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22
Dec
2022
Schedule of Club Meetings and Events
Dec 22, 2022 9:33 AM - Jun 30, 2023

Schedule of Club Meetings and Special Events

February to June 2023

Date

Event and Venue

Explanation

2023

 

 

Feb 4

Joint  visit with RC Balwyn to restoration sites of Alma Doepel and Wattle

Joint event with RC Balwyn (includes lunch)

Feb 7

Club meeting at KLTC

 

Feb 13

Fixers meeting

By Zoom

Feb 14

No Meeting 

Second Tuesday of the month

Feb 21

Club meeting at KLTC

 

Feb 28

Club meeting by Zoom

 

Mar 7

International Women’s Day Lunch with guest speaker Jillian Graham (author of “Inner Song”, a biography of Margaret Sutherland)

Lunch meeting with IWD theme. Maximum 40 guests at Kooyong

Mar 13

Bookworms meeting

By Zoom

Mar 14

No Meeting 

Second Tuesday of the month

Mar 21

Club meeting at KLTC

 

Mar 28

Club meeting by Zoom

 

Apr 4

Club meeting at KLTC

 

Apr 10

Fixers meeting

By Zoom

Apr 11

No Meeting

Second Tuesday of the month

Apr 18

Club meeting at KLTC – Anzac theme

Guest speaker, Nick Richardson, author of The Game of Their Lives, the story about the great Aussie football game played in England during WW1.

Apr 25

No Meeting

Anzac Day Public Holiday

Apr 29

Bunnings BBQ at Hawthorn

Special fundraising activity

May 2

Club meeting at KLTC

 

May 8

Fixers meeting

By Zoom

May 9

No Meeting 

Second Tuesday of the month

May 16

Club meeting at KLTC

 

May 23

Club meeting by Zoom

 

May 27 – May 31

Rotary International Convention

 

May 29

Joint Club Hosting Dinner at Kooyong for RI Convention

Hosted by Hawthorn, Camberwell and Glenferrie for 230 guests (100 International guests, plus 130 members & spouses from the 3 clubs)

May 30

No meeting

No meeting due to Club Hosting Dinner

June 6

Board Meeting & Changeover Dinner

Replaces normal lunch meeting

June 12

Bookworms meeting

By Zoom

June 13

No Meeting

Second Tuesday of the month

June 20

Club meeting at KLTC

 

June 24

District Changeover Lunch

Essendon Fields

June 27

Club meeting by Zoom

 

 

Version 2, December 2022

 

07
Feb
2023
Rebecca Tamusuza

Behind The Badge

Feb 07, 2023

Not To Be Missed! Behind the Badge talks are always interesting!

Rebecca hails from the pearl of Africa (Uganda). She identifies as a social entrepreneur and a researcher. As a researcher, Rebecca is pursuing a doctorate research at the University of Melbourne, where she explores– what the social, political and economic dimensions of disability in Uganda's primary education reveal about the country's development and democracy. As a social entrepreneur, Rebecca has founded the Ten Billion Hearts Foundation, which focuses on transferring skills to underserved communities through building diverse partnerships.

 

M.C.  Katrina Flinn

07
Feb
2023
Rotary Hawthorn Weekly Meeting at Kooyong
Feb 07, 2023 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Members and guests are invited to the first Club meeting for the year at Kooyong on Tuesday 7 February.  The speaker will be our newest member, Rebecca Tamasuza, who will tell us her story in a ‘Member Behind the Badge’ presentation.

14
Feb
2023
No Meeting

(Second Tuesday Of The Month)

Feb 14, 2023
21
Feb
2023
Elle Giles, At Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club

Regional Partnerships, Australian Red Cross Lifeblood

Feb 21, 2023

 

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, simply known as Lifeblood, is a branch of the  Australian Red Cross responsible for the collection nd distribution of blood and biological products in Australia. Lifeblood employs around 3,700 employees across scientific, clinical and support services, processing over half a million blood donations each year.

M.C. Dorothy Gilmour

 

 

28
Feb
2023
Vocational Committee Speaker TBC

TBA

Feb 28, 2023
07
Mar
2023
Jillian Graham, International Women's Day

Inner Song A Biography of Margaret Sutherland

Mar 07, 2023

IWD

JGraham

14
Mar
2023
No Meeting

Second Tuesday Of The Month

Mar 14, 2023
21
Mar
2023
Experienced Member Behind The Badge

Mystery Person...Stay Tuned!

Mar 21, 2023

Watch this space

28
Mar
2023
TBA, By Zoom

Mar 28, 2023
04
Apr
2023
Ahmed Tohow

The African Australian Youth and Violence

Apr 04, 2023

Ahmed was awarded the Ambassador for Peace award in 2018 by the Universal Peace Federation and is a Member of Rotary Melbourne.

Ahmed Tohow is based in Australia from Somalia origin, he has completed a Master of Terrorism and Security Studies as well as Master and bachelor degree of International Development Studies from Charles Sturt, RMIT and Latrobe university respectively.

 

Ahmed is a founder and a Director of East Africa Security and Policy Forum EASPF which aims to promote the values of peace, stability and security in East Africa.

 

Ahmed Tohow is the Deputy Chair of the Board of Directors of the Global Somali Diaspora gsd.org.uk

 

Prior to his professional career, Ahmed worked for several aid agencies, UNITAF and UNISOM’s peacekeeping mission in Somalia in 1990s. He also worked with UNISOM, Red Cross, UNHCR and IOM in Africa. He specialises in peace building, countering violent extremism, conflict resolution and community development. Ahmed has more than 15 years experience in the areas of civil war, particularly on Horn of Africa.

 

 

M.C. Dorothy Gilmour

18
Apr
2023
Nick Richardson

The Game Of Their Lives

Apr 18, 2023

In 1916, two teams of Australian soldiers put on an exhibition match of football in London. Most of them were gifted athletes who had put their football on hold to enlist.

Six weeks after the match, the men were on the Western Front, some of them never to return home.

This is the story of the footballers who became soldiers, the game they played and the fate they met amid the carnage of World War I. ​

“In 1916 some of the country's finest Australian Rules footballers stepped onto the grounds of Queen's Club, in London, for an exhibition match. They were soldiers, and it was political football. Nick Richardson's engaging and extensively researched study puts the match in context, emphasising the convergence of sport and politics, and the extraordinary pressure put on elite players to enlist – to patriotically forsake the game for the greater game of war.’’   
The Age/Sydney Morning Herald. 

M.C. David Rush

25
Apr
2023
ANZAC DAY

No Meeting

Apr 25, 2023
02
May
2023
Peter Nixon

TBA

May 02, 2023

Peter is the owner and principal optometrist of Pezzimenti Nixon Optometrists.  Prior to joining Pezzimenti Nixon Optometrists in 2013, he was the Lead Optometrist of Children’s Services at the Australian College of Optometry. Peter has a strong interest in children’s vision, development and welfare.

Peter volunteers as an optometrist in Nepal with Rotary International every year, working in remote villages under the shadow of the Himalayan Mountains. He finds working with people of all ages to be a fun and enjoyable experience, with enormous satisfaction achieved when vision improvement is found. He strives for excellence and a holistic approach to optometry practice.

M.C.:  TBA

Photo: Couresy of Pezzimenti Nixon Optometrists

 

09
May
2023
No Meeting

Second Tuesday Of The Month

May 09, 2023
16
May
2023
Natalie Johnson

TBC Salvo Hawks

May 16, 2023

 

M.C. David McNamara

Photo:

 

 

23
May
2023
Natalie Johnson

TBC Salvo Hawks

May 23, 2023

 

M.C., David McNamara

 

Photo Credit: 

30
May
2023
NB: End of Rotary Convention In Melbourne

TBA

May 30, 2023
06
Jun
2023
Changeover Dinner

Note: Dinner Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club

Jun 06, 2023

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