Community Partners

APPKI 

Crane House 

Hispanic Latino Business Council 

India Community Foundation 

JASK  

The Jewish Family & Career Services  

Medical News

The Organization for Chinese American in Kentucky

Sister Cities of Louisville

University of Louisville  

World Affairs Council of KY/SI 

The basic aim of APPKI was to enhance the image of American Physicians of Pakistani descent and to promote communication between themselves and the local professional community. The other important goal was to help nourish and promote long lasting friendly relationship between Pakistan and the United States. APPKI has introduced Pakistani culture to its American friends by organizing many cultural events including Eid Day Parties, Pakistan Day Celebrations, Charity Dinner and other cultural events that hosted several famous Pakistani celebrities and artists.

Crane House, The China Institute, Inc. opened in 1987 in the Old Louisville neighborhood near the University of Louisville. Its focus on China reflected the heritage of founder, Helen Lang, who was inspired to share her expertise and interest in Chinese cooking, history, and culture (the crane is an Asian symbol of longevity). In 1996 the organization expanded its programming to include all of East Asia and the following year, Crane House moved to its current location at 1244 South Third Street.

Hispanic Latino Business Council exist to create, advance and promote economic opportunities for Hispanic/Latino Businesses and individuals in the Greater Louisville Region.

  
India Community Foundation (ICF) is a non-profit organization, established in 1968, with a mission to serve the Indian community in the Louisville and greater Kentukiana region. Promoting the Indian cultural heritage and serving the cause of India, and its people in this area, are the two important purposes of this Foundation. To achieve this, it sponsors regular programs and cultural meets.

The Japan/America Society of Kentucky (JASK) is dedicated to sustaining a favorable business and community relationship between Japan and Kentucky by promoting cooperation and mutual understanding. JASK organizes a variety of business, cultural, educational and social programs, as well as provide relevant information for business, professionals, schools, families and others.

 
 
The Jewish and Family & Career Services offers Multicultural Services to provide ALL immigrants with the skills and services they need to achieve financial independence. This includes career counseling, microenterprising development, and financial responsibility.

   
Doing business beyond Kentucky's borders is one of the greatest challenges your company will face, but it is also one of the greatest opportunities. With offices in Lexington and Louisville, the KWTC is a leading provider of trade services across the state. Our unique public-private partnership works to advance the global competitiveness of Kentucky companies.

Medical News strives to be the leading source for the healthcare business community to stay informed, grow their businesses and build relationships and communities around important issues.

Sister Cities of Louisville (SCL) is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to global friendship,multicultural understanding, and economic growth by developing lasting relationships between the Louisville area and Sister Cities around the world. For over forty years,SCL has been highly recognized in the community as an international citizen diplomacynetwork. Louisville's eight Sister Cities are: MONTPELLIER, FRANCE, QUITTO, ECUADOR, MAINZ, GERMANY, TAMALE, GHANA, LA PLATA, ARGENTINA, PERM, RUSSIA, JIUJIANG, CHINA, LEEDS, ENGLAND.

The University of Louisville is highly engaged with the international community.  Practically all Schools and Departments offer study abroad programs  and/or organize cultural activities open to the public.  The Latin American and Latino Study Program is highly active and offers events on a regular basis.  Check the UofL website for study and cultural activities.

The World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana is a community-based, non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational programming on international and intercultural topics throughout our state and community, and to fostering linkages between the people and institutions of Kentucky and Southern Indiana and their counterparts throughout the world.