Global Citizen Diplomacy of 21st Century — one individual, one city at a time
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What we want to achieve in 2011?
New w Haven Sister Cities (NHSC) will be celebrating it's 30th anniversary of incorporation in July. We have ambitious goals of bringing New Haven closer to it's seven sister cities. New Haven is an international city with a lot to offer - the main goal should be to find ways to revive again the international youth exchange programs that declined in the years following 9/11. There is a lot to do for all individuals and organizations that would like to collaborate. NHSC is open for new contacts - First step : Like us on Facebook - it's just one click, than partner with us by signing up here... You will get your Own Web Page where you can post your ideas on how to strengthen the old ties New Haven has to it's Sister Cities and how to build new ones.
What the Sister Cities are all about?
People from around the World are explaining that - great introduction for those unfamiliar with the idea.
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I am excited that New Haven Sister Cities’ first happy hour will be held July 14, in honor of Bastille Day, France’s national holiday, at Union League Café, 1032 Chapel Street in New Haven. Light hors d’oeuvres will be provided. This will be a fun opportunity to…
ContinuePosted by Shaundolyn Slaughter on July 14, 2011 at 10:34am
World Refugee Day is an international day of awareness designated by the United Nations… Continue Posted by Voytec - NHSC Admin on June 21, 2011 at 11:20am
Posted by Shaundolyn Slaughter on June 10, 2011 at 10:48am
Fifteen people representing the City of New Haven have arrived in Hue for the start of the 2011 Traditional Handcrafts Festival and meetings with City of Hue officials. Barbara Lamb, president of NH Sister Cities, Chair of the Hue-NH Committee and Director of the Dept of Cultural Affairs for the City of New Haven is being accompanied by Kelly Murphy, New Haven's Economic Development Administrator and 13 other individuals with ties to New Haven and interest in the relationship with…
ContinuePosted by Barbara Lamb on May 1, 2011 at 6:48pm
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