Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center (ACLC)

The Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center (ACLC) is a nonprofit law firm that fights for justice in the coalfields by representing coal miners and their families on issues of black lung and mine safety and by working with grassroots groups and individuals to protect the land and people from misuse and degradation caused by extractive industries.

ACLC handles individual cases and engages in strategic litigation and policy work in the areas of mine safety and health, environmental protection, and sustainable energy.

www.appalachianlawcenter.org

Grants

General Operations
Amount $50,000
Year(s) 2022-2023
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
Emergency Funding
Amount $10,000
Year(s) 2022
Region Eastern Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
General Operations
Amount $35,200
Year(s) 2021
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
Bankruptcy Data Manager
This Kentucky Pooled Fund grant will support a bankruptcy data manager in analyzing coal company bankruptcy data.
Amount $5,000
Year(s) 2020
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
General Operations
Amount $60,000
Year(s) 2019-2020
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
General Operations
Amount $30,000
Year(s) 2018
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
General Operations
Amount $30,000
Year(s) 2017
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
General Operations
Amount $30,000
Year(s) 2016
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky
 
Abandoned Mine Lands Initiative
Project to advance a transition to a just and sustainable economy by strategizing ways in which existing capital funds can be released to build community capacity and restore land damaged by abusive mining practices
Amount $25,000
Year(s) 2015
Region Kentucky
Primary Approach Just Transition in Eastern Kentucky