From December 1st through 7th, KRM Lexington is participating in an online fundraiser that will grow our impact on the lives of refugees and immigrants in Central Kentucky. The GoodGiving Challenge is a week-long online giving challenge for local nonprofits …
As part of KRM’s growing arts programming, newcomers create home through artistic expression and exchange. Share in these global cultural histories and talents at KRM Live at the Parks! Join us and explore art performances filmed at various Louisville Metro …
Voter Education Guide: Your Guide for Voting in Kentucky Thank you to the League of Women Voters for this content and to the translators who assisted in this project! Are you not yet a citizen? Learn more about KRM’s citizenship preparation …
Are you ready to apply for citizenship? This September, KRM is offering a free four-day citizenship clinic. citizenship clinic: Meet by phone with an immigration attorney* from Kentucky Refugee Ministries Receive free assistance with completing your N-400 application Appointments are …
Art can inspire various reactions. Art can make you feel uplifted and grounded, healed and heartbroken. At KRM, we also believe that art can make you feel at home. And that is our mission together: to welcome and serve refugees …
Give For Good Louisville, the biggest day of local giving, returns on Thursday, September 17th. From 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on that day, you can support KRM by donating online through this Community Foundation of Louisville event. Give Online …
This post by Emily Warren, caseworker with KRM Lexington, was originally shared on Justice Unbound on June 4, 2020. Photo above, provided by KRM Lexington, shows friends and family waiting at the airport. I see her waiting for me through …
June 20th is recognized around the globe as World Refugee Day. On this day, join KRM, Catholic Charities, and our Kentucky community in honoring refugees. World Refugee Day Live Saturday, June 20, 5-8pm ET Online: Live on Facebook via Zoom …
Kentuckians connecting with their newest neighbors during the COVID-19 crisis As Kentucky commits to flattening the curve through staying healthy at home and social distancing, we are all creating adaptive ways to stay connected and to support each other. Both …
Community response and reaction to COVID-19 has been evolving rapidly on a day-to-day basis. To protect the health of families served by Kentucky Refugee Ministries, staff and community members, and to adhere to recommendations of elected and public health officials, …