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On August 28, 2024, staff members of Global Ties Arkansas had the opportunity to attend a luncheon at Little Rock's renowned Capital Hotel, hosted by the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition. The event focused on an interactive discussion exploring how global challenges and opportunities directly impact Arkansas, from international stability to local prosperity.

Rush Deacon, a Global Ties Arkansas board member, had the honor of introducing Congressman French Hill, who was a key member of the discussion panel. Congressman Hill and other panelists shared insights into how America's global leadership benefits Arkansas, emphasizing the role international engagement plays in fostering economic growth and security for the state.



To see more of this impactful conversation, you can watch the full video here, courtesy of Congressman French Hill’s website.





Updated: Feb 14, 2025

Please help us welcome our new intern, Sara Wambura.


Sara Wambura, hailing from Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, holds a degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the Centre for Foreign Relations. Currently, she is

collaborating with Teach For America (TFA) – Greater Delta to conduct research titled; Determining the best use for a community building in Helena-West Helena, as part

of her requirements for obtaining her master’s degree from the Clinton School of Public Service. Previously, she served as a business development manager at Kifaru Group

and worked as a researcher for the National Council of Non-Governmental Organizations (NaCoNGO). Sarah's public service interests encompass public health, international relations, community sustainable economic development, and education. She dedicates her time as a volunteer at the William J. Clinton Library and Museum and engaging in community service activities. Sarah is characterized by her adventurous and explorative spirit, finding joy in traveling, fostering new friendships, and immersing herself in different cultures.



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