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The International Center of Kentucky is a refugee resettlement agency based in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Started in 1981 by Marty Deputy, it provides services including interpretation and translation services for refugees and immigrants.
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- Years of Experience
- 45 years
Review Sentiment
↑positive85%The review expresses strong moral and legal conviction that protecting refugees is both an obligation and beneficial to society.
Review Highlights
"We have a legal and moral obligation to protect people fleeing bombs, bullets and tyrants"
"those people have enriched our society"
Location
806 Kenton Street, Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101, Bowling Green, KY
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