Bomi Park is the Project Manager at the World Trade Center St. Louis and the St. Louis Mosaic Project. In her position, Bomi ensures the success of Mosaic’s mission to attract and retain foreign-born people to the region by creating and supporting programs that are welcoming to international communities. Bomi also helps to convene the […]
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We are happy to report that Ms. Adjoa Cofe has joined V4A mentorship program as the Youth Development Specialist in a volunteer capacity. Adjoa Cofie is a first-generation graduate from Stockton University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Global Sciences of Women’s Health and a minor in Chemistry. She is currently conducting research at
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Building on previous NAE research looking at the role of Hispanic Americans and Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis, we take a look at the role of the one of the fastest growing immigrant groups in the United States today, Black immigrants, in healthcare and other essential industries. Since 2010, the number of Black
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STUDENT INTERNS WITH V4A THIS SUMMER SALLY GACHERU-Administrative Assistant SALLY GACHERU will be responsible with managing and distributing information within the office. This generally includes answering phones, taking memos and maintaining files. Administrative assistant is in charge of sending and receiving correspondence, Organize and schedule meetings and appointments. She will be responsible in all our
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Geoffrey Soyiantet came to St. Louis with about $50 in his pocket. A winner of America’s Diversity Visa lottery, which randomly selects 50,000 green card recipients from an annual applicant pool of 23 million annually, Soyiantet picked St. Louis because he knew someone here from his native Kenya. But life wasn’t easy when he arrived in
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To welcome, connect and empower healthier immigrant individuals and families through the provision of supports and services, and by coordinating resources. OUR VISON Empowered, Stronger, Healthier immigrant individuals and families V4A Story WHO WE ARE Vitendo 4 Afric
Phone: 314-252-0488
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7220 N. Lindbergh BLVD, Suite 270 Hazelwood, MO 63042
