Speaker: Elizabeth Maloba
Date: Oct 17, 2011
East Africa is often used to specifically refer to the area now comprising the countries of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda,[and, in a wider sense, also Burundi, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Rwanda, South Sudan, and Somalia (including the self-declared republic of Somaliland).
Speaker: Francoise Thiebault-Roger
Date: Oct 10, 2011
We are given a numbered bucket and a pair of secateurs (it is necessary to take very good care of these tools) and they load us into vans; we are packed so tightly in the van that we start to laugh! We cannot see where we are going because there are no windows.
Speaker: Beth Levenson
Date: Oct 03, 2011
Rotary exchange students spend a year living with host families and attending high school in another country. They learn a new way of living, a new language, and a great deal about themselves and others.
Speaker: Daniel Sturgeon and Larry Levenson
Date: Sep 26, 2011
Members Daniel Sturgeon and Larry Leveson colaborated on this weeks programs, on Peace through world fellowship.
The concept of a Rotary Center for Peace started coming to fruition thirty years ago. The Rotary Theme in 1981-82, under the Presidency of Stan McCaffrey, was “World Understanding and Peace Through Rotary.” As Rotary International Past President McCaffery said in the Rotarian in May 1982:
Speaker: Rushton Hurley
Date: Sep 19, 2011
Member Rushton Hurleyis today's presenter on Digital Media for Service and Understanding.
One way Rotary works to build goodwill and better friendships is through youth exchange. The experience of one person traveling to another place, sharing about his or her home, and returning to tell about the place visited, means many people develop an understanding of another community in personal ways. We hope to complement this effort by having young people create short videos introducing their communities.
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