Impacting schools through the KRM In Project KRM’s bullying prevention program, the In Project, started as a pilot program in January 2018 at Semple Elementary School. A group of 20 students participated in biweekly sessions led by KRM Youth Services …
“Actually, I feel so excited. I can’t explain it,” says Dorokasi Nzabonimpa, sitting in the first home she purchased in the United States. “I didn’t expect this much.” She and her family, originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, moved into their house less …
Looking to apply for your United States citizenship? Join KRM on Saturday, September 29, for a free citizenship workshop. For eligible green card holders Receive free help filling out your N-400 application for citizenship Attendees must schedule an appointment prior …
Learning in a New Home “I never miss classes,” says Francisco Ariel Frandin Cribe. Each Tuesday and Thursday morning for the past five years, the 75-year-old ventured out of his home and rode Louisville’s TARC bus to KRM’s elder program …
During the first couple years of a family’s arrival in Kentucky, they rely almost exclusively on public transit to travel around their new home. Whether they are riding the TARC in Louisville or Lextran in Lexington, families have to quickly …
During KRM’s We Create festival in Louisville, Kentucky, from June 16-23, art from over 20 artists will be featured: Aaron Rosenblum Aaron Rosenblum (b. 1981, Mount Kisco, NY) connects people with their environments through active listening, field recording, and reflection …
The Sweat4Syria 5K takes off this Saturday, May 19, in Louisville’s Iroquois Park. The full amount of the $20 registration will go toward the goal of raising $10,000 for Syrian refugees resettled in Louisville. The event was founded by four …
An update on a story featuring Ramez Alnashef Have you met Ramez Alnashef? He and his family arrived in Louisville, Kentucky, in January 2017. Almost one year after his arrival, Ramez has now become a Bilingual Associate Instructor at Rutherford Elementary! As part …
“I am proud to be a Syrian,” Fatima Alzreik says through an Arabic interpreter. “I am a Syrian in a big country of USA.” In August of 2017, Fatima and eight other Syrian refugees stepped into the kitchen at gralehaus, …
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