WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR VIRTUAL PRESENTERS!!!
We are still looking for presenters. If you are interested, please tell us about yourself and the topic you would like to present on by filling out the form below. Our new deadline to apply is Sunday, June 6. We will let you know whether your submission has been approved by the end of June. Thank you to those who submitted already submitted proposals; we will be in touch with you soon.
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May 22 @ 9am: Let's Volunteer Together at Harvest STL Several organizations in St. Louis share a similar mission of improving local community access to fruits and vegetables while working to eliminate food deserts. Let's get together to work towards this worthy cause. This year, we will be teaming up with Urban Harvest STL where we will volunteer at the rooftop farm. Their mission is to "build community around inclusive, resilient, local food systems. | POP UP EVENT!!! MAY 26 @6PM: VIRTUAL FORUM - Let's talk about HB1141 & HB952Since the Missouri House Bill 1141 gained attention in late-April there has been growing concern about how it would impact educational equity efforts across the region. At this forum we will hear for experts to learn about this legislation, teachers’ rights, the ramifications, and the integration of racial equity in school curriculum. We invite you to join this timely discussion. There will be a Q&A session at the end. | June 20: Panel Discussion, "People on the Move" Refugees and immigrants have played a central role in the construction of urban spaces and identities in the U.S. since the country's inception. At the same time, their experiences and voices have not been adequately incorporated into the dominant narrative of American history. Please join us on World Refugee Day to hear the individual stories of these courageous members of our community. |
May 22 @ 9am: Let's Volunteer Together at Harvest STL
POP UP EVENT!!! MAY 26 @6PM: VIRTUAL FORUM - Let's talk about HB1141 & HB952
Since the Missouri House Bill 1141 gained attention in late-April there has been growing concern about how it would impact educational equity efforts across the region. At this forum we will hear for experts to learn about this legislation, teachers’ rights, the ramifications, and the integration of racial equity in school curriculum. We invite you to join this timely discussion. There will be a Q&A session at the end.
June 20: Panel Discussion, "People on the Move"
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
