Attention KRM Lexington Friends & Visitors: The KRM Lexington office has moved locations as of August 9, 2017. The new address is 1710 Alexandria Drive, Lexington, Kentucky 40504. You can find this updated address on our contact page. Email addresses and …
This is a guest story from Midnight Sun, originally posted on July 7, 2017. It was an average day for Angel. She lived in the Congo with her mother and six siblings. Little did she know, that on this day …
Coming from Lamia, Greece, a city in the heart of the country, Ilias Pappas has worked very hard to be where he is today. Ilias moved to the United States in 1998 in order to attend college and has since …
Have you ever tasted fresh, made-from-scratch pasta? If you haven’t, you’re missing out and Lesme Romero is happy to explain why. Lesme came to the United States from Venezuela in 1998. With big dreams and high hopes, he was able …
Mamadou Savané, a native of Guinea in West Africa, immigrated to the United States in 1993. Having spent the majority of his time in the US here in Lexington, Mamadou, or Sav as many of his friends and customers know …
Meet Abraham Mwinda. Maybe you’ve seen him performing one of his songs, or working at University of Kentucky (UK) Hospital, or hanging around KRM’s Lexington office. He does it all! Abraham first came to Lexington in 2013. He was born …
In partnership with Lexington Public Library, KRM presents the 2017 Lexington World Refugee Day Summit. The Summit is an opportunity for community partners, teachers, medical staff, and volunteers to join us for a day of learning about issues relevant to refugee …
On Thursday April 6, 2017 the UN Refugee Agency announced actress Kristin Davis as Goodwill Ambassador. The UNHCR’s Filippo Grandi welcomed Ms. Davis into the new role saying “Kristin’s advocacy helps us humanize the refugee issue and press the case …
Our Lexington office is participating in the Blue Grass Community Foundation‘s GoodGiving Challenge. The Challenge is an opportunity for the local Lexington Community to embrace and support nonprofits providing a variety of services to better our Lexington community. This year …
Our Lexington office, in partnership with Lexington Community Radio, has started a radio program in the hopes of advocating for the resettlement of refugees and introducing the Lexington community to the unique and gifted individuals being resettled. Bluegrass Refugee Voices …
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