TAKE IT BACK! Thirteen Louisville artists have joined forces on Take It Back!, a protest compilation out October 30, 2026. The record benefits Kentucky Refugee Ministries (KRM) and its Art Makes Home programming. The album gathers songs written in answer …
Displacement, Resilience & Giving Back: A KRM Story Zina and her family fled the growing danger in Iraq to resettle in the U.S. Here in Kentucky, they found safety and opportunity for their children, belonging in their community, and hope …
Ketsia Clergé speaks on the importance of advocacy, solidarity, and support of one another across our community. A native of Haiti, Ketsia originally delivered this speech as part of the Celebrating Our Neighborhood: The Arts & Culture of Haiti series …
Written by Erica Joseph KRM Cuban/Haitian Caseworker; Co-founder of The Route nonprofit organization It started, unexpectedly, with the weather. One morning in Louisville, our office was absorbed in a debate about the storm that had swept through the city the night before. News reports …
Reflections on Home docuseries screening and arts event with 21c Museum Hotel Louisville. Photos by Abdimajid Mohamud. This dynamic documentary series provides insight into the experience of migration and displacement, exploring the concepts of home and belonging through the lens …
As human rights violations and brutality from ICE agents escalate across the nation, it is ever more crucial that we, as a community, stand together to protect immigrant and refugee communities, prioritize safety for families, help reduce fear and …
The 12th annual Kentucky Refugee & Immigrant Inclusion Summit will be held on June 18th, 9am-4pm, at Frederick Douglass High School in Lexington, KY. The Summit offers a unique opportunity for community members, service providers, employers, healthcare professionals, educators, government …
Written by Erica Joseph, KRM Cuban/Haitian Caseworker Edited by Alexandra Miniard, KRM Communications & Outreach Manager November 10, 2025: The First Snow It was the morning of the first winter snow. From the office, we could feel the cold creeping into every corner, …
The U.S. has become home to many forcibly displaced Haitians through humanitarian parole and temporary protection programs that have offered refuge for over 40 years. Since 1992, KRM has proudly welcomed and provided services to Haitians rebuilding their lives in …
Cornerstones of our founding American principles, immigration and the right to seek safety in the U.S. have become divisive issues – even vilified – in recent years. Largely due to widespread misunderstanding and false portrayals of immigrants and refugees, this …
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