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.

Come and join the Fort Worth Youth International group to enjoy the cuisine representing our nine sister cities and learn about all the youth programs and exchanges you can participate in for the upcoming year. Register to attend.

Fort Worth Sister Cities International has an incredible opportunity for high school students (grades 9-12) to participate in a State Department sponsored program called the Experiment Digital. This program is scheduled for six weeks for this summer and is free of charge and 100 percent digital.

Join this dynamic summer leadership program bringing Fort Worth students together with high school students from around the world.

You’re invited to Fort Worth Youth International's Global Extravaganza! To kick off the year, the youth board invites you to enjoy cultural presentations on our nine sister cities. Even more, you will learn about all the ways you can be involved with sister cities throughout the school year through Youth Ambassador exchanges, hosting, community service […]

Join Fort Worth Youth International for a virtual summit with our sister city Bandung, Indonesia on the theme of bullying prevention and how to be kind and inclusive to everyone. Students will share challenges, solutions and ideas for us to all work and grow together peacefully.

Through the Young Artists and Authors Showcase students ages 13-18 have an opportunity to submit their art in six categories and receive cash prizes, as well as international recognition. Fort Worth Sister Cities International is holding the local Young Artists and Authors Showcase to choose student pieces to be submitted to the worldwide competition.

What does Francisco de Goya mean to a Spanish-language student? How does a French-language student see a painting by Claude Monet? In conjunction with the Kimbell Art Museum and Fort Worth ISD, experience this special event connecting language, art, and culture featuring presentations from high school students about artworks related to their world language studies.

We are electing officers for the Fort Worth Youth International board and we want enthusiastic people like you to run for office.