Anna Bledsoe of the Volunteers of America Oregon will speak on the topic of bystander intervention. VOA Oregon's bystander intervention workshop seeks to equip program participants with the knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to become helpful and effective bystanders.
Bob Gregory of the Longview Noon Rotary Club will give a presentation on the club's Freedom Flags project, which allows residents to have an American flag displayed at their curb on four holidays — Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day and Veterans Day — for a $50 annual subscription fee.
Local author Kerry Eggers will give a presentation on his latest book, “Jerome Kersey: Overcoming the Odds,” a biography of the late Portland Trail Blazers legend. The biography was released in October by Dementi Milestone Publishing of Manakin-Sabot, Va. Eggers will have autographed copies available for sale.
Maria de Lourdes Horton, bilingual family engagement specialist with the West Linn Wilsonville School District, will give an update on the district's Family Empowerment Center.
Local dentist Dr. Steven Duffin will discuss his recent trip to the Andes Mountains in Bolivia to treat dental decay in children using a novel approach that applies medicine rather than using the traditional drills, needles and fillings.
Dr. Laura, LaJoie Bishop, D.C., owner of Joy of Life Chiropractic in Wilsonville, will give a presentation on overall wellness and living to 100.
Incoming Club President Kyle Bunch will give an introductory presentation on plans for the Rotary Club of Wilsonville for the 2022–23 Rotary Year.
Marcy Holmes, owner of Marcy H Coaching, will discuss principles of time management and how to resolve procrastination and manage your workload while avoiding burnout.
Former Oregon Ducks football star Damon Griffin will discuss all of the changes in intercollegiate athletics over the past few years. He will explain the new name, image and likeness (NIL) rules allowing college athletes to earn an income, and will also talk about what this means for the athletes as well as the programs.
Presenters Grace Kuto and Tamara Kaufman will explain how the Najijali Project aims to provide vocational training and wrap-around services to teenage mothers in Chwele, Kenya to lift themselves and their children out of poverty.
