IMMIGRANTS ENRICH WASHINGTON DC
KAMA DC creates a platform for immigrants to share skills and stories
KAMA DC creates a platform for immigrants to share skills and stories
Who we are
We are a team of volunteers from the Washington, D.C. community united by a passion to share skills and build community ties.
KAMA DC was founded in 2016 and is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Our activities are possible thanks to a generous grant from Humanities DC
KAMA DC was founded in 2016 and is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Our activities are possible thanks to a generous grant from Humanities DC
Upcoming events
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"Where are you from?" Film screening and panel discussion
Thursday, November 17th @ 7:00 PM | Brookland Busboys and Poets In honor of National Adoption Day, KAMA DC is hosting a film screening and panel discussion focused on intercountry, transracial adoptees who grew up in a culture or race that is different from what you see physically. Before the panel discussion, we will view "Geographies of Kinship." |
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Latest Podcast
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Latest Blog Post
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HOW TO SUPPORT MIGRANTS ARRIVING IN THE DMV AREA BY BUS
From buying resources from wish lists to volunteering your time, KAMA DC volunteers have compiled a list of ways that you can support migrants being sent to the DMV area by bus.
How to Support Afghans Arriving in the DMV Area
From buying gift cards to driving new arrivals to appointments to donating spare airline miles, KAMA DC volunteers have compiled a list of ways that you can support Afghans arriving in the DMV area.
Resources for afghans living in the DMV Area
We have created a separate guide for Afghans living in the Washington DC Metro Area who are trying to get their families and friends in Afghanistan to safety. This guide includes information for those currently in Afghanistan, and a variety of resources for Afghans who live in the DMV area, including legal resources and mental health information.
Our Community Partners
KAMA DC's activities are possible thank to a generous capacity building grant from Humanities DC.
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