@UofL_EdLead Marginalized and mistreated communities, will (likely) be more marginalized and mistreated post pandemic. In turn, we need to zero in on Racial Equity- moving far beyond a cultural food day and adding a few more "Black books" to a classroom library. #NTIForum
A5: for both our adult ESL and our ESL youth, we would have focused more on introduction to technology. Thinking of seemingly simple things like the the words: "username" and "password" #NTIForum
A4: The population of greatest concern are newly arrived immigrants; those that have not had much in class experience before having to transition to NTI
#NTIForum
@monicalakhwani Home internet access was thought to be low on the priority list of barriers to tackle when welcoming immigrants to our community. Once internet access was seen to be vital to education, the extent to which clients cannot access internet was soon apparent. #NTIForum
We are proud to partner with @daretocarefb on a new Community Kitchen in west Louisville's Parkland neighborhood, where our Common Table culinary training program will be located. https://t.co/3f2YnwwkCy
Planning to run a @KDFMarathon race? Please consider joining our Bakhita Empowerment Initiative team to raise money for our anti-human trafficking program: https://t.co/BMByVYU1ft
Race Ambassador Chris has been helping our runners & other ambassadors for quite a few years now! He's silly & encouraging, and loves to listen to the Hamilton soundtrack for motivation.
Ask him #DerbyFestivalmini questions or get a promo code: https://t.co/LWr4GuHx8a!
Today's the day! Please consider donating to @CC_Louisville before midnight as part of #GiveForGoodLou, @cflouisville's 24-hour online giving day. Follow the link and support our mission to help those who are poor, vulnerable and on the edges of society. https://t.co/Jdqt18MG0S
Please consider supporting @CC_Louisville during #GiveForGoodLou, the @cflouisville's day of online giving on Thursday, Sept. 12! Follow this link, bookmark the page... and help us help those in need!
https://t.co/Jdqt18MG0S
One week until the biggest day of local giving! Share this post to tell your friends that you are participating in #GiveForGoodLou.
Together, we can make an impact. #BeAForceForGood
Will you give? https://t.co/YrSzB7ZkR0
Our Common Earth Gardens program is dedicated to improving the quality of life of refugee families and Louisville communities through agricultural opportunities. You can support some of our Common Earth families by shopping at these local farmers markets!
Common Table, our culinary arts training program, is hosting an info session for prospective students. Anyone interested is welcome to attend the session on Monday, Aug. 19, at 1 pm at the Common Table Cafe, 2234 West Market St. Learn more about program: https://t.co/VYSznSc5cj
commontableky, our culinary arts training program, is hosting an info session for prospective students. Anyone interested in joining the course is welcome to attend the session on Monday, Aug. 19, at 1 p.m. at the… https://t.co/oW1xbM2sD3
Thanks to @CCharitiesUSA and @RepJohnYarmuth for taking the time to meet with us in Washington, D.C.! It was a worthwhile trip, and the students who accompanied us learned so much from the experience.
.@CC_Louisville hosted eight students from Saint Stephen Martyr school on a visit to Washington, DC! They met with our Social Policy team at CCUSA to discuss the importance of Advocacy before visiting their senators and representative @repjohnyarmuth on Capitol Hill.
This week in @Record_Archlou, we share details about Common Earth Gardens, which is making a real difference in the lives of refugee families — providing food security, income opportunities and a sense of belonging. https://t.co/otBTE7S9N7
"All of my photography, in some ways, is searching for America," says Zed Saeed, an acclaimed photographer who partnered with @CC_Louisville to photograph recently settled immigrants and refugees. Check out this @WHAS11 story chronicling his work! https://t.co/q14dXNjJhu