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The Sonoma County International Resource
Guide is a listing of non-profit organizations in Sonoma County seeking
to enhance and promote greater international awareness and participation
throughout the community.
Alliance Française de Santa Rosa To promote the French language and culture around the world. Non-profit organization. Library, movies, cultural and gastronomical events with a french twist! French language classes, picnics, monthly luncheons…
Armenians of the North Bay (ANB) ANB provides support, education, and cultural events for people of Armenian descent regardless of religious, cultural, or political affiliations.
The Cultural Care AuPair program is a unique combination of child care and cultural exchange. Parents enjoy flexible, live-in child care. Children benefit from a one-to-one relationship with a nurturing companion, and the whole family gets to learn about another country's customs and traditions for a year.
To promote the Danish heritage and culture by offering fellowship, information, social activities, and community service. We are open to anyone interested in joining us.
Friends of Kagoshima Association FKA and counterpart, Friends of Santa Rosa Association, formed 1983 to renew link established by Kanaye Nagasawa, Japanese Samurai of Kagoshima and Fountaingrove. Assists Sunrise Rotary Club with annual Santa Rosa-Kagoshima Student Exchange, which is open to Sonoma County students. Speaker available for groups.
Japanese-American Citizens League, Sonoma County Chapter The Sonoma County Chapter of the National Japanese-American Citizens League (JACL) advocates for legislation and issues concerning Asian Americans and other minorities, educates the public about the Japanese-American internment, and promotes Japanese-American culture.
North Bay Italian Cultural Foundation The North Bay Italian Cultural Foundation is the coming together of people of all ancestries who are interested in sharing and enjoying things Italian and Italian-American customs.
Redwood Empire Chinese Association This nonprofit organization provides a cultural heritage base, community interaction, and assistance for immigrants and others who need translation services, classes in Mandarin, Cantonese, and English, dancing, singing, and social opportunities for youth and adults, plus networking with other organizations, services, and governmental agencies.
Rohnert Park Sister Cities Committee Promotes cultural diversity and exchanges information with Sister City Hashimoto in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, which was formed in 1984 in Rohnert Park.
Santa Rosa Hosts is a group of volunteers working with the International Diplomacy Council of San Francisco to provide home hospitality for foreign visitors of the U.S. State Dept., thus improving worldwide understanding and communication.
The college offers students (18 years and older) the opportunity to study in England, France, Italy, Spain, China, Mexico, and Costa Rica for periods of 6 to 12 weeks. The courses are taught in English by community college faculty. Work in Britain and Australia (wine industry) are also offered as part of the Work Experience Program. More than 100 foreign students attend SRJC each semester.
Sonoma Sister Cities Association We promote global understanding and peace by sponsoring cultural exchanges between the people of our community and our three "sister cities" Greve, Italy; Patzcuaro, Mexico; and Kaniv, Ukraine.
The mission of Sons of Norway is to promote, preserve, and cherish a lasting appreciation of the heritage and culture of Norway and other Nordic countries while growing soundly as a fraternal benefit society and offering maximum benefits to its members.
Swiss-California Foundation (SCF) The Swiss-California Foundation prepares Swiss graduates for future leadership roles in economic and governmental relations between Switzerland and the United States.
The Scandinavian board includes representatives from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. We welcome anyone with an interest in Scandinavian culture and history, for fellowship and social activities. Monthly events. Newsletter.
Preserve, promote, and celebrate Swedish and Scandinavian heritage and culture.
To be included in the Sonoma County International Resource Guide, please print and complete the response form below and return it via fax to (707) 565-7231 or by postal mail to:
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