Mayor Ralph spotlights Yangzhou youth ambassador visiting Kent
August 29, 2026 | Kent, King County, Washington
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Mayor Dana Ralph highlighted the city’s sister-city youth ambassador program and introduced Beverly, an exchange student from Yangzhou, China, who is visiting Kent for roughly two weeks.
"She's here for about 15 days," Ralph said, and she encouraged families with middle- or high-school students to check the sister-cities page on the city website for exchange opportunities. Ralph described the program as long-standing and said it allows Kent students to travel to Yangzhou and for Yangzhou students to visit Kent.
Ralph framed the exchange as part of the city’s cultural and educational outreach with a history of reciprocal visits.
"She's here for about 15 days," Ralph said, and she encouraged families with middle- or high-school students to check the sister-cities page on the city website for exchange opportunities. Ralph described the program as long-standing and said it allows Kent students to travel to Yangzhou and for Yangzhou students to visit Kent.
Ralph framed the exchange as part of the city’s cultural and educational outreach with a history of reciprocal visits.
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