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Upcoming webinars from Clubrunner
Dues and Billing
Wednesday, February 10, 1:00 p.m. MST.
Geared towards club treasurers, this overview will cover how to:
- Manage and track member dues
- Manage funds and create invoices
- Collect online payments with the Online Payment and eCommerce module
- Track various payments and apply credits and debits to member accounts
Duration: 30 minutes
Click here to register.
Club Attendance Management
Wednesday, February 17, 1:00 p.m. MST.
Geared toward club secretaries, this overview will cover how to:
- Track and manage your club's meeting attendance
- Track guests
- Generate attendance reports
- Report records to the District
Duration: 30 Minutes
Click here to register.
Future session topics: Club Bulletin Live Designer (February 24), Website Live Designer (March 3), Website Content Management (March 10), Events & Volunteer Management (March 17) and Clubrunner 101 (March 24)
All sessions are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. MST. Click here for more information or to preregister.
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Indigenous Awareness & Reconciliation Dialogue for Leaders (live online via Zoom)
Saturday February 27, 10:00 a.m - 2:30 p.m MST
COST - $100.00 per person
Please let Doug Logan (dlogan@bell.net) know by Monday, February 8 if you wish to attend. There are limited seats set aside for Rotarians.
Essential education for anyone living and working in Canada. Participants learn the impact of their own social, political and historical contexts within their speech, decisions and actions. This cultural safety education helps develop an ongoing personal practice of critical self-reflection, paying attention to how social and historical contexts shape systems, and being honest about one’s own power and privilege, especially as these relate to Indigenous people.
Curriculum (Delivered by First Peoples Group):
Introduction (30 min.) – Traditional Teachings (Discovering Peace)
Indigenous Awareness: First Nations, Métis and Inuit (2.25 hours) - Program is delivered by effective, qualified and professional First Nations, Métis and Inuit presenters. All participants will receive a manual with background research material and additional resources.
HIP - Honouring Indigenous People (30 min.)
Reconciliation & Re-Confederation (1 hour) - What is it, what does it mean, how might it happen in Canada and what role can you play?