District Training Assembly
Social: April 5
Training: April 6th 2024 8:30 AM – 3:45 PM
200 S School St, Ukiah, CA 95482
District Training Social and General Session Films
Rotary & Toastmasters
Rotary Youth Exchange
Every Vaccine Counts
The 4-Way Test Song
The 4-Way Test
Dancing In The Movies
God Bless America
10am
DACdb (Basics): DACdb will have 3 Different Sessions: The Basics, for Officers, and Extras. District and Club Database (DACdb) is the primary electronic communication vehicle for Rotary clubs, districts and committees. Presented by Jennifer Strong
Membership: Learn to create membership success with an irresistible club; recruit, retain, and breathe life into your club. Presented by Jack Strange and Maureen Merrill.
Fundraising: Let’s ask a Pro! Need new and fresh ideas for better fundraising? Learn strategies from a professional. Presented by Rotarian Carly Robbins.
Public Speaking: Public speaking can be anything from a person or two at a social gathering or an auditorium with thousands of people. Learn proven techniques that will help you deliver. By Rotarian and Toastmaster, Mark Burchill.
International Service: Change the world and touch lives in places that are far away on the globe but close to our hearts in Rotary. Get Involved! Presented by Salvador Rico.
Public Image: From basics to specific techniques for traditional, new, and cross-promotional media. Creative ideas your club can use right now. Presented by Klark Swan
Show Me the Money – A Guide to District & Global Grants: This session is all about accessing that fuel that makes your projects fly! You’ll come away with a better understanding of both District and Global Grants and how you can use this free money to make a difference in your community and around the world!” Presented by Terry Dereniuk and Salvador Rico.
11am
DACdb (Officers): DACdb will have 3 Different Sessions: The Basics, for Officers, and Extras. District and Club Database (DACdb) is the primary electronic communication vehicle for Rotary clubs, districts and committees. Presented by Jennifer Strong
Membership: Learn to create membership success with an irresistible club; recruit, retain, and breathe life into your club. Presented by Jack Strange and Maureen Merrill.
Fundraising: Let’s ask a Pro! Need new and fresh ideas for better fundraising? Learn strategies from a professional. Presented by Rotarian Carly Robbins.
Public Speaking: Public speaking can be anything from a person or two at a social gathering or an auditorium with thousands of people. Learn proven techniques that will help you deliver. By Rotarian and Toastmaster, Mark Burchill.
International Service: Change the world and touch lives in places that are far away on the globe but close to our hearts in Rotary. Get Involved! Presented by Salvador Rico.
Public Image: From basics to specific techniques for traditional, new, and cross-promotional media. Creative ideas your club can use right now. Presented by Klark Swan
Show Me the Money – A Guide to District & Global Grants: This session is all about accessing that fuel that makes your projects fly! You’ll come away with a better understanding of both District and Global Grants and how you can use this free money to make a difference in your community and around the world!” Presented by Terry Dereniuk and Salvador Rico.
1pm
Rotary Out-of-the-Box: Let’s get unconventional to promote Rotary, explore ideas for building Rotary in your community. Presented by Tom Boylan.
Rotary Foundation Mythbusters: For new and experienced Rotarians, and in-depth discussion on all facets of our Rotary Foundation. Presented by David Mark Raymond, Len Geraldi, Bob Rogers, and Larry Lira.
DACdb (Officers): DACdb will have 3 Different Sessions: The Basics, for Officers, and Extras. District and Club Database (DACdb) is the primary electronic communication vehicle for Rotary clubs, districts and committees. Presented by Jennifer Strong
Environmental #1: What Is District 5130 doing in the Environmental Area Of Focus? Learn about exciting environmental projects, grant money, and the work of the District Environment Committee. Presented by Barbara McChesney, Emily Rainsford, Gary Hare, Norm Fujita.
Motivating Volunteers: Advance the awesomeness of your club with specific practices that motivate and inspire
service. Presented by Maureen Merrill.
Mental Health/Human Trafficking: Young people are especially vulnerable to online predators and groomers. In this session we will learn to identify mental health challenges faced by our youth, and how to combat some of the tactics that predators use to capitalize on these vulnerabilities. Most importantly, we will brainstorm on creative and engaging projects we can work on at the Rotary Club and District level to help fight human trafficking and best utilize the numerous mental health resources already identified. Presented by Kristine Redko and Raine Howe (Rotarian and Executive Director of the Polly Klaas Foundation).
Rotary Youth Exchange: The passion that comes from Youth Exchange is unmatched. Learn what it is about and what it takes to have your club participate in this life-changing adventure. Presented by Klark Swan
2pm
Rotary Out-of-the-Box: Let’s get unconventional to promote Rotary, explore ideas for building Rotary in your community. Presented by Tom Boylan.
Rotary Foundation Mythbusters: For new and experienced Rotarians, and in-depth discussion on all facets of our Rotary Foundation. Presented by David Mark Raymond, Len Geraldi, Bob Rogers, and Larry Lira.
DACdb (Extras): DACdb will have 3 Different Sessions: The Basics, for Officers, and Extras. District and Club Database (DACdb) is the primary electronic communication vehicle for Rotary clubs, districts and committees. Presented by Jennifer Strong
Environmental #2: Designing Environmental Projects for the future. Join us to brainstorm new ideas, learn about resources, and how to start an environmental committee. Presented by Barbara McChesney, Emily Rainsford, Gary Hare,
Norm Fujita.
Motivating Volunteers: Advance the awesomeness of your club with specific practices that motivate and inspire
service. Presented by Maureen Merrill.
Mental Health/Human Trafficking: Young people are especially vulnerable to online predators and groomers. In this session we will learn to identify mental health challenges faced by our youth, and how to combat some of the tactics that predators use to capitalize on these vulnerabilities. Most importantly, we will brainstorm on creative and engaging projects we can work on at the Rotary Club and District level to help fight human trafficking and best utilize the numerous mental health resources already identified. Presented by Kristine Redko and Raine Howe (Rotarian and Executive Director of the Polly Klaas Foundation).