zonta international convention rotterdam 2008 june 27 - july 2
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ZONTA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ROTTERDAM 2008 June 27 - July 2. Global empowerment through local action. It all started on Thursday June 26 th Dutch Zontians Welcome us at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam. Friday June 27 th District 4 meeting $20,000 3 Rivers Pittsburgh Plaque. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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It all started on Thursday June 26th
• Dutch Zontians Welcome us at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam
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Friday June 27th
District 4 meeting• $20,000 3 Rivers Pittsburgh Plaque• Connie Deckert appointed
to International LAA• Strategy Discussion on D4
proposal
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Saturday June 28• Delegates & Alternates Training• Advocacy in Action: Trafficking &
Education, Donna• Servant Leadership, Bonnie
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Saturday June 28• Zonta International (ZI)
– 32000 members– 32 districts– 67 Countries
• Nearly every club represented• Over 2000 attending,
including guestsNew Rosa Zonta+ rose
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Saturday June 28• Opening Flag Ceremony
– Keynote Speaker, Prof. Akua Kauenyehia, First Vice President to the International Criminal Court at The Hague. Member of ZC Accra Ghana, Africa
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Tuesday July 1st Corporate SocialResponsibilitiesEvents
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July 2nd
• 2010 San Antonio Convention Presentation
• Rotterdam Philharmonic Concert
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July 2nd• Farewell
Party
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Wednesday July 2nd – Final Business Session
The Roles of Women in Conflict and Peace
• Thea Hilhorst, Prof. Wageningen University
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July 2nd
Installation Ceremony
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Saturday June 28• Opening Reception
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Sunday June 29th Memorial Service 8 am• Gloria & Irene were honored.
Business Session 1• Candidates Speeches• Topic Speaker Nellie Kroes is on “Times”
list of world’s 100 most influential people
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Sunday June 29th District 4 gathering on Mizar Boat
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Monday June 30th • Election of candidates• Business Session 2 - Reports
– State of Zonta, Pres. Olivia Ferry– Finance Committee Report– Executive Director Report, Janet
Halstead
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Monday June 30th - Key Bylaws Changes• Dues will be increased by $15 as of June, 2009 **however, each
member is asked to make an additional voluntary dues contribution of $15 this autumn. ZI will send out forms for club usage.
• D4’s motion: TO BE INVITED TO MEMBERSHIP, A CANDIDATE SHALL BE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN OR HAVE EXPERIENCE IN A RECOGNIZED BUSINESS OR PROFESSION IN A DECISION-MAKING CAPACITY. After all these years - at how many conventions, this has finally been accepted by the membership.
• International directors – will not continue staggered terms.• International nominating committee will not be all at -large as
proposed and motion was withdrawn.• Motion to cancel ‘public relations and communications committee’
failed.• Transfer privileges – passed.• Outreach/diversity of classifications failed.• Chair will NOT replace Chairman as proposed.
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Monday June 30th Civic Reception in LaurenskerkMayor confers damehood, Ingeborg
van’t Hoogerhuigs
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Tuesday July 1st - Business Session 3Speaker Dr. Monika Auweter-Kurtz, Pres. Hamburg
University Germany, 2 time Amelia winner, member ZC of Stuttgart
2008-10 Zonta International Foundation (ZIF) Budget $4,020,000
• Amelia Earhart Fellowship, $650,000• Young Women in Public Affairs (YWPA), $190,000• Jane M. Klausman, $150,000• Rose Fund, $800,000• WHPPI, $30,000• International Service Programs$1,600,000• ZISVAW, $600,000
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2008-10 International Service Programs $1,600,000• Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV
in Rwanda, $600,000• Safe Cities in Guatemala and El Salvador,
$600,000• Reduction of Obstetric Fistula in Liberia, $450,000ZI Strategies to Prevent Violence Against Women
(ZISVAW), $600,000• Ending Violence Against Women thru Community
Action in Cambodia, $300,000.• Combating Physical Violence Against Women in
Egypt, $200,000 • Rehabilitation of Women Victims of Violence in
Syria, $100,000