PROMOTING COOPERATION AND UNDERSTANDING THROUGH CITIZEN DIPLOMACY
The SDPSCS was founded in 1986 by a group of volunteers seeking to improve the people-to-people connections between Perth, Australia and San Diego, California.
Through sister city programs, grassroots citizen groups and local governments work together to promote international understanding and goodwill through person to person contacts. Out of the exchange of ideas and shared experiences, true friendships develop.
The Board of Directors meets in the San Diego area approximately once a month to plan the various activities of the Society. Please explore our site to learn more about what we do.
WHO WE ARE
Connect globally. Thrive locally.
LATEST NEWS
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Kumeyaay Cultural Night
Please join us on the evening of August 20th, from 5pm to 8pm, at the Sycuan Cultural Center for an evening to hear and share about the Kumeyaay customs and traditions, which have been passed down through the generations and those that are maintained to the present day.
San Diego 2019 ANZAC Day Commemorative Service
Each year on the 25th April, Australians and New Zealanders commemorate ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Day to recognize the sacrifices that Australian and New Zealand servicemen and servicewomen have made not only in defending their country, but in upholding their nations’ longstanding commitment to peace and security.
Expand your world and join us today!
Whether you’re a business or individual, youth or adult, teacher or student, with the San Diego-Perth Sister City Society you have an unprecedented personal reach into global affairs and the opportunity to touch the lives of people around the world.
As a volunteer, you’ll play an important and pivotal role in helping us to organize crucial activities and events that encourage international cultural understanding and help maintain the bonds between our two cities.