Fort Worth Sister Cities - Young Professionals

Check out all of the ways Fort Worth Sister Cities International is celebrating its 25th Anniversary!

FW Sister Cities celebrates milestone - Fort Worth Business Press Fort Worth Sister Cities International continues a year-long celebration of its 25th anniversary in big ways.
The award-winning nonprofit organization, an initiative of the city of Fort Worth, rolled out a new logo, relocated to a historic Downtown building and presented its...

Join Fort Worth Sister Cities International TOMORROW at 10am at City Hall as the Fort Worth City Council officially proclaims this Saturday, June 26 as SISTER CITIES DAY IN FORT WORTH

Calling all FWSCI Young Professionals: Don't miss our next planning meeting on Tuesday, June 29 at 6pm at Hui Chuan Sushi.

A big THANK YOU to everyone who came out to last week's International Business Protocol Workshop! It was one of the many great opportunities for Young Professionals at Fort Worth Sister Cities.

Check out the exciting new exchanges we have coming up this year! Join us as we explore and celebrate with our Sister Cities in Toluca, Mexico and Trier, Germany.

wishes GOOD LUCK to our Fort Worth delegation as they head to Washington DC for a Diplomatic Mission to meet with Congressional leaders, attend State Department briefings, and learning about what Washington is doing to support citizen diplomacy efforts. We would like to wish a special good luck to two of our Young Professionals participating in the DC Mission: Brenda Espinoza and Anthony Burks.

Young Professional Meeting tonight at 6pm at Railhead BBQ (2900 Montgomery Street). All Young Professionals (23-39 y/o) welcome! Join us as we finish planning for our International Protocol Workshop, taking place on May 18, and talk about our upcoming programs.

For the 2010 Youth Leadership Conference, Sister Cities International welcomes high school students from around the world who are dedicated to creating cross-cultural connections and want to learn more about becoming active leaders in their community. We also have a track for Young Professionals.

This year, youth conference delegates will take part in a week-long series of small group discussions, role plays, and activities focusing on cultural identity, multiculturalism, and community activism. Students will also have the chance to interact with leaders within the multicultural Albuquerque community and explore the historical and cultural elements of the city. Visit the Conference Website for more information regarding registration and the schedule of activities. Hope to see you in New Mexico this July!

url - http://www.sister-cities.org/conference/albuquerque2010/ylc.cfm

SCI Annual Conference 2010: Youth Leadership Conference The annual Youth Leadership Conference welcomes high school students, ages 15 to 19, from around the world that is dedicated to creating cross-cultural connections and wants to learn more about becoming active leaders in their community. ...

Join us for a Diplomatic Mission to Washington, DC. Be heard by your elected leaders, and learn about the steps being taken in Washington to advance peace and increase citizen diplomacy efforts. Click the link below for more information and to register:

http://www.fwsistercities.org/?q=node/118

Diplomatic Mission to Washington, DC | Fort Worth Sister Cities Only 50 spots are available. Your check or credit card reserves your place and must be received by March 15th.Transportation to DC and hotel accommodations to be arranged by delegates.

Cowtown Marathon 2010: Raising money for the Yamagata Emerging Leader Scholarship. Check out TEAM SISTER CITIES!

Mark your calendars: Next Young Professional Meeting will take place next Tuesday, March 9 at 6pm at Times Ten Cellars, located 1100 Foch St. All Young Professionals are welcome to attend!

Check out our brand new website and get involved today!

www.fwsistercities.org

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