PROGRAMS AND EVENTS


OCA STL Town Hall - Impacts of Immigration Policy

Overview


Join a free panel discussion with experts as they discuss changes in immigration policies and the implications for St. Louis!


OCA STL Town Hall - Impacts of Immigration Policy


Join us in person for an engaging session diving into how immigration policy shapes our community. Panelists include Katerina Barquet (Barquet Stege Immigration Law), German Gonzalez (Gonzalez Herrera Law Firm), Caitlin M. O’Connor (International Institute of St. Louis), and Sara Ruiz (Ashrei Foundation). This is your chance to voice opinions, ask questions, and connect with others who care about these important issues. Don't miss out on this open and informal discussion—your voice matters! Refreshments will be provided.

AANHPI Women's Summit

Join OCA St. Louis for the 2026 AANHPI Women's Summit!

Centered on the theme Past, Present, Future, this gathering at Webster University will will include inspiring keynote speakers and thought-provoking panel discussions featuring a variety of AANHPI women from different fields. Come ready to learn, reflect, connect, and act in support of empowering AANHPI women!


We will be hearing from the following speakers and panelists:

  • Cindy Ji, Director of Community Engagement at Asian Americans Advancing Justice
  • Thu Nguyen, Executive Director of OCA National
  • Min Jung Kim, Executive Director of Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Kiku Obata, Entrepreneur and Founder of Kiku Obata & Company
  • Emily Weber, Representative for District 24 in the Missouri House of Representatives
  • Shalene Gupta, Author and Staff Editor at Fast Company

Parking Information

Visitor parking is available in Lot H next to the University Center. Additional parking is available in the Garden Park Plaza Garage (#9 on the campus map), located at 568 Garden Avenue.

If you do not receive the communication, please contact us at info@ocastlouis.org as we have been having technical issues from our event communication platform.

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