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Join us to discuss the club, socialize, get club updates, review budgets and learn about our club.
Jun 05, 2023 7:15 AM
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Jun 12, 2023 7:00 AM
All, Sharing a bio for tomorrow's speaker Cathy Nguyen, Senior HIV Strategy Advisor for the Office of HIV / AIDS at the US Agency for International Development (USAID)
Cathy Nguyen is a contractor with Credence LLC, serving as the Senior HIV Strategy Advisor for the Office of HIV/AIDS at the US Agency for International Development (USAID). She has 20 years of experience with managing and coordinating health activities and offices for various private and public entities. Her introduction to working in Sub-Saharan Africa in the field of global health started as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Community Health Educator in Mali (RPCV 1996-1998). Subsequent assignments have taken her to Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Tanzania, Senegal, and Vietnam. Cathy holds a Master in Public Affairs from Princeton University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Williams College. |
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US Government HIV International Program
Jun 12, 2023 7:15 AM
Cathy Nguyen is a contractor with Credence LLC, serving as the Senior HIV Strategy Advisor for the Office of HIV/AIDS at the US Agency for International Development (USAID). She has 20 years of experience with managing and coordinating health activities and offices for various private and public entities. Her introduction to working in Sub-Saharan Africa in the field of global health started as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Community Health Educator in Mali (RPCV 1996-1998). Subsequent assignments have taken her to Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Tanzania, Senegal, and Vietnam. Cathy holds a Master in Public Affairs from Princeton University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Williams College. |
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Jun 17, 2023 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
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Transition to the new Board
Jul 10, 2023 7:15 AM
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Aug 12, 2023 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Look for the Rotary Table for Sign in - Contact is Josh Laguna 808-223-7156 See his message elow
Downtowners,
Aloha All. Josh Laguana from RC Hickham Pearl Harbor received a call from the Lt. Governor's office asking for help from Rotary. They need volunteers tomorrow at the state capital. Please spread the word with your club, friends, family. They have only reached out to us.
There are three shifts. Starting at 8am. We will be sorting donations and possibly loading into trucks in the 3rd shift. They need as many volunteers as possible. Parking is available at the capital.
Josh Laguana will be the POC so please share his cell phone number 808-223-7156 |
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Aug 12, 2023 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Look for the Rotary Table for Sign in - Contact is Josh Laguna 808-223-7156 Shift 3 starts at 1:00 PM, no age limitations See his message below
Downtowners,
Aloha All. Josh Laguana from RC Hickham Pearl Harbor received a call from the Lt. Governor's office asking for help from Rotary. They need volunteers tomorrow at the state capital. Please spread the word with your club, friends, family. They have only reached out to us.
There are three shifts. Starting at 8am. We will be sorting donations and possibly loading into trucks in the 3rd shift. They need as many volunteers as possible. Parking is available at the capital.
Josh Laguana will be the POC so please share his cell phone number 808-223-7156 |
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Aug 19, 2023 7:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Please join your rotary friends for some Collective Effervescence - packing Senior Food Boxes (CSFP) for the Hawaii Food Bank!
Please RSVP and we will send you the volunteer form.
This activity is open to individuals 16 years or older and volunteers must be able to stand, bend, lift (up to 30 pounds) and perform repetitive movements the entire shfit. |
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End of Year Activities, Membership, Increased Participation, and maybe - Changes?
Aug 21, 2023
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District Governor Mark's initial visit with our Area Governor Sean Slentz.
Aug 28, 2023
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changing conditions in society regarding belonging to a community
Sep 18, 2023 7:15 AM
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Saving the earth one molecule at a time!
Sep 25, 2023 7:15 AM
Before founding Yummet, Brittany served as a NASA Principal Investigator and Aerospace Systems Engineer developing life support systems for long-duration spaceflight and habitation. She has committed herself and her company to bettering the conditions of humanity and is implementing her multidisciplinary expertise of space systems to make life support technologies easily accessible and affordable for terrestrial humanity. Brittany holds an M.S. in Space Studies with a focus on Bioregenerative Physical-Chemical Environmental Control and Life Support Systems for Long-Duration Human Spaceflight. Ms. Zimmerman has been repeatedly recognized for her innovation and leadership:
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Sep 29, 2023 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Please join us for hiking with the RYSE youth! Should be a fun day of fellowship in nature. Meetup location is Kamehame Ridge, Hawaii Kai. Take Kamehame Drive all the way to the top of ridge, where the drive Dead Ends, this will be the meetup location. Wear closed toes shoes, sunscreen / hat and bring lots of water as there is no shade. Hike to the top should take less than an hour. Please RSVP
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Sep 30, 2023 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Our sister club, West Honolulu, will be having a service project at the Lanikila Senior Center on September 30. The start is at 9:00 and it will probably end at 12:00 pm. For this project we will be doing the following project: The center has about nine planter boxes which have been painted. We will be preparing the soil for each of the planter boxes, planting the vegetables, herbs, and fruits.
I am not sure the degree of labor will be involved, from what I hear there will be some lifting and planting items in the planter boxes.
Please RSVP for bento orders.
Our Honolulu Sunrise point of contact will be Jerry D.
West Honolulu Contact is Glen Suzuki (728-8409). |
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Oct 01, 2023 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Oct 01, 2023 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Sunrisers! Our club has been asked to man one information booth. We need 3-4 volunteers. Limited parking, street parking and walk to site. Frank F. Fasi Civic and Kalanimoku Grounds near Honolulu Hale. Please RSVP!
Background: Children & Youth Day happens on the first Sunday of October, each year. This year is the 30th Anniversary which begins on Sunday, October 1, 2023 at 10:00am! CYD is a time to recognize the potential and special gifts of our keiki (children) and ‘ōpio (youth). It is a time for them to shine and share their bountiful energy with their community.
THE STORY OF CHILDREN & YOUTH DAY In 1994, the Hawai‘i State Legislature and Governor established Children and Youth Day (CYD) in Hawai‘i as the first Sunday of every October to celebrate and honor our children and youth and the special contributions they make to our community. After much community discussion, Act 30 of 1997 was passed to dedicate the entire month of October as Children and Youth Month in Hawai‘i.
Rick Tabor, RCOH is the contact from Rotary; rtabor12@twc.com Join us! Let Rick Know if you are available and can help out! Mahalo
Organizers Include; SUZANNE CHUN OAKLAND Chair, Children & Youth Day “Hawaii is the first State in the United States of America to establish in law an annual celebration that honors and celebrates our children and youth and the wonderful contributions they make to our world. Mahalo a nui loa to the thousands of people who donate their time and resources to make Hawaii's Children and Youth Day and Month so special for our keiki and ‘ōpio!!!”
HERB LEE, JR. Fiscal Manager, Children & Youth Day “A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ia, No task is too great when all pull together. The Pacific American Foundation is proud to again be the Fiscal Sponsor of the Children and Youth Day event! This is our 7th year and the event continues to grow and grow in reaching more children and families. We hope you will join in to help make a difference in the lives of our youth!”
RAY SANBORN Event Administrator, Children & Youth Day “This is an opportunity for many of Hawaii's organizations focusing on youth to showcase their services. From Pre-Natal to Teens, Children and Youth Day event has Zones targeted for each age bracket to help the 40,000+ attendees learn about educational and family oriented programs available to them. Kama‘aina Kids is proud to be a part of this extraordinary event and look forward to serving the keiki, families and communities we live in.” |
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Oct 07, 2023 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Oct 14, 2023 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Oct 28, 2023 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
OK, the details have been set and the plan will be the same as what we did in the past. We will meet and check everyone in at 8:00AM at the Diamond Head end of the Best Buy parking lot in Pearl Ridge. The address is 98-051 Kamehameha Hwy. We need to sign everyone in and sign waivers and a safety brief, so feel free to come early. We will have a banner up to show our meeting location.
We will supply all the equipment, but be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat and shoes and water. I will have a water jug to refill your bottles. If you have a favorite pair of garden gloves, please bring them.
We will be picking up trash 10 feet from each side of the bike path and taking them out in bags back to the Best Buy area. It's a great community service project and we will have fun socializing and meeting other volunteers and keeping Hawaii beautiful! The project is "Huki Pau" which means we can go home when the work is done, and I think we'll be done at least by 11:00.
Please contact me at 808-224-1618 if you have any issues or concerns or you can email me.
Mahalo,
Allen Kamemoto
Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor
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Aloha Harvest collects and redistributes food to nourish and strengthen our community on Oʻahu.
Nov 13, 2023
Instead of letting your food go to waste, Aloha Harvest collects and redistributes food to nourish and strengthen our community on Oʻahu.
33,457,152 pounds of food has been rescued since our operations began in November 1999! Feed the Hungry In Hawaiʻi, 48% of families are food insecure.(1) Aloha Harvest acts as a collaborator with social service agencies to supply free food to the most vulnerable members of our community. Protect the Environment In Hawaiʻi, 237,000 tons of food is wasted annually.(2) When dumped in landfills, food rots under anaerobic conditions, producing methane, a greenhouse gas at least 25x more potent than carbon dioxide. By diverting excess food from entering the waste stream, Aloha Harvest reduces our environmental footprint and our dependence on landfills. On O'ahu, we incinerate our waste first and then dump the ash in a landfill. However, due to its high moisture content, burning food waste is highly inefficient since it requires more energy to process in the incinerator. Boost the Economy Hawaiʻi spends over $4.5 billion annually importing approximately 88% of its food, (3) making us vulnerable to events that disrupt shipping. The cost of our annual food waste comes out to about $1.025 billion annually.(2) Food rescue saves the state money and strengthens our economy in both of these areas. |
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Climate Justice, Sustainability, Resilience & Rights: Maui Message to the Global Climate Emergency M
Nov 20, 2023
From the Internet: Joshua Cooper balances academia and advocacy focusing on international human rights law through diplomacy and direct action. He is able to persuade passionately and pressure persistently in global human rights mechanisms with intensity and intellect. Cooper is an educator with over a decade of experience teaching at numerous higher education institutions in Hawaii. He has developed curriculum in over 40 courses in political science to focus on core themes of nonviolence, ecology, human rights and social justice. Cooper has taught over 100 classes at the University of Hawaii. He teaches at summer programs with a specialty on human rights of indigenous peoples at the National University of Ireland, Galway and the School of Law at the University of the District of Columbia, Washington D.C. as well as intensive courses on emerging issues in peace and human rights at the International Training Center for Teaching Peace and Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland. He is currently the Dean of the International Human and Peoples Rights Law Program in Vienna, Austria. Cooper is a human rights advocate engaging in global and regional mechanisms guaranteeing fundamental freedoms. Cooper has participated as an official observer at United Nations meetings in both the charter and treaty bodies of the human rights machinery for over a decade. He also negotiated the recent UN Sustainable Development Goals for the 2015 development agenda. Cooper will participate in the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations in Paris in December 2015. |
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