Highlander Celebrates the Life and Legacy of Carol Judy
Photo Credit: Humans of Central Appalachia Highlander celebrates the life and legacy of Carol Judy, a member of our family who has… Read More
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Women Coming Together for Worker Justice
Highlander has worked recently with a number of different groups organizing for worker justice. In April, we led a leadership workshop for the… Read More
On The Hill and Across the South: SEIRN Works for Immigrant Rights
In January, Highlander hosted and participated in a strategy session for the Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN), which brought together representatives from statewide immigrant… Read More
Announcement: Zilphia Johnson Horton Cultural Organizing Residencies
Highlander is thrilled to announce the Cultural Organizers and Community Partners of the Zilphia Johnson Horton Cultural Organizing Project 2012-2013 Residencies. The project is… Read More
Now Accepting Applications – Greensboro Justice Fund Fellowships
The Highlander Research and Education Center is pleased to announce we are accepting applications for  the second class of the Greensboro… Read More
Year End Greetings & Gratitudes and An Action Alert
Greetings & Gratitudes The Highlander Center expresses our deepest appreciation to our many friends across the South, country and… Read More
Year End Greetings & Gratitudes and An Action Alert
Greetings & Gratitudes The Highlander Center expresses our deepest appreciation to our many friends across the South, country and… Read More
NASCO INSTITUTE 2009: In Our Back Yards
Defending the Environmental Commons, Ann Arbor November 6-8, 2009 Join the Highlander Center and the more than 400 co-op members, cooperative educators and representatives of… Read More
Seeds of Fire Youth Leadership Camp, 2009
Seeds of Fire participants walking to Highlander’s orchard. “There is a space for all who come to Highlander” is part of an… Read More
STAY Project Summer Institute for Appalachian Youth Meets at Highlander
From June 26-29, 2009, 22 youth and young adults from Appalachia gathered in Highlander’s rocking chairs to begin coming up with a… Read More