Get free ESL and citizenship information from your library or community center.

Visit a New Americans Corner Location

New Americans Corners can help New Americans in Nashville move along the path of citizenship. At these information booths, people can get free information about English language learning (ESL), immigration, naturalization, and citizenship. NPL and Parks also partner with local nonprofits to host English and citizenship skills classes.

New Americans Corner information booths are at select Nashville Public Library and Metro Parks locations: 

• Main Library
• Edmondson Pike Branch
• Southeast Branch
• Thompson Lane Branch
• Coleman Park Community Center
• East Park Community Center
• Madison Park Community Center
• Southeast Community Center
• Smith Springs Regional Center

About Pathway for New Americans

Pathway for New Americans is a partnership between US Citizenship and Immigration Services and the city of Nashville. It’s a community-wide approach to promoting citizenship education and awareness in Davidson County.

This project is supported and managed by Nashville Public Library, in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhoods and Community Engagement and Metro Parks Community Centers.

Adult Literacy
Nashville Public Library
615-880-2264
adultliteracy@nashville.gov