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Rotary 5110 in Action eNews 01-12-2021
Interested in knowing more about the national and global distribution of the COVID vaccines? Are you wondering if there will be a role for Rotary? If so, you’ll want to join us for the next Rotary Now!/Leading Change event at 7.00pm on Thursday, January 21. We have scheduled an eminent panel of experts to provide you with answers to these questions, and many others.
The panelists include Dr. Dean Sidelinger, Health Officer and Chief Epidemiologist for the Oregon Health Authority, and Andres Kragelund from UNICEF USA’s Global Programs and Field Engagement team. Andres has been the point person at the organization on all things related to COVAX and ACT-A work, so will be able to bring some wide-ranging perspectives to the conversation. They will be interviewed by Rotarian Julie Manning, VP at Samaritan Health Services, who is working with OHA on vaccine distribution for Benton, Linn and Lincoln Counties. We will make sure there is plenty of time for the panel to answer your questions too!
We hope you can join us for what promises to be a fascinating and informative session. Click here for registrations and links.
This link is for our last, January 9th, 2021 Quarterly Grants Meeting:
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the District by the District Resolution Committee at least one month prior to the District Conference. To disseminate any resolutions as required, the resolution committee must receive the proposed resolutions at least 45 days prior to the District Conference so the resolution can be reviewed by the committee to ensure it complies with the Constitution and By-laws of Rotary International and District policies.
With careful consideration and significant sadness, District 5110 has made the difficult decision to cancel in-person Camp RYLA for 2021. Our current environment is simply too uncertain to allow us to plan for camp and implement our RYLA program in a safe, healthy and productive manner.
There has never been a better time to be a storyteller – there are so many ways to distribute, with just a click of a button your story can be shared with the entire planet and the world needs to hear our stories. But how do you tell an engaging story? How do you tell a story that cuts through the noise out there?
District 5020 Membership Chair and Assistant Rotary Coordinator for Zones 26 & 27 Corey Lopardi will facilitate our session this month. His goal is to grow Rotary and to strengthen districts and clubs like yours. He is married to Michelle and has an adult daughter. In high school, Corey was involved in all things communication – theater, speech, debate, journalism and music.
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