Duluth Sister Cities International

Phone (218) 727–8375
Email dsci@duluthmnsistercities.org
Website http://www.duluthmnsistercities.org/
Through both official and unofficial delegation visits, Duluth Sister Cities International has created strong bonds with five international cities across three continents. Though the purpose may vary, ranging from recreation to professional partnerships, these visits aim to connect citizens from each country in a profound way: enabling education and growth for all parties involved.

Events from this organizer

Today

  • Douglas Nord Presents “Sister Cities Diplomacy”

    UMD Alworth Hall 1023 University Drive, Duluth, M, United States

    Sponsored by the Alworth Institute. Building Bridges: Learning from Duluth’s Experiences in Pursuing Community Based Diplomacy Thursday, April 23rd, 6PM
MW Alworth Hall, 195 Community Engagement in U.S.-Russian Relations from the Cold War to Today. Dr. Doug Nord will discuss his new book that examines Duluth’s conduct of sister-city diplomacy over the past four decades, exploring how community engagement in international affairs was initiated and conducted and the lessons that can be learned from Duluth’s experience. Special attention will be paid to the linkages between Duluth and Petrozavodsk, Russia.

    Free

  • Mr. Nobody Against Putin

    Zeitgeist Center for Arts & Community 222 E Superior St, Duluth, MN, United States

    Duluth Sister Cities is sponsoring a free showing of the Oscar award-winning film, Mr. Nobody vs. Putin at Zeitgeist Theater on Wednesday, April 29 at 6:30pm. Russian teacher, Pavel "Pasha" Talankin, documents the systematic indoctrination of his students after Russia declared war with Ukraine. This powerful film explores the complexities of modern geopolitics through a deeply human lens. Following the screening, DSCI board member JP Gresh — who has served as a military attaché in both Ukraine and Russia — will lead a discussion on cultural dynamics in Russia and the long-term impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Admission is free and all are welcome.

    Free