002-2003
Item 4: UA-VT-002-007: If I Were a Song - Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach East Price Hill after school programing.
Item 5: UA-VT-002-008: Cincinnati East End Service Providers Network - Urban Appalachian Council Stay in School program 8-19-86
Item 6: UA-VT-002-009: Unedited interviews with several late teens / early twenties, male / female mostly school dropouts but also some who finished school. [Urban Appalachian Council] N.D. 1 of 2
Item 7: UA-VT-002-010: Unedited interviews with several late teens / early twenties, male / female mostly school dropouts but also some who finished school. [Urban Appalachian Council] N.D. 2 of 2
Item 8: UA-VT-002-011: WCPO-TV news spot describing Lower Price Hill Day 8-11-98.
Item 9: UA-VT-002-012: Faces of Environmental Justice in Cincinnati
Item 10: UA-VT-002-013: Make Peace With Nature - WNVT-TV (Northern Virginia) - Two programs featuring interviews with Urban Appalachian Council staffer Mike Henson. One of the programs features Cincinnati's Lower Price Hill neighborhood.

Box 114

Item 1: UA-CT-001-001: Candy Hicks INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 2: UA-CT-001-002: Rae Jean Collinsworth INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 3: UA-CT-001-003: Jackie Whittaker INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 4: UA-CT-001-004: Gloria Shelton INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 5: UA-CT-001-005: Sharon Hill INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 6: UA-CT-001-006: Mildred Lawson INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-24-86
Item 7: UA-CT-001-007: Jean Holley INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-23-86
Item 8: UA-CT-001-008: Eula Layne INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 9: UA-CT-001-009: Crystal McIntyre INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-23-86
Item 10: UA-CT-001-010: Bob Merida INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 11: UA-CT-001-011: Geraldine Merida INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-17-86
Item 12: UA-CT-001-012: Ronald Moore INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-23-86
Item 13: UA-CT-001-013: John Hill INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 11-25-86
Item 14: UA-CT-001-014: Maggie Helen Dyer INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 15: UA-CT-001-015: Gracie Tudor Jones INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 16: UA-CT-001-016: Marlin & Vernie Waightman INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 17: UA-CT-001-017: Larry Holcomb INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 18: UA-CT-001-018: Jackie Wilder Wiseman INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 1 of 2 [1986]
Item 19: UA-CT-001-019: Jackie Wilder Wiseman INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 2 of 2 [1986]
Item 20: UA-CT-001-020: John Cobb INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 21: UA-CT-001-021: Larry Halcomb INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 22: UA-CT-001-022: Almus Davidson INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 23: UA-CT-001-023: Teresa Bush INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 24: UA-CT-001-024: Linda Longenecker INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 25: UA-CT-001-025: Everett Sharp INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 26: UA-CT-001-026: Deborah Kimbrell INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 27: UA-CT-001-027: Linda Thomas INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 28: UA-CT-001-028: Henrietta Howard INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 29: UA-CT-001-029: Vickie Collins INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 30: UA-CT-001-030: Tonya McDonald INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 31: UA-CT-001-031: Della Irwin INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 32: UA-CT-001-032: ID Center Group INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 33: UA-CT-001-033: Danny McMahon INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 34: UA-CT-001-034: Belinda Waters Hensley INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project 12-13-86
Item 35: UA-CT-001-035: Sandra Craft INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]
Item 36: UA-CT-001-036: Vance Ison and Connie Voris INTERVIEW recorded for the Urban Appalachian Council Storytelling Project [1986]

Box 115

Item 1: UA-CT-002-001: INTERVIEW and Lecture Mike Maloney recorded 11-30-84 and 12-1-84. Urban Appalachian Council event marking 10 years of UAC programing in Cincinnati.
Item 2: UA-CT-002-002: Lecture by Jack Weller at Thomas Moore College 3-3-75 (Last 5 minutes Weller tells what he would change in Yesterday's People.)
Item 3: UA-CT-002-003: Lecture by Loyal Jones [1975] at an Urban Appalachian Council event. 1 of 2
Item 4: UA-CT-002-004: Lecture by Loyal Jones [1975] at an Urban Appalachian Council event. 2 of 2
Item 5: UA-CT-002-005: A Conversation in Cincinnati 9-21-95 1 of 2 WMMT Radio Whitesburg, Kentucky
Item 6: UA-CT-002-006: A Conversation in Cincinnati 9-21-95 2 of 2 WMMT Radio Whitesburg, Kentucky
Item 7: UA-CT-002-007: Urban Appalachian Council Research Conference [Early 1970s] Ohio Governor John Gilligan, Gary Fowler, Laurie Sharp. "Tape 3"
Item 8: UA-CT-002-008: Urban Appalachian Council Research Conference [Early 1970s] Larry Morgan. "Tape 4"
Item 9: UA-CT-002-009: Urban Appalachian Council Research Conference [Early 1970s] Walter Precourt, Dr. Harry Schwarzweller, Dr. Leonard Sizer. Tape 5

Box 116

Reference Copies in DVD Format

Item 1: UA-BT-001-001: Lower Price Hill Teen Video Project. Neighborhood Images: Hopes, Dreams, Voices 4-17-01. Edited Master. Urban Appalachian Council
Item 2: UA-BT-001-002: "Although Our Fields Were Streets" Urban Appalachian Council Copyright 1991.
Item 3: UA-UV-001-001: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Drugs Ain’t Cool" [Community Cable Television Program] ID # 2520
Item 4: UA-UV-001-002: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Hand Carved" 12-8-86 1 of 2 [Community Cable Television Program] ID No ART0410
Item 5: UA-UV-001-003: Urban Appalachian Experience - "Hand Carved" 12-8-86 2 of 2 [Community Cable Television Program] ID No ART0410
Item 6: UA-UV-001-004: "A Clean Place To Stay" (Cincinnati West End Housing Issues) [Community Cable Television Program] ID No A0062
Item 7: UA-UV-001-005: Lower Price Hill Sampler: Includes tribute to Sister L Hartman for her many years of service in the Saint Maria Community Services Organization. [Community Cable Television Program] ID No A0062
Item 8: UA-UV-001-006: Demonstration Tape - Excerpts from "Although Our Fields Were Streets" 1991
Item 9: UA-VT-001-001: Jennifer Henderson - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape A, Dubs 1-6
Item 10: UA-VT-001-002: Jennifer Henderson - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape B, Dubs 7-10
Item 11: UA-VT-001-003: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape C, Dubs 11-16
Item 12: UA-VT-002-015: North Fork / Keystone - The Days Gone By. McDowell County, West Virginia Summer 1989. A youth video project sponsored by the Appalachian Peoples Service Organization (APSO). Community issues explored include unemployment, teen pregnancy, and gang violence.
Item 13: UA-VT-002-016: Appalshop's Roadside Theater featured on MacNeil / Lehrer News Hour 8-9-91
Item 14: UA-VT-001-004: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape D, Dubs 17-22
Item 15: UA-VT-001-005: Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape E, Dubbs 22, 23, 1a-4a
Item 16: UA-VT-001-006: Dora Mae Wagers & Raymond Dale Newton - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets Tape F, Dubs 5a - 8a.
Item 17: UA-VT-001-007: Ray Newton, Cuppie Poog, Marlin Wightman - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape G, Dubbs 9b, 10b, 11b - 12b, 13b
Item 18: UA-VT-001-008: Dr. Morris Garrett, Marlin Wightman - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape H, Dubs 9 - 12, 13 - 14
Item 19: UA-VT-001-009: Dr. Morris Garrett, CCY Softball - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape I, Dubs 1b - 4b, 5b - 7b
Item 20: UA-VT-001-010: Agnes Whitiker - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape J, Dubs 1 - 6
Item 21: UA-VT-001-011: Billye Smith - Unedited interview recordings portions of which were used in the making of the video documentary. Although Our Fields Were Streets. Tape K, Dubs 1 - 3
Item 22: UA-VT-002-001: Urban Appalachian Council staff describe the various aspects of UAC activities and programs. N.D.
Item 23: UA-VT-002-002: Urban Appalachian Council staff describe the UAC Youth Services Program. N.D.
Item 24: UA-VT-002-003: Unedited video of Urban Appalachian Council. "Journeys" Youth Mural / 8th and State Community Garden project activities, Summer 1993. [See also PO-VT-027 for project dedication ceremony]
Item 25: UA-VT-002-004: WCPO-TV news spot describing Urban Appalachian Council school dropout prevention programing. N.D.
Item 26: UA-VT-002-005: Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach Arts Sampler 2002
Item 27: UA-VT-002-006: Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach Arts Sampler 2002-2003
Item 28: UA-VT-002-007: If I Were a Song - Urban Appalachian Council Youth Reach East Price Hill after school programing.
Item 29: UA-VT-002-008: Cincinnati East End Service Providers Network - Urban Appalachian Council Stay in School program 8-19-86

Box 117

Reference Copies in DVD Format

Item 1: UA-VT-002-009: Unedited interviews with several late teens / early twenties, male / female mostly school dropouts but also some who finished school. [Urban Appalachian Council] N.D. 1 of 2
Item 2: UA-VT-002-010: Unedited interviews with several late teens / early twenties, male / female mostly school dropouts but also some who finished school. [Urban Appalachian Council] N.D. 2 of 2
Item 3: UA-VT-002-011: WCPO-TV news spot describing Lower Price Hill Day 8-11-98.
Item 4: UA-VT-002-012: Faces of Environmental Justice in Cincinnati
Item 5: UA-VT-002-013: Make Peace With Nature - WNVT-TV (Northern Virginia) - Two programs featuring interviews with Urban Appalachian Council staffer Mike Henson. One of the programs features Cincinnati's Lower Price Hill neighborhood.
Item 6: UA-VT-002-014: Lower Price Hill Story Project Presentation 8-11-98
Item 7: UA-VT-002-015: North Fork / Keystone - The Days Gone By. McDowell County, West Virginia Summer 1989. A youth video project sponsored by the Appalachian Peoples Service Organization (APSO). Community issues explored include unemployment, teen pregnancy, and gang violence.
Item 8: UA-VT-002-016: Appalshop's Roadside Theater featured on MacNeil / Lehrer News Hour 8-9-91