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P.O. Box 122842
San Diego CA 92112-2842

info@sdyscs.org

+1 760 444 4164

WHO WE ARE

WHO WE ARE

The San Diego-Yokohama Sister City Society was established in 1957 as one of the first Sister Cities on the west coast. The Society has sponsored…
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WHAT WE DO

WHAT WE DO

To foster and increase the enrichment of cultural and educational ideas and to link business development between the citizens of San Diego and …
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HOW TO HELP

HOW TO HELP

Help promote world peace and diplomacy! Meet delegations and cultures from around the world. Join the San Diego Yokohama Sister!
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SAN DIEGO SISTER CITIES
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Yokohama

Japan

Cavite

Philippines

León

Mexico

Tema

Ghana

Edinburgh

Scotland

Jeonju

S.Korea

Taichung

Taiwan

Yantai

China

Perth

Australia

Tijuana

Mexico

Campinas

Brazil

Jalalabad

Afghanistan

PEACE AND HEALING THROUGH ART

Join us for a meaningful conversation with Nami Kozu-Satow ‘84 and Dean Darren Kew about the importance of peace, healing, and art.

Nami is an accomplished artist and former TV news anchor. She is the daughter of artist Yoshiko Nagara-Kozu, a Hiroshima bombing survivor. As such, Nami feels compelled to advocate for peace in the world, by sharing her mother’s story and message through art.

Darren Kew is Dean of the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies, where he is also a professor. He studies the relationship between conflict resolution methods – particularly interfaith and inter-ethnic peacebuilding.

The event is free to attend and open to the USD community and the public. It is co-hosted by the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace and the USD Alumni
Association.

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