At Denver Sister Cities, we believe in the power of connection, cultural exchange, and global cooperation to create a more peaceful and united world. We’re thrilled to announce that our Executive Director, Sacha Francois Heppell, will be a featured guest on the upcoming episode of Planetary Health First, Mars...
We are excited to announce that the Sister Cities International Youth Leadership Summit is returning this summer, and the application deadline has been extended to March 15, 2025. This is a unique opportunity for young leaders to engage in global diplomacy, leadership development, and cultural exchange. The summit will take...
Honoring Black History and Community Impact Last night, we had the incredible honor of attending the Black History Month Celebration hosted by Denver Human Rights & Community Partnerships, the HRCP Denver African American Commission, Commission for People with Disabilities and the Denver Mayor’s Office. The energy in the room...
Denver, CO – February 14, 2025 – The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) has announced Sacha Francois Heppell, Executive Director of Denver Sister Cities International, as one of 40 rising leaders selected for the 2025 Next Generation (Next Gen) Global Leaders Network. The year-long program brings together a diverse and bipartisan...
The 2025 Denver Sister Cities Annual Meeting & Celebration was an evening to remember, bringing together 180 attendees, including global leaders, cultural performers, and community members, all committed to strengthening international partnerships. The theme, Denver for Africa, honored 50 years with Nairobi, 30 years with Axum, and 65 years with...
On Thursday, January 23rd, Denver Sister Cities International visited Abraham Lincoln High School, introducing the Denver Young Ambassador Program to a group of 35 engaged students. The event provided an exciting opportunity for students to learn about global connections, civic leadership, and the unique relationships Denver shares with its ten...
