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  • A Kurdish homeland in Tennessee - Postindustrial
    An estimated 15,000 Kurds, an ethnic group whose population lives in Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria, have made Nashville their home, making it the largest Kurdish community in the United States The first Kurds came to Tennessee in the late ’70s and early ’80s following a failed independence attempt and to escape persecution at the hands of
  • KACI – Kurdish American Culture Institute
    to lead Kurdish people into a growing relationship with American people and to strengthen the cultural bridge that we have worked on
  • Cultural Issues and Trends Faced by Kurdish Americans in - Course Hero
    Kurdish Americans in Tennessee face a unique set of cultural issues and trends Many Kurdish Americans in Tennessee are refugees who have fled war and persecution in their homeland As a result, they may experience challenges related to trauma and resettlement, such as language barriers, discrimination, and difficulties navigating complex systems
  • Nashville’s Growing Community of Kurdish Americans - The Kurdish Project
    Today, it is estimated that up to 13,000 Kurdish Americans live in Nashville It is said that the temperate weather and proximity of mountains reflects the geography and climate of the Kurdish homeland in Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran
  • Discuss the cultural issues and trends that specifically apply to each . . .
    Intergenerational conflicts arise as the younger generations struggle to balance their traditional values with American cultural norms Additionally, Kurdish Americans face challenges as an immigrant population, such as navigating the immigration system and adapting to life in a new country
  • Kurdish Culture And Identity: Building The Homeland In Tennessee
    This study will examine three key areas essential to Kurdish culture and identity to show how the Kurds are building their homeland here in America, why they are doing it, and why it is so important to feel close to something they have been robbed of for close to one-hundred years
  • Tennessee Kurdish Community Council - The Kurdish Project
    Engage the Kurdish community in American civic responsibilities Preserve the cultural heritage of the Kurdish people Work with other communities on issues related to improving the life of refugees and immigrants on both local and national levels
  • KRG Envoy answers Tennesseans’ questions about Kurdistan . . .
    Members of the Council raised questions about Kurdish culture and daily life, as well as questions about the economy and humanitarian situation Tennessee, and particularly the city of Nashville, has the largest number of Kurdish-Americans in North America
  • Kurdistan Through the Eyes of Americans - Kurdistan Chronicle
    During our conversation about the culture and identity of the Kurdish nation, I asked Lorde why the Kurdish issue has become so problematic She explained that neighboring countries oppose the idea of a Kurdish state, creating a hostile environment that blocks its formation
  • Who are the Kurds, and why are they in Nashville? - The Tennessean
    Why don’t the Kurds have their own nation? After World War I, the Kurds were divided by the newly formed borders of Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria, despite having been promised their own nation





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