Hundreds of community members were recently surveyed about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. What did we learn? We look forward to being together for our March community meeting, where Hicks-Carter-Hicks will present findings from their recent study in Webster Groves.

We will learn about recommendations for the continued pursuit of an inclusive City Hall, both for city staff and the full Webster Groves community. Afterwards, we will have an opportunity to discuss among ourselves the implications of the study for the April 5 election, for city leaders, and for the work of the Alliance. Join us!

Join us Thursday, February 17, from 7-8 pm to explore how Douglass School gave North Webster a leading role in the St. Louis African American community, cultivating rich connections across the metro region through kinship, employment, education -- and MUSIC! Register for Zoom link at https://bit.ly/AIDfeb2022

Save the Date.

More info to follow soon.

Our program for Thursday, September 16 has changed.

Our guest speaker will not be able to join us for medical reasons. Please keep this St. Louis champion in your thoughts!

A Special Two-part Meeting

• Get to know the Shrewsbury Anti-Racism Collective.

• Learn more about the Webster Groves August ballot initiative, Proposition 1.

Madison will discuss how the efforts of any business community to be inclusive can either succeed or backfire based on whether there is a nuanced awareness of the diverse mindsets and experiences of minority business owners.

We’ll be meeting via Zoom to hear from Dr. Williamson & Dr. Simpson of the Webster Groves School District.