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Appalachian Health & Community

, July 9, 2026July 9, 2026

Infographics By Elizabeth “Lizzie” Washington of Mountain Voice

Explore a collection of infographics that examine important issues affecting Appalachian communities, from mental health and clean water to stereotypes and Black Appalachian history. Together, they promote awareness, encourage dialogue, and highlight the importance of health equity, inclusion, and community action.

Mental Health in Appalachia

Breaking Stereotypes: The Reality of Appalachia

The Water Crisis in Central Appalachia

Black Appalachians: History, Culture, and Community

#MentalHealthMatters #Appalachia #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth #RuralHealth #EndTheStigma

#Appalachia #BreakTheStereotypes #Community #Diversity #Belonging #LearningInAction

#CleanWater #WaterJustice #EnvironmentalJustice #Appalachia #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth

#BlackAppalachia #RepresentationMatters #Appalachia #HistoryMatters #Community #Inclusion

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