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Feb 02, 2021 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Dispute Resolution: Victory and Vindication Cost Extra
Feb 04, 2021
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Feb 09, 2021 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
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Feb 09, 2021 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Black Voices from Tacoma's Musical Past
Feb 11, 2021
In this presentation, Tacoma music historian Kim Davenport will share stories of black musicians from Tacoma's past who left an important legacy in our city. Some made Tacoma home while others were merely guests for a time, but all added to the artistic vitality of our community while confronting the realities of discrimination. As a musician, teacher, and student of local history, Kim Davenport enjoys researching and sharing stories from Tacoma's history, especially those which focus on music and musicians. She serves as Communications Manager for the Tacoma Historical Society, teaches at both the University of Washington Tacoma and University of Puget Sound, and has published several articles and books about local history. |
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Feb 16, 2021 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Reflections of an Old Federal Judge
Feb 18, 2021
Judge Bryan will discuss the federal courts and various issues facing the federal courts and federal judges. Judge Bryan, a Bremerton native, has been a trial judge for 51 years, serving the Superior Court in Kitsap County and the United States District Court for Western Washington in Tacoma. He has held court in 37 different cities from Fairbanks to Tucson, and from Saipan and Guam to Billings. He was instrumental in converting Tacoma’s Union Station to a United States Courthouse, where the historic portion now bears his name. Throughout his legal and judicial career, he has taught and written on a variety of legal subjects and has received recognition for leadership, innovation, and professionalism. |
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Feb 22, 2021 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Feb 23, 2021
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Creating a More Compassionate Community
Mar 04, 2021
As a Community Engagement Officer for Red Canoe Credit Union, Karissa spends her time and focus on building community and finding ways to inspire healthy culture through a lens of equity and inclusion for all. Fully supported by a credit union that recognizes the value of community investment, she is able to identify need, create resources and build coalition. Her 25 years in the banking industry, has allowed her to navigate the corporate structure serving in many capacities from Branch Management to Project Specialist and Corporate Trainer. Throughout it all, she sparked a passion for empowerment - development of others to achieve in both their professional and personal lives. By giving people tools to incorporate and enhance all aspects of client experience, empathetic leadership and team development structured on a foundation of inclusive practices. Karissa serves on several local boards and assists businesses, non-profits and schools in training, collaboration and working with local leaders to help make our community a better place. Her passion and purpose is always helping others find their own. |
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Mar 04, 2021 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Mar 05, 2021 8:00 AM
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Mar 06, 2021 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Mar 09, 2021
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Mar 10, 2021 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Heroic Hospitality During COVID
Mar 11, 2021
Heroic Hospitality doesn't happen by default, it happens by design. Through great vision, communication, and collaboration with team members and customers you serve, you can design a way to show Heroic Hospitality to all for your organization. Bryan and his family have 8 ANTHEM Coffee shop locations throughout the South Puget Sound area and have been in business since 2006 |
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Mar 12, 2021 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Clean What: What Does It Mean for Puget Sound
Mar 18, 2021
Clean water is vital to healthy ecosystems and our health, communities, and economy. During this presentation, I will take you on a short journey through Puget Sound using the lens of indicators for Puget Sound recovery to better understand what is happening to our waterways. Thanks to our collaborative reporting with many state and federal agencies, counties and non-governmental organizations, we have results that inform our understanding of key indicators such as for freshwater quality, shellfish, orcas and human wellbeing. From watersheds to the marine waters of Puget Sound, everything is connected. What we do to our environment even seemingly far away from Puget Sound ultimately has an impact on this amazing estuary and the people that live around it. Nathalie works at the Puget Sound Partnership where she manages the environmental indicators program called the Puget Sound Vital Signs. With the goal of working at the nexus of science and policy, she obtained a PhD in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences at the University of Washington where she studied seabird ecology and fisheries management. She was Washington Sea Grant Hershman Fellow with the Washington Department of Ecology where she analyzed state policies in support of the Coastal Management program. She was born and raised in Québec, Canada but has been in the Pacific Northwest for over 20 years. She lives in Tacoma with her “almost 10” year-old daughter, husband, and a menagerie of chickens, guinea pigs and a cat. |
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Mar 23, 2021
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The Future of The News Tribune
Apr 01, 2021
Stephanie Pedersen is the president and editor of The News Tribune. She, along with her husband, Scott, and two kids moved across the country to the Tacoma area in July. While she's a Southern transplant who yells Roll Tide, she prefers Pho and Thai to collard greens or black-eyed peas. When she's not working, you can normally find her at her daughter's gymnastics or her son's baseball games. She will share with us the qualities that make up a sustainable news company in 2021 Sharing her vision and goals not only for The News Tribune but for our community. |
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May 01, 2021
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Creating a Culture of Safety
May 13, 2021
We will hear what all Rotarians need to understand and do to ensure we create a safer environment for Rotarians, friends of Rotary and those whom we serve. Becky Fontaine has been involved with Rotary Youth Programs since 1999. For several years she was active with the Youth Exchange Program but now serves as the District Youth Protection Officer. In 2006 she was the sole district representative to a conference when Rotary first unveiled the “Youth Abuse & Harassment Policy. Over the years, Rotary has made several changes that have impacted how districts around the world not only work with youth, but other vulnerable populations. Professionally, Becky has worked for various non-profit organizations with over 30 years in senior leadership positions. Today, she works for the American Red Cross and recently was deployed to work on the WA and OR wildfires. Throughout her career she has worked with and supported volunteers in diverse roles. |
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