Social and economic justice in our society is more important than ever and especially salient for the Appalachian region where inequalities have persisted for decades. Researchers, scholars and students need to be aware of these injustices, and understand the ways we can collectively address these injustices through research and scholarship. We created a Special Issue in the Journal of Appalachian Studies to highlight the ways that researchers are understanding and addressing economic and social justice in Appalachia. We invite you to share an hour with us on from 3:00—4:00pm on March 5th, 2021. Hear from some of the authors on their research projects, and learning ways that you can incorporate social and economic justice concepts to your teaching and learning. Co-sponsored by the Department of Anthropology, Sociology, and Social Work (College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences) and the Associate Provost for Research and Economic Development SIGN UP HERE: https://socialwork.eku.edu/insidelook/journal-appalachian-studies-interviews-authors