We Must Center Community Building Solutions. Korean Resource Center (KRC) strongly condemns the increasing violence targeting AAPI communities in different parts of the country since the onset of the pandemic…

The most comprehensive immigration bill known as the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 has been formally introduced today to Congress by Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-Calif) and Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J…

Over the past decade, the United States has welcomed, on average, approximately 720,000 newly naturalized citizens each year. During our FREE webinar, KRC's legal service team will provide an overview of the naturalization application process…

Today marks a new dawn in American democracy. President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris have officially and peaceably been sworn-in this morning, and, with that, we breathe a huge sigh of relief…

Dear Supporters and Friends of KRC, 2020 will be a year that we will mark as one that has been more challenging than most. And with all that has happened at the Korean Resource Center (KRC) since 2019, we are grateful that you continue to stand with us…

The Korean Resource Center is proud to present VFT: Voice for Tomorrow. This is a paid, online internship program for youth who are aspiring to become community leaders…

On November 21st, KRC held its Bridge Across People (BAP) 2020 graduation ceremony at the Crenshaw office. The event was also streamed live via Zoom for those who signed up to attend remotely…

After anxiously awaiting the results of the general election, on Saturday November 7th, the media announced Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential race. There was a huge sigh of relief among many, including immigrant rights advocates like KRC…

We are only one day away from the most consequential general elections in recent history, where the fate of our democracy truly hangs in the balance. American voters…

The LA County COVID-19 Rent Relief application will begin accepting applications at 8:00AM on August 17th. Tenants (renters whose…

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Trump administration terminate DACA protection and work permits for more than 650,000 people. But immigrant organizations recommend DACAmented do not go abroad and apply for new application until further information unveil from the court. Let’s listen to Eric, who is a youth organizing manager of KRC.