Recorded Sessions from 20 - 26 June 2020
Rotary International Virtual Conference
House of Friendships booth number #439
Special event | Path of Hope | Western Australia
Sunday | 21 June 2020
Swedish lawyer Lisa Olsson is Scandinavian Human Rights Lawyers’ representative in Australia.
The organisation works to promote human rights and freedoms around the world and is engaged in high profile cases concerning trafficking as well as other human rights issues.
Lisa has extensive expertise in the so-called “Human Rights Model” – a legal structure proven successful in the fight against human sex trafficking.
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Monday | 22 June 2020
Hear from the university students how their internships have lead to continued volunteering and strong cummunity engagement.
The Young volunteers will share how much their skills grew during their volunteering with Rotary.
Curtin University in Western Australia have a great internship program with Perth Rotary | Path of Hope.
Tuesday | 23 June 2020
Rotary and Nobel Peace.
Bob Hope is a long-standing member of the Rotary Club of Atlanta and founder of marketing communications firm Hope-Beckham. He is currently the volunteer CEO of the Atlanta Peace Initiative, an effort that involves the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates and Rotary International to establish recurring meetings of Nobel Peace Laureates and business and civic leaders from around the world to to discuss solving obstacles to peace, as well as creating the only research university in the world focused on peace.
Wednesday | 24 June 2020
15 years ago Karalee did but couldn’t find a book which tackled the real nitty gritty and awkward questions she really wanted to know the answer to. 15 years into her step parenting journey she’s written the book she wished she’d had.
In Step Parenting with Purpose Karalee shares her experience and some incredibly useful tips and advice in order to help others find more harmony in their step parenting journey.
Thursday | 25 June 2020
PATH OF HOPE A ROTARY DRIVEN PROJECT
Path of Hope is an approach that mobilizes the organizational capacity of Rotarians to support agencies and services that provide safety and empowerment to women and their children escaping family and domestic violence (FDV).
Friday | 26 June 2020
Healthy Relationships
Be a Champion! Take the Challenge.
WE ARE ENCOURAGING INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, COMPANIES TO TAKE PART IN THIS CHALLENGE!
Leading with hope and inspiration we have challenged ourselves and we challenge you, our Path of Hope Community and beyond, to educate yourself on ‘What is a healthy relationship?’ using the resources available on the 1800RESPECT website to discuss, practice and learn about how to foster healthy relationships.