Serving the Voiceless: Investigating Local Organizations for Immigrant Empowerment

Authors

aliyah whitfield, University of LouisvilleFollow
kiya Demps, University Of LouisvilleFollow
chance brown, University Of LouisvileFollow
Daniel kabithe, University Of LouisvilleFollow
Acia Diallo, University Of LouisvilleFollow

Program/Event

Arts and Research Showcase 2024”.

Abstract

This research project delves into the landscape of community organizations that serve the immigrant population in Louisville, Kentucky, focusing on 6 key entities: La Casita Center, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, Catholic Charities of Louisville, English Conversation Club, Backside Learning Center, and American Community Center. Through a combination of interviews, phone calls and research, the study discovered the roles, missions, and offered services by each organization. Through these methods, the study identified some of the critical needs within the immigrant community and examined how these organizations address them. Not only did the finding highlight the importance of services provided, but it also illustrates innate areas that require broader attention. In summary, the findings signify the notable contributions each of these organizations employ for the immigrant population, thereby promoting a more connected and resilient Louisville collective.

Recommended Citation

whitfield, aliyah; Demps, kiya; brown, chance; kabithe, Daniel; and Diallo, Acia (2024) "Serving the Voiceless: Investigating Local Organizations for Immigrant Empowerment," The Cardinal Edge: Vol. 2: Iss. 2, Article 17.
Available at: https://ir.library.louisville.edu/tce/vol2/iss2/17