KSN-Special Events in 2020
Welcome! Every year KSN has two community event Karen New Year Event and Martyr's Day. You will find cultural presentations, booth displays, fashion shows, cultural dancing, and many kinds of Karen food that will lead you to learn, joyful, and fun. Keep the culture alive by preserving, sharing, maintaining the culture to transferring our cultural heritage to the next generations, and the benefit of the whole society.
KSN-Recognizing the Class of 2020
Recognizing the student's success brings joy, happiness, and satisfaction and supported our nation's future leader. Engagement between students, families, schools is essential for educational success. KSN believes education is the key to future success for individuals and the greater community. KSN recognized the student's success and achievement, and special thanks to parents, teachers, families, and friends who support students.
News in Our Community
A place that brings our community together and serves as a meeting point is
A Karen student from Nebraska won Gates Millennium Scholarship
Grandma Rutha was born in August 22nd, 1933 Leh Boe village, Ngar Pu Taw
On January 4, 2014, fifteen hundred Karen people from Lincoln, Omaha,
The sun is set for some people, however for these Karen refugee high
Lon and Martha Sorenson are our community parents. Lon Sorenson started
Thousand of Karen people are resettled in Omaha, Nebraska. Most of them are
Students from Lincoln, and Omaha took a picture after opening ceremony.
Stories From Local News
- Lincoln's refugee students find language barriers when doing homework
- Ethnic Karen refugees from Myanmar plan $2M church in north Omaha
- Tah Ka Pal - Shining light on Lincoln's Karen Community
- Karen refugee student takes her role in stride
- Karen Refugee Stories in Lincoln Community
- Lincoln's growing Karen community celebrates new year
- Karen refugee leans on faith in Gates Foundation scholarship pursuit
- Refugees Connect with Omaha Church
- Workshop gives insight into Karen culture
- Welcoming City: Karen Community shares culture with Lincoln community