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The CRC cultivates a collaborative network of grassroots leaders to advance justice, equity and social action in Appalachia around shared initiatives in fields like agricultural development, health equity, social enterprise, and community revitalization.

Apply now for the Spring 2027 Resilient Communities Leadership Program! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuUsxt...
10/12/2026

Apply now for the Spring 2027 Resilient Communities Leadership Program!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuUsxtMreN16O_LX4AxaW3vQBu7ZumWbTqS2a0UYxHAvax8g/viewform

This year, the 'Explore' pathway will feature three weekend study tours across West Virginia.

Step beyond the classroom through field visits, community conversations, and hands-on experiences.

Meet local leaders, discover how communities are creating change, and explore where your interests could lead.

Apply by October 20th!

We are  excited to announce our annual leadership program!The program supports undergraduate and graduate student resear...
10/06/2026

We are excited to announce our annual leadership program!

The program supports undergraduate and graduate student researchers in any discipline at WVU committed to advancing participatory research and publicly engaged scholarship.

Through leadership development, field studies, structured learning, and applied experiences, students develop the capacity to understand regional challenges, build relationships, investigate complex issues, and contribute to meaningful work across West Virginia and Appalachia.

This year, the leadership program will be offering three pathways: Explore, Internship, and Engaged Research.

Link to Learn More and Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuUsxtMreN16O_LX4AxaW3vQBu7ZumWbTqS2a0UYxHAvax8g/viewform

Here's the full lineup of upcoming speakers for our Fall 2026 Engaged Research Dialogue Series! Join us to discuss engag...
09/18/2026

Here's the full lineup of upcoming speakers for our Fall 2026 Engaged Research Dialogue Series!

Join us to discuss engaged research through pedagogy and partnerships in hard times with some amazing guest scholars.

Learn more and register for these virtual events with the link below:

https://wvu.zoom.us/meeting/register/hGlFGnVtQbmV_c-6i2-dXQ

Please note that the 3rd event will take place on October 28th, rather than the 18th. Please excuse our typo!

Back by popular demand, we are excited to announce the 2026  Engaged Research Dialogue Series!Join us to kickoff the ser...
09/09/2026

Back by popular demand, we are excited to announce the 2026 Engaged Research Dialogue Series!

Join us to kickoff the series on Wednesday September 23rd as we sit down with Dr. Annie Shattuck (UIB) to talk sustainable food systems.

Use the link below or scan the QR Code to learn more and register now!

https://wvu.zoom.us/meeting/register/hGlFGnVtQbmV_c-6i2-dXQ

08/31/2026

Here at the CRC, we’re always learning from a vast network of community engaged researchers around the world!

Last semester, CRC staff enjoyed a workshop hosted by Dr. Jessica Jacobs of Queen Mary University in London. Dr. Jacobs’ work revolves around heritage and tourism in the Middle East, using filmmaking, crafting, and community focused strategies to engage a broad audience in academic research and knowledge production.

Her workshop, ‘The Wonder of Wool - Telling Stories of Climate Action with Textile Animation’ allowed us to explore collective and creative storytelling with sustainable materials-- And learn a new craft!.

Check out this short, stop-motion film we created together, which reflects how individuals within a community experience place and belonging in similar and different ways (and see some behind-the-scenes!)

Learn more about Dr. Jacobs’ work by checking out Film Geographies, an international platform, archive, and network exploring the relationship between film and place, and by reading more about her work with Bedouin women in the Sinai.

https://filmgeographies.com/
https://english.ahram.org.eg/UI/Front/Inner.aspx?NewsContentID=547087

Thanks so much Dr. Jessica Jacobs!

With less than one month remaining until the 2026 WV Youth Resilience Leadership Summit, we're getting excited! If you a...
07/01/2026

With less than one month remaining until the 2026 WV Youth Resilience Leadership Summit, we're getting excited!

If you are registered as a participant or ambassador, don't forget to complete the required Pre-Summit Activities! Learn more, view Summit FAQs, and submit your songs, photos, and maps at our website linked below!

https://resilientcommunities.wvu.edu/events -forms

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