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Earth is our precious home, to be cherished and preserved for future generations. All persons, all living beings, all in the universe are of intrinsic value. Honoring the interdependence of all fosters an embrace of diversity and variety. Cooperation and collaboration are essential to our well-being and potential. Peace is attained only through justice for all. Peace works, and the way to peace is nonviolence. Conflict is best resolved by mediation and reconciliation, not war and violence. PeaceWorks Kansas City speaks truth to power and stands up for the oppressed. We advocate justice, ...

Member since December 2021, Unbound is an international nonprofit founded by lay Catholics grounded in the Gospel call to put the needs of the marginalized and vulnerable first. We build relationships of mutual respect and support that bridge cultural, religious and economic divides. We invite all people of goodwill to join us.Working side by side with people of diverse faith traditions in 19 countries, we bring people together to challenge poverty in new and innovative ways. We inspire confidence and offer opportunity and encouragement to children and families living on the margins of ...

One Elmwood Avenue, Kansas City, KS

GlobalTies KC has served as the premier connection point and bridge between theHeartland and the world for 70 years by activating citizen diplomacy andrelationship building through exchange. Professional exchanges and localstudent programsprovide an avenue for everyone to access the cultural,professional, and financial opportunities that are present throughperson-to-person global engagement. Global Ties KC is the US Department of State implementing partner for the International Visitor Leadership Program and variety of short term youth and professional exchanges, as well as the founder and ...

30 West Pershing Road, Kansas City, MO

Member Since June 2018, Owen/Cox Dance Group was founded with the goals "...to engage as wide an audience as possible through affordable live performance, education and outreach programs.". Through their performances, Owen/Cox looks to expand the role of the arts in the lives of Kansas Citians. Owen/Cox shares the goals of the IRC to bring global awareness and understanding through the arts to the Kansas City area.

4220 Mercier, Kansas City, MO

Member Since September 2019, With the growing population of displaced peoples in the greater Kansas City area, R.I.S.E. has stepped up to the challenge of providing resources and assistance to those seeking a better life. Providing services such as workshops and classes on financial literacy, English language literacy, citizenship and vocational trades. Organized through the public library system of Kansas City, RISE serves as a vital resource for people of various statuses to empower themselves.

14 W. 10th Street, Kansas City, MO

Member Since October 2021, United States Heartland China Association (USHCA) is a 501(c)3 bipartisan organization committed to building stronger ties between USHCA Region (20 states located in the USA between the Great Lakes to the Gulf) and the People's Republic of China. Our focus is on Trust Building efforts connecting government officials; business leaders; educational and community interests with like minded institutions between the Heartland Region and the People's Republic of China.

100 N Lincoln Drive, Troy, MO

Member since September 2019, Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City works to clear the path to a child's biggest possible future by matching them with a caring, adult mentor in a one-to-one friendship. "Bigs" help "Littles" ignite, empower and defend their potential by standing with them. Last year, 100% of the Senior Littles graduated high school, 83% reported improved self esteem and 71% reported improved grades since being matched.

1709 Walnut Street, Kansas City, MO

Member Since October 2017, Through its commitment to charity and community, Children's Mercy Hospital has been a driving force to improve health conditions for those in the Greater Kansas City area. In 2012, Children's Mercy provided over 120 million dollars of uncompensated care, demonstrating their support for the city. Children's Mercy Hospital has collaborated with the International Relations Council on numerous occasions to provide programming around numerous topics, namely health issues.

2401 Gillham Road, Kansas City, MO

Member Since December 2019, Founded in 1920, The English-Speaking Union of the United States (ESU) is a non-profit, educational organization that employs the English language to foster global understanding and good will by providing educational and cultural opportunities for students, teachers and its members.The ESU strives to inspire common bonds—person-to-person, one conversation, one presentation, and one exchange at a time. The ESU carries out its work through a network of more than 60 branches in the U.S. and affiliates in the United Kingdom and 54 other countries, sponsoring a variety ...

4265 Clark Avenue, #215, Kansas City, MO

Member Since May 2021, "38 of education and advocacy with a focus on education, equity, children's human rights and non-discrimination against women, environmental sustainability, non-violence and peace building." MISSIONCultivating global citizenship in the greater Kansas City community through multicultural education.VISIONAn inclusive community of Diversity, Ecology, Equity, and Peace strengthened by education.VALUESEducation provides the sensitivity and understanding that humankind shares the same destiny regardless of nationality, race, religion, or ethnic background.People have the ...

31 W 31st Street, Kansas City, MO

Member Since December 2019, The Jewish Vocational Service was founded in 1949 to help Holocaust survivors and refugees build better lives in the United States. Today, their services extend to refugees in need of help with school or employment. They work to integrate refugees into the community, promote health and wellness, and support self-sufficiency by offering employment services. One of their most popular events in Kansas City is the Global Table benefit, to continue helping the city become a place where all people are welcomed and valued.

4600 Paseo Blvd., Kansas City, MO

Member Since March 2020, The Kansas City Area Peace Corps Association (KCAPCA), is a social and service organization for Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) and prospective Peace Corps Volunteers who live in the Greater Kansas City Area. Its mission is to provide volunteer service, promote the Peace Corps and promote international awareness in the Kansas City Area.

14005 S Raintree Dr., Olathe, KS

Member since October 2017,  Thai Cultural Center of Greater Kansas City was established to introduce an exchange of Thai information and culture awareness, and to provide general assistance to all Thais residing here or visiting.

25008 East 258th Street, Harrisonville, MO

Member Since March 2022, The United Nations Association of Greater Kansas City represents members in western Missouri and eastern Kansas. We are dedicated to educating, inspiring, and mobilizing the Greater Kansas City Area to support the principles and vital work of the United Nations, strengthening the United Nations system, promoting constructive United States leadership, and achieving the goals of the United Nations Charter.

PO Box 140421, Kansas City, MO

Member Since July 2019, Once We Were Refugees supports refugees by teaching them vocational skills in order to become self-sufficient. The organization holds classes for sewing and computer skills amongst other services. With their sewing class, refugees make quilts that are donated to Lutheran World Relief and sold in the Kansas City area, where the profit is given directly back to the person who made it. The International Relations Council is excited to continue its partnership with Once We Were Refugees.

P.O. Box 81, Lee's Summit, MO