Youth Leadership Events

Join Fort Worth Youth International for a special community service project on March 7. Students will be cleaning up the Seminary area, which is also home to many of our community’s refugees. Bring your friends and help us in making their neighborhood cleaner. Registration required at the link below. Register online

Join the youth group Fort Worth Youth International and students from our sister cities for a fascinating discussion about the evolution of language and meanings of slang and informal phrases. Language is such a crucial part of culture, and Fort Worth Youth International wants to learn more about cultures all over the world. Students from […]

Join us to hear from the youth board as they share holiday traditions from our sister cities and around the world! Friends from Toluca and Eswatini will also be present to share their holiday cultures and traditions. They will also share special holiday recipes from Mexico and Italy, so join us to hear from them […]

Join the youth group as we hear from our friends at Left Field Media and learn all about this fascinating genre of animated film. Left Field Media is a marketing company who is bringing the convention Anime Frontier to Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Sister Cities International has an impressive group of alumni who participated in our programs as middle and high school students. Come and learn from a panel of accomplished professionals who had a Fort Worth Sister Cities experience and are now in successful careers and are contributing to their communities. Panelists are: Ana Alba, […]

You’re invited to the Fort Worth Youth International Coffeehouse! To kick off the year, the youth board invites you to sample international coffee and tea alongside various international treats.

Since 1985, Fort Worth Sister Cities International has provided international youth trips and exchanges to help students develop deeper cross-cultural mindsets. Apply today!

Join the Fort Worth Youth International Book Club on Jan. 9 for a discussion on “The Strange Library” by internationally acclaimed author Haruki Murakami.

Join us as we learn about how our sister cities and other cultures celebrate the New Year (and other significant holidays).

Join this dynamic summer leadership program specifically designed for middle school students completing grades 6-8. The Jr. International Leadership Academy (JILA) students will meet and interact with other Fort Worth middle school students as well as university students from our sister cities while studying
international cultures in a creative, fun, and educational environment.