St. Louis Mosaic Project
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The St. Louis Mosaic Project is a regional initiative within the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership and the World Trade Center St. Louis.
Our goal is to maintain STL as the fastest growing major metropolitan area for immigration through 2030. Louis Mosaic Project was launched in 2012 in response to an economic impact report, outlining St. Louis to be lagging in immigrant growth as well as highlighting the economic benefits of increasing its foreign-born population. The Mosaic Project is a regional initiative that is professionally managed by St. Louis Economic Development Partnership, World Trade Center St. Louis and a 32-member committee. Louis Mosaic Project’s goal is to transform St. Louis into the fastest growing metropolitan area for immigration by 2025 and to add 25,000 foreign born to the region 2016-2025, to promote regional prosperity through immigration and innovation.
Our live recording of September's Mosaic Story was a success. Thank you to the St. Louis Art Museum and everyone who joined us! 🎉
If you missed it, you can still experience the full 30-minute conversation between Charlie Brennan and Min Jung Kim— via https://youtu.be/RHKr32WxinY?si=7-PPBn7zM2JPoql8 🎥
🤝 Want to connect further? Join us for STL 101 on October 13 at our offices for an evening exploring St. Louis’ vibrant international food scene.
RSVP: https://www.stlmosaicproject.org/event
09/23/2026
$500 Entrepreneur Award | Apply by September 25
Are you a small business owner with a story worth celebrating?
One entrepreneur from each of our 5 partner chambers, including HCCSTL, will be selected to receive a $500 investment and recognition at the 4th Multi-Ethnic Chamber Mixer.
Sponsored by St. Louis Mosaic Project
Tell us about:
• The challenges you’ve overcome
• The impact you’re making
• Your vision for what comes next
Important: You must be a member of one of the participating chambers to apply. HCCSTL members are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity.
Selected entrepreneurs must be present at the mixer to receive the award.
Apply by September 25, 2026
Thursday, October 8 | 5–8 PM
International Institute of St. Louis
3401 Arsenal St., St. Louis, MO 63118
Free to attend.
Apply through the link in our bio.
Congratulations are in order for City of St. Louis Government and the Office of New Americans for earning a 2-star Certified Welcoming designation from Welcoming America —no small feat! 🎉
As comes to an end, we hope these words, shared by our own community, inspire you to keep up the immigrant advocacy work and help make St. Louis a welcoming community for all.
💛 Being welcomed feels like:
"Safety"
"Respect"
"Not being alone"
"To feel accepted, connected, and loved"nternational Institute of St. Louis
09/17/2026
09/17/2026
Lots of wonderful events taking place at our wonderful Missouri History Museum to learn about or connect with Latino/Hispanic culture.
09/08/2026
We’re celebrating one year of Mosaic Stories! 11 powerful conversations connecting U.S.-born and foreign-born St. Louisans. Now, you’re invited to be in the room as we film Mosaic Story #12 live at the Saint Louis Art Museum.
Be part of the audience this Thursday, Sept 10th at 9am.❗
🔎 Reserve your seat via: www.stlmosaicproject.org/event
Charlie Brennan has a special invitation for you!
Join Charlie this Thursday morning at the Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) as he sits down with Min Jung Kim, SLAM's Director, for a conversation about her journey from South Korea to St. Louis, the experiences that shaped her along the way, and what it means to find connection and belonging in a new community.
It's a wonderful way to kick off , and we'd love to have you with us. Please share and bring a friend!
📆 Thur., Sept 10 | 9:00-10:30 AM
🗺️ Saint Louis Art Museum, Education Center
☕ Coffee and light refreshments
🎟️ Free and open to the public
🎙️ Reserve your seat: https://www.stlmosaicproject.org/event-details/mosaic-stories-a-welcoming-week-conversation-with-min-jung-kim-and-charlie-brennan
What does it take to become the first woman to lead a large institution such as the Saint Louis Art Museum? Hear it firsthand from Min Jung Kim herself, Director of SLAM, in conversation with local journalist Charlie Brennan.
⏰ Sept 10, 9AM, SLAM Education Center. Coffee's on us. ☕
❗ Limited seats available, RSVP: https://www.stlmosaicproject.org/event-details/mosaic-stories-a-welcoming-week-conversation-with-min-jung-kim-and-charlie-brennan
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St. Louis, MO
63105