Sister City Affiliation Committee
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Young Artists and Authors Showcase
Showcases student art, photography, poetry, literature, and music from member cities worldwide, based on a chosen theme.

J-1 High School Homestay
Offers member cities the chance to host high school students from their sister cities for a semester or year-long exchange program.

Youth Leadership Summit
Engages young leaders (ages 14-18) in international affairs through simulations and service projects at the annual conference.

About
Sister City Affiliation Committee

Founded in
1964
EIN
956134130
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(4)
Category/Type
Education
Address
705 W AVENIDA DE LA MERCED MONTEBELLO, California 90640-2628 United States
Website
www.montebelloca.gov
Phone
(323)-887-1200
Email address
About
The Sister City Affiliation Committee of Montebello fosters a connection with Ashiya, Japan, through a student exchange program established in 1964. The program promotes cultural understanding by enabling students to live with host families and experience each other's cultures firsthand.
Mission
The Association raises funds to help defray the cost of sending Montebello students to Japan.

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