Last week, our Executive Director, Jason Baker, and several Board officers attended an event at the St. Louis Community Foundation celebrating the completion of the Network for Strong Communities (NSC) Capacity Building Scholarship program. The program, funded by the...
We are excited to announce that we will be working with the St. Louis Regional Census Fund to support the foreign-born community as they complete the 2020 Census. The St. Louis Regional Census Fund was created by a group of local funders, many of whom we currently...
Bilingual International Assistant Services is excited to announce two new regional partnerships to further expand our Naturalization Services for Elderly Legal Immigrants and Elderly Refugees program in Southern Missouri. Legal Services of Southern Missouri (LSSM)...
On Saturday, November 2nd, at the Webster Groves Masonic Temple, Bilingual International hosted our Third Annual Trivia Night. Our Executive Director, Jason Baker, Marketing Coordinator VISTA, Leah Star, and Board of Directors worked together to plan this sold-out...
Please join us for our Third Annual Trivia Night and Auction benefiting Bilingual International Assistant Services, on Saturday November 3rd, 2019. The event will be held at the Webster Groves Masonic Temple (12 E Lockwood Ave) in Webster Groves. Trivia will be...
Bilingual International was proud to welcome frontline refugee service professionals from Egypt through the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) facilitated by the World Affairs Council of St. Louis on September 23, 2019. The visitors represented a range...
We are very excited to announce that our partnership with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DH1930A0001) has been approved for an additional three years! With this funding, we will continue our innovative Naturalization Services for Elderly...
Pain and strength could be heard in her voice as Marie-Christine Williams shared how 25 years ago, at the age of 14, she witnessed the massacre of her neighbors while hiding in the bush, and continued to live in fear for the 100 days that followed. “Genocide didn’t...