Resources
Culture Links
Your link to multicultural St. Louis!
The International Institute's Directory of Ethnic and International Resources in Metro St. Louis. Features cultural organizations, religious institutions, publications, artists and more! To order your copy, simply complete the following order form and mail it in with your payment or you can pick up a copy at the International Institute between 8 am - 5 pm, M - F.
Useful for: teachers, event planners, librarians, and you!
Single issue: $20.00 per issue
Shipping Fee: $2.50
Multiple copy discounts available.
Annual Reports
Annual Report 2010
Annual Reports 1979-2009
HEC-TV shows
Stories of Immigrations - January 14, 2010 - 10 am In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here. (57:25)
Stories of Immigrations - January 14, 2010 - 1 pm In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here. (58:34)
Stories of Immigrations - January 21, 2010 In this program, you will have the opportunity to hear first person histories of what it means to be an immigrant to America. Meet recent immigrants to St. Louis who have come from Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Also meet representatives from The International Institute, a St. Louis organization helping immigrants with their transition to their new life here.(57:23)
Stories of Immigrations - October 28, 10 am - Learn what it means to be an immigrant to America. Recent and long term immigrants share their stories, telling us why they left their homelands, and how they've made America their home. (55:56)
Stories of Immigrations - October 28, 1 pm - Learn what it means to be an immigrant to America. Recent and long term immigrants share their stories, telling us why they left their homelands, and how they've made America their home. (57:33)
Stories of Immigrations - November 30, 10 am - Learn what it means to be an immigrant to America. Recent and long term immigrants share their stories, telling us why they left their homelands, and how they've made America their home. (56:38)
Stories of Immigrations - November 30, 1 pm - Learn what it means to be an immigrant to America. Recent and long term immigrants share their stories, telling us why they left their homelands, and how they've made America their home. (58:47)
Other International Institute Historical Reports
2001
In Good Company April 2001- An International Institute Newsletter for employers of new Americans.Spectrum Summer 2001
In Good Company September 2001- An International Institute Newsletter for employers of new Americans.
Spectrum Fall 2001
2000
In Good Company May 2000 - An International Institute Newsletter for employers of new Americans.Spectrum Summer 2000
In Good Company July 2000- An International Institute Newsletter for employers of new Americans.
Spectrum Fall 2000
In Good Company December 2000- An International Institute Newsletter for employers of new Americans.
1999
Spectrum Spring/Summer 19991998
Spectrum Spring 1998Spectrum Fall 1998
1997
Spectrum Summer/Fall 1997Spectrum Winter 1997
1987
Crossroads International March 19871984
J.F. Hornback Ethical Humanist of the Year Award 19841983
Crossroads International December 19831982
Crossroads International September 1982Crossroads International December1982
1981
Crossroads International Winter 1981/1982Other Resources
Foreign Festival Customs & Dishes - by Marian Schibsby & Hanny Cohrsen (1974)
Christmas in America - A history of Old World Christmas and some New Years customs, foreign Easter customs, Thanksgiving in many lands, foreign Christmas dishes, and other foreign holiday dishes. (76 pages)
The International Institute Movement and Ethnic Pluralism - by Raymond A. Mohl (Reprinted from Social Science, 56:1 (Winter, 1981))
"The traditional American response to immigrants has emphasized Americanization or assimilation. The doctrine of cultural pluralism made few converts unitl quite recently. The International Institutes, a unique group of 55 immigrant social service agencies in American industrial cities, were among the early advocates of cultural pluralism. Unlike most agencies working with immigrants, the International Institutes accepted ethnic diversity and encouraged maintenance of immigrant languages, traditions, and folk cultures." (9 pages)
