The St. Louis African Arts Festival is held in beautiful Forest Park. Each year the festival attracts a diverse audience of thousands of local residents and out-of-town visitors during the Memorial Day weekend. The Festival draws the community together in celebration of the rich contributions of Africa and the African Diaspora (diaspora–people settled far from their ancestral homelands).
The Role of African Diaspora, the 6th Region of the Continent in Sustainable Socio-Economic & Political Empowerment of Africa.
Location: Saint Louis University (SLU)
Explore the compelling world of the 1950’s jazz scene.@ the Griot Museum of Black History April 8th – May 23, 2025 Tuesdays – Saturdays 10am – 4pm
As an SfD Local Organizing Committee, we have chosen to work on two of the recommended areas as we build a broad united front against fascism. If you have any interests, experiences or information on mapping the right in our region or developing a preparedness plan, please sign up for the working sessions on Thursday, May 22 at 6 pm.
We will draw on the CAPCR Abolition Series, The People’s Plan, our organizing experiences and other resources to inform a strategy for personal and community safety.
Registration deadline: May 13, 2025
Whether you’re looking to start your organizing journey, clarify your purpose, or strengthen your existing skills, this two-day bootcamp will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make a real difference. Join Missouri Workers Center in St. Louis to learn how working people can build the power needed to create meaningful change at work and in their communities.
