I believe...

The U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy believes in the power of global citizens to change the world.

The citizen diplomats on this page have taken a few moments to share their beliefs with us.

What do you believe? Share your thoughts/photo/video.

Worldwide, “global education” is simply known as “education.”
What iEARN-USA Believes »

I believe that if we give of ourselves, in a volunteer capacity, we gain far more than what we give. Not only to we change the lives ...
What International Student Volunteers Believes »

Actually meeting people from other nations, cultures, races, religions, is not only the only way to really understand them ...
What Rashid Patch Believes »

Having hosted 40+ high school students from around the globe, I see clearly that student exchange positively impacts ...
What Peg TenHoopen Believes »

If we had personal contact with individuals in a country with which we have disagreements, if we saw them as they work, play, attend ...
What Catherine McNabb Believes »

Creativity holds the key to the soul. Open ended questions posed/explored through the fine arts create ...
What Belinda Blake Believes »

I believe you should make your home the center, but not the boundary of your world.
What Ann Schodde Believes »

i believe that we in 2012 can tackle down the earthquake. we can learn from our experience in 2011. since in 2011 we ...
What Gayatri ayu Bestari Believes »

Having served in 3 wars zones, Croatia, Serbia and Chechenya, I am confirmed that conflicts arise from cultural misunderstanding ...
What Chas Phillips Believes »

Service For Peace involves volunteers in ongoing community development programs throughout the world. Our programs are designed to ...
What Service For Peace Believes »

Yes, I do believe in USCCD and the strength of global citizen diplomacy.
What Mims Placke Believes »

We believe that when people reach out to other people throughout the world, we see more clearly what it means to ...
What Boulder Kisumu Sister City Committee Believes »

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