Personal Writings by Saladi Wa Maliko
The Land of Hope and Success By Saladi Wa Maliko “They took my home but they can’t take my future” is the only philosophical thought that gave me hope. This was when circumstances forced us to flee our land we …
Arts and Culture
St. James Art Fair Parking Lot Fundraiser
The annual St. James Art Fair is around the corner! When you visit the fair this weekend, park at the Blue Ocean Traders’ parking lot and support KRM at the same time. You can find us at the corner …
Bluegrass Refugee Voices
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 …
17th Annual Global Gourmet
thank you! Thank you to all guests, volunteers, and event sponsors who helped the community celebrate KRM and our mission at the 17th Annual Global Gourmet fundraiser on Friday, September 16, 2016! Global Gourmet is an annual event designed to support …
United We Sing: Musical Gifts in Louisville’s International Community
On the evening of Saturday, June 18, 29-year-old Osmany Chauvin Elias stood on stage under the lights of Bomhard Theater, accompanied by only pianist Harry Pickens. He played “You Don’t Know What Love Is” on his saxophone to a crowd of …
Spotlight on Sound: Q & A with Abraham Mwinda
When did you start playing music? “I started writing music 7 years ago and taught myself guitar in 2013.” What inspires you to write? “I write about interactions with people, real stories, self-expression. Plus, I can’t help it, I have …
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