KRM offers Citizenship classes in several off-site locations around Louisville. This program promotes refugee education, English use, and understanding of established cultural and civic norms in the United States, especially for those who have been living in the U.S. for over 1 year. The Citizenship Intern would assist with English testing, classroom instruction, creating and maintaining curriculum and lesson plan files, and clerical/administrative work. Available hours per week: 10-20. Interns typically work for a semester or summer/winter term; applications are …

Throughout the year, KRM conducts community outreach activities, such as an annual Global Gourmet fundraiser and other community events. Interns may learn about and help in planning various fundraising and special events such as the Global Gourmet fundraiser (September); Louisville’s WorldFest (September); World Refugee Day celebration (June); and seasonal parties or growing arts programming and events. Depending on an intern’s skills and educational goals, interns might contribute to communications or grants management/reporting. Strong administrative, communication, and technical skills preferred. Available …