The mission of the Southern Appalachian Labor School (SALS) is to provide education, research, and linkages for working class and disenfranchised peoples in order to promote understanding, empowerment, and change. The Southern Appalachian Labor School is committed to developing a real comprehension of the social, economic, and legal structures which affect the lives of the Appalachian People.

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June 29, 2016 Blog SALS
Flood Recovery Legal Help Hotline
Legal Aid of West Virginia has established a Flood Recovery Legal Help Line at 1-877-331-4259 to help victims of the recent flooding with legal needs. They are offering FREE legal information, advice and assistance for flood victims.
Tagged: Community service, Flood, Legal aid
June 27, 2016 Newsletter SALS
SALS Journal, Summer, 2016
The 25th Annual Southern Appalachian Labor School Solidarity Cultural Festival is being held at the Historic Oak Hill School on July 12th. This year features a Dinner and Premiere Film showing of the documentary “After Coal” at 5:30 p.m.
Tagged: Coal, Economy, Housing, Vista, YouthBuild
July 2, 2015 Blog SALS
Rafting Trips Information – Special Southern Appalachia Labor School Rates
America’s Best Whitewater is right in our backyard.
Tagged: Rafting
December 18, 2013 Blog SALS
Southern Appalachian Labor School
View a SALS PowerPoint presentation
Tagged: AmeriCorps, Community service, Housing, Social justice, Vista, YouthBuild
October 26, 2015 Blog SALS
SALS 2015
This video provides an overview of the Southern Appalachian Labor School (SALS), a non-profit organization based in Fayette County, West Virginia.
Tagged: AmeriCorps, Community center, Community service, Housing, Vista, YouthBuild
December 18, 2012 Blog SALS
A Message from Senator Rockefeller

Tagged: Community service, Social justice
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