Tulsa's International Visitor Programs

International Visitor Leadership Program
What's Happening Now

2009 International Visitors
To volunteer contact Bob Lieser.

Mar 11-14
"NGO management" - China (4 visitors)
Cultural heritage preservation / economic opportunities for underprivileged groups

Seeking home hospitality on Mar 12 or 13
Mar 14-18
"Women and Justice " - various countries (6-7 visitors)
Native American law / visit to a law school / meeting with a bar association
. Seeking home hospitality on Mar 15, 16 or 17
March 25-31
One visitor from Bulgaria, interested in Energy
Mar - 25-Apr 3
Annual
Utsunomiya Student Exchange
Apr 1-11
Celle
, Germany Junge Chor visit
s Tulsa
Host Families needed
Apr 8-11
“Jury System in the U.S.” - China (8 visitors)
Apr 29-May 3
"Responsible Management of Natural Energy Resources" - Uganda
(5 visitors)
Apr 11-May 2
Thoreau Academy hosts students from Amiens

April 12 -15
One Visitor from Chile
Transparency and accountability / Public defense issues
Apr 15-May
Eisenhower hosts students from Amiens

April 19-22
“Ethnic and Religious Diversity in the U.S.” - Thailand
Native American culture, customs / religion / Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Apr 22-May 13
Community Connections - Ukraine
(10 visitors)
3-week home stay and professional programming focussed on "Public Monitoring of Government Assistance Programs"
Seeking host families

Future Visitors

May
"Religious Freedom and Interfaith Dialogue" - Africa Regional Project (7 visitors)
May 2-23
Eisenhower travels to Amiens
May 22- Jun 1
Thoreau Academy travels to Amiens
Jun
TU Law class travels to Amiens.
Jul
Kaohsiung, Tawain hostsWorld Games

Past Visitors
Jan15-22
U.S Embassy in Brazil Youth Ambassador Program
Jan 21
Tulsa hosts Utsunomiya City Councilors.
Jan 29-Feb 5
Turkey Youth Ambassador Program
Jan 25-28
"Citizen Participation in a Democratic Society

Feb 8-11
"Radio Broadcasting" - Kyrgyzstan
Feb 10-14
"Human Rights" - China

Community Connections
Youth Leadership Programs
Open World
Adult Exchange Programs
Sister Cities Exchanges

Be A Citizen Diplomat
Meet people from around the globe by volunteering with our many international visitor programs. Opportunities include airport greeter,
driver,
home hospitality,
overnight homestay,
professional appointment,
volunteer programer officer
.

To volunteer, contact Bob LIeser and tell him your interests.

 
 


International Visitor Leadership Program
Leaders and prominent citizens from virtually every nation participate in the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), sponsored by the US Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA). TGA is one of 95 Councils for International Visitors across the country. Future leaders and prominent citizens from around the world participate in this program and visit U.S. cities to meet with various business professionals and participate in cultural activities and home hospitality. Learn more.
Community Connections
As part of the United States' effort to assist the former USSR with its transition to a free market economy, the United States Department of State launched the Business for Russia (BFR) project in late 1993. The Community Connections Program is an outgrowth of BFR and includes other countries which were part of the former USSR. Through the Community Connections project, professionals from the former Soviet Union learn about Western business and professional practices and apply this new information to build stronger economies. Learn more.
Open World
The Open World Russian Leadership Program brings to Tulsa emerging Russian leaders to experience U.S. democracy and free enterprise in action in the United States.Learn more.

Adult Exchange Programs
Tulsa Global Alliance offers adults the chance to broaden their knowledge of world cultures through various programs aimed to educate and inspire a world of mutual understanding. Adult exchange programs include teacher fellowship grants, which assist K-12 educators in broadening their global education experience in order to enhance their classroom lesson plans, and Sister City internships, which offer professionals internship opportunities in Tulsa's Sister Cities. The program also brings professionals from our Sister Cities to Tulsa. Learn more.

Sister Cities Programs
Tulsa participates in the Sister Cities International Program, which aims to promote peace through mutual respect, understanding, & cooperation - one individual, one community at a time. Tulsa currently has eight Sister Cities around the world. Each partnership plans cultural, educational and economic exchanges to allow citizens from each community the opportunity to learn more about their world neighbors.Learn more.
For more TGA activities, visit the TGA Visitors Calendar. If you have an event you would like posted on our Sister Cities page or Event Calendar, send event information to info@tulsaglobalalliance.org.

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Tulsa Sister Cities: San Luis Potosi, Mexico / Kaohsiung, Taiwan / Beihai, China / Tiberias, Isreal /
Utsunomiya, Japan / Zelenograd, Russia / Celle, Germany / Amiens, France



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