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    • SAFEGUARDING ALL FROM EXPLOITATION: ONE-PAGE DOCUMENTS FOR TOURISM INDUSTRY
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      • SAFE Commercial Sexual Exploitation-Warning Signs (Spanish)
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Speakers
 
October 3 - Bill Musgrave, Rotary Public Image & Membership Strategist
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Bill Musgrave is a retired communications consultant with a background in journalism, public relations, marketing, government relations and other communications disciplines. His career includes:
  • Prize winning work as a newspaper reporter in Nebraska and Missouri,
  • Congressional Press Secretary and Chief of Staff on Capitol Hill,
  • Vice President of Corporate Relations for a major telecommunications company,
  • Executive positions with several advertising and public relations agencies,
  • Director of publicity and communications for a Greater Kansas City tax initiative to restore our historic Union Station,
  • Principal of his own communications consultancy from 2000 until retirement in 2020. 
Bill and his wife Kathy, co-founded a children's ministry in Uganda in 2014 where former street children are now receiving an education and successfully moving into meaningful careers. Bill joined Rotary in 2015, is a Paul Harris Fellow, and is proud to be assisting District 5710 in developing a Public Image and Membership Strategy to attract and retain members.
 
October 17 -  DG Jenalea Randall​, 5710 District Governor
 

Jenalea (Jen-ah-lee) Randall (Ran-dell), District Governor 2023-24, has been a Rotarian since 2009 when she joined the Rotary Club of Topeka South. She has served in various roles including as Club President, Membership Chair, Club Service Chair, and Club Administration Chair, 2014-2015. At the district level, Jenalea served as the District Membership Chair from 2020 to 2022.
 
Jenalea graduated from Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri with a degree in public relations and Baker University with a master’s degree in business and marketing. Her career has focused on engaging communities, partners and other stakeholders through strategic, meaningful communications. She has worked in the non-profit sector, for state and federal governments, and corporate organizations. Currently she is the deputy director of communications for the Kansas Department for Children and Families.
 
In addition to her work, Jenalea is the past chair of the American Red Cross board of directors, past chair of the Greater Topeka Partnership’s Military Relations Council, past chair of the American Cancer Society’s Couture for Cancer, and has served in various leadership positions with other professional and community groups.
 
Jenalea has lived in Topeka for more than 22 years and grew up in Hartford, Kansas, located in Lyon county. She was married in 2007 to Tony Randall, who passed away in 2014 from brain cancer. Since his passing, Jenalea has engaged in cancer awareness and treatment fundraising and military activities that promote the well-being of service members and their families to honor Tony’s memory and service in the United States Army.
 

 

 

Rotary Club meeting: September 19, 2023, Tuesday 12:00 noon 

We are pleased to welcome Debbie Kennedy, CEO of the Wichita Children's Home as our September 19 speaker.  
 
Debbie Kennedy, MSN APRN-CNS, is CEO of the Wichita Children’s Home, which provides crisis care, foster care, counseling, street outreach, transitional living and other services to ensure that children and youth experiencing abuse, neglect, exploitation, loss and/or homelessness have the opportunity to heal and become self-actualized. She has 38 years of experience in health care, academia and non-profit leadership. She earned her Master’s Degree in Nursing from Wichita State University, where she spent many years teaching as a nurse educator and working as the CEO of the Wichita State Alumni Association. In 2014 she was named by the Wichita Business Journal as a Women in Business Honoree and in 2019 as a Woman Who Leads in Philanthropy. In 2016 Debbiereceived the Whitney M. Young Leadership Award from the Urban League of Kansas. TheVIP Wichita Magazine named her the “Everything Woman” in 2017 and in 2019 she was honored with the A.R.I.S.E. Sankofa Award (Keeping Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream Alive). Under her leadership, the Wichita Children’s Home has built and moved into a new 13.6-acre campus, added Gerard House (for pregnant and parenting teens), Garver House (for human trafficked minor victims), Kidzcope (children’s bereavement program) and CrossRoads, an emergency shelter for young adults 18-24 experiencing homelessness - expanding therapeutic services to children and youth. She is married to Mike Kennedy, the “Voice of the Shockers,” and they have 4 children and 9 grandchildren.
 

For information on how to attend this meeting or join the Rotary Club of Community Action Against Human Trafficking please email President Sharon Sullivan at sharon.sullivan@washburn.edu. 

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Intersection to Care Meetings
Posted by PLM
Intersection to Care (ITC) Rotary Global Grant mission is to provide community reintegration services for vulnerable women leaving incarceration to prevent victimization into trafficking and sexual exploitation.
The ITC Committee meets monthly at 12:00 Noon on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Key Staffing Conference room, 5840 SW Huntoon, Topeka. Committee membership is open to anyone interested in providing assistance to women leaving incarceration. Please contact Patti Mellard at 785-640-9999, patti@keystaffing.com for more information or if you would like to attend the meeting via Zoom.
 
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Volunteer Mentors needed for Intersection to Care Project
We are looking for persons willing to commit to help us serve women leaving incarceration. You will:
  • Build a connection with a participant
  • Assist in goal setting
  • Connect participant to community resources
  • Guide participants through the program and reintegration
  • Provide ongoing emotional support
 
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Community Action Kit to End & Prevent Human Trafficking
Community Action Kit to End & Prevent Human Trafficking
Rotary Swarm Global Grant to engage community conversations and provide an action toolkit to end and prevent human conversations.
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WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING?

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Rotary International Convention Presentation: Community Action to End Human Trafficking

 
 
 
 
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NATIONAL HUMAN TRAFFICKING HOTLINE 

CALL: 1-888-373-7888 📲
TEXT: 233733
https://humantraffickinghotline.org/node
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LINKS AND RESOURCES TO END HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

Links
Rotary Action Group Against Child Slavery
National Human Trafficking Hotline
The Polaris Project/The Typology of Modern Slavery
U.S. Department of State - Federal Response to Human Trafficking
3Strand Global Foundation and PROTECT
Learn With Justice U
Not a Number Love146
World Without Exploitation - the move
Rended Heart
YWCA Eliminating Racism Empowering Women
Shared Hope

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Club Executives & Directors
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Sharon Sullivan
President Elect
Kristen Shook
Secretary/Treasurer
Patti Mellard
Rotary Foundation
Lacey Bisnett
Membership Chair
Hannah Bossert
Public Relations & Communications
Tracy Broxterman
Club Service Chair
Erin La Row
Sergeant-at-Arms
Ann Barr
RSC of EFOH Chair
Shereen Dillon
RSC of EFOH Chair-Elect
Cindy Liu
RSC of EFOH Secretary
Julia Jiang

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