Welcome to kAMA DC
We are a grassroots organization dedicated to promoting cultural exchange and celebrating the skills and stories of immigrants in the DMV. We believe that immigrants bring unique perspectives and experiences that make our community stronger and more vibrant.
Our organization is run entirely by passionate volunteers who strive to build connections and facilitate learning. Through our skills-based workshops, cooking classes, storytelling nights, film screenings, and other events, we are committed to creating a platform for immigrants to share their skills and stories.
Our activities are possible thanks to a generous grant from Humanities DC.
Our organization is run entirely by passionate volunteers who strive to build connections and facilitate learning. Through our skills-based workshops, cooking classes, storytelling nights, film screenings, and other events, we are committed to creating a platform for immigrants to share their skills and stories.
Our activities are possible thanks to a generous grant from Humanities DC.
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Upcoming events
Storytelling Night: Immigrants Celebrating Independence
November 30th, 2023 at 7pm at the MLK Jr. Memorial Library
Independence permeates every step of the immigrant journey. It may have motivated the move or could be a result of it, but regardless, self-discovery is inextricably tied to the experience.
In this storytelling night, performers will share their stories about how they “found themselves” once again after moving to the U.S., whether that was through a new hobby, community, or accomplishment. This event is in collaboration with our partners at the Nigerian Center. It takes place on the fourth floor of MLK Library in downtown D.C.
Doors open at 7 pm. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Excited to see you there!
November 30th, 2023 at 7pm at the MLK Jr. Memorial Library
Independence permeates every step of the immigrant journey. It may have motivated the move or could be a result of it, but regardless, self-discovery is inextricably tied to the experience.
In this storytelling night, performers will share their stories about how they “found themselves” once again after moving to the U.S., whether that was through a new hobby, community, or accomplishment. This event is in collaboration with our partners at the Nigerian Center. It takes place on the fourth floor of MLK Library in downtown D.C.
Doors open at 7 pm. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Excited to see you there!
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How to Support migrants Arriving in the DMV by busFrom buying resources from wish lists to volunteering your time, KAMA DC volunteers have compiled a list of the many different ways that you can support migrants being sent to the DMV area by bus.
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How to Support Afghans Arriving in the DMVFrom 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.
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Resources for afghans living in the DMVThis guide includes information for Afghans in the DMV as well as those in Afghanistan who are trying to get their families and friends to safety, and a variety of resources, including legal and mental health information.
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