Letcher County resident Regina Quillen talks about losing her home and the impact ofdeadly flooding that hit Eastern Kentucky in July 2022 Fahe Members Join Coalition […]
Shifting the poverty narrative from people to places; Jim King weighs in “Most things we see have been shaped by history in ways we don’t immediately […]
Philanthropy has a rural blind spot (SSIR Spring 2021). According to Robert Atkins, Sarah Allred, and Daniel Hart, the distance of the wealthiest philanthropies, which are […]
Policymakers have long grappled with the challenge of judiciously marshalling taxpayer resources to support the communities and programs where public investments will have the strongest impact. […]
Poverty is one of the many challenges facing our aging population in Appalachia. Unfortunately, many people don’t understand how much need there is for our seniors. […]
On April 30th Fahe hosted a summit on Aging in Kingsport, Tennessee. The purpose of the summit was to get housing providers, policy makers, and service […]
Poverty in Appalachia is a serious problem that affects families in a disproportionate manner. Fahe joins other organizations across the country in recognizing January as Poverty […]