
Youth in Global Action: Announcing the 2024 Heartland Pop-Up Event Chair
Bela Sullivan is an incoming Junior at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, pursuing a Joint
Global Ties KC connects international emerging leaders in a variety of fields with their Midwest counterparts for the purpose of forging lasting relationships that may one day become a powerful tool for addressing some of our biggest global challenges. While in Kansas and Missouri, we provide international visitors with opportunities to cultivate deeper connections and meaningful cross-cultural exchange.
Discover ways to get involved with international communities and opportunities to welcome the world to the Heartland.
Global Ties KC connects international emerging leaders in a variety of fields with their Midwest counterparts for the purpose of forging lasting relationships that may one day become a powerful tool for addressing some of our biggest global challenges. While in Kansas and Missouri, we provide international visitors with opportunities to cultivate deeper connections and meaningful cross-cultural exchange.
Discover ways to get involved with international communities and opportunities to welcome the world to the Heartland.

Bela Sullivan is an incoming Junior at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, pursuing a Joint

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