THE ROTARY & PEACE EXHIBITION OCTOBER 26TH - NOVEMBER 6TH THE ROTUNDA, EXCHANGE SQUARE, HK Daily: 11:00-18:00 : info.ragfphkmacao@gmail.com : (852) 5288 4764
: www.rotarypeace3450.org
Rotary & Peace Exhibition Curatorial Narrative
It is with great pleasure that we present to you the very first Rotary & Peace Exhibition in Hong Kong. In curating this exhibition, we were blown away by Rotary Club’s remarkable history and unwavering dedication to international peace and goodwill. Since the beginning of 20th century, Rotary peace conventions have gathered leaders from diverse nations and professional fields to discuss various social issues and offer solutions that are effective in mitigating conflicts around the world. In hopes to offer a clear and coherent understanding of how the concept of peace has evolved throughout the long history of Rotary International, the exhibition‘s narrative is presented chronologically, guiding you through Rotary’s commitment to peace from past, present to future. Not only does this framework inform you on Rotary International’s historic milestones, it also serves as an open forum for you to exchange personal and cultural ideas on peace, as well as an opportunity to engage in Rotary’s peace-promoting activities. Throughout the exhibition, you are encouraged to ask questions about Rotary’s current community projects and ways to support Rotary’s upcoming initiatives. The launch of Rotary Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) Hong Kong & Macao Chapter, the Futures of Education – a Rotary Perspective initiative, and the RAGFP School scheme are examples of many services and focus in Hong Kong and Macao. To a better future, we encourage everyone to join us and take part in different community outreach programs. We wish that this exhibition incites you to rethink the definition and positive impact of peace in today’s society, and that you resonate with Rotary’s peace-driven goals.
Curators Ms Danielle Hou (Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
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Ms Chantal Chan
Message from District Governor
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Rotary & Peace Exhibition organised by the Rotary Action Group for Peace Hong Kong and Macao Chapter for our District 3450. The Exhibition is to showcase Rotary's commitment to peace and to supporting education, which is one of Rotary's areas of focus. Visit the exhibition and walk through the past, present and future of Rotary's quest for peace and learn how you can take part in becoming a Peacebuilder.
Eric Chak District Governor 2020/21 RI District 3450 Oct 2020
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The story of ROTARY & PEACE begins here! 4 4
Rotary is where people of action, driven by a desire to create opportunities, strengthen communities, and find solutions to the tough challenges that affect people around the world. Rotary is everywhere. Together, we build a better world for everyone. This is who we are.
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Introduction to Rotary
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Angela Merkel German Chancellor
Bill Gates U.S. Co-founder, Microsoft
Prince Charles U.K. Prince of Wales
John F. Kennedy U.S. President
Marcelo B. Fernan Philippines Chief Justice, Supreme Court
Neil Armstrong U.S. Astronaut
Sir Winston Churchill U.K. Prime Minister
Pope Francis Pope
Thomas A. Edison America Inventor
Reijiro Hattori Japan Chairman, Seiko
Walt Disney U.S. Flim Producer
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Nicolas Sarkozy France President
Sir Run Run Shaw Hong Kong Entrepreneur 8
WHAT IS ROTARY ? ROTARY IS YOU Ordinary people doing extraordinary things every single day
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THE OBJECT OF ROTARY is to encourage and foster:
The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service ;
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High ethical standards in business and professions ; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations ; The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian’s personal, business and community life ; The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.
PROMOTING PEACE
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
4. Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP?
AREAS OF FOCUS
1. Is it the TRUTH? FIGHTING DISEASE
SUPPORTING EDUCATION SAVING MOTHERS AND CHILDREN
PROVIDING CLEAN WATER GROWING LOCAL ECONOMICS SUPPORTING THE ENVIRONMENT 10
Over the years, Rotarians have helped shape the world to become a better place. Generations of leaders have come together to create change and create history. Here's where we started.
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PAST
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Rotary Peace Milestones CHAMPIONING PEACEBUILDING FOR OVER A HUNDRED YEARS
1905 1912 - 1921 Paul Harris (1868-1947), a Chicago attorney, founded the first Rotary Club, setting off over 100 years of service for the world.
The Rotary Foundation was set up by Rotary International (RI) president Arch C. Klumph in 1928, with a mission to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education, and the alleviation of poverty.
1942 1945
Rotary Club from 21 nations organized a conference in London that focused on education, science and culture in preparation for the post-war period. This conference was vital to the founding of UNESCO.
Rotary, as an observer organization, helped finalise the Charter of the UN in San Francisco.
1948 1985 Rotary promised to eradicate Polio as part of their peacebuilding efforts, saving the lives of over 2 billion children. Since 1988, Polio cases are down over 99%. 13
The UN Universal Declaration for Human Rights was finalised based on the framework and guidelines from the 1940 RI Convention in Havana.
1992 1999 - 2004 Rotary Peace Centres, supported by RI, was set up in various parts of the world in collaboration with universities. The first batch of Rotary Peace Fellows emerged in 2004, after completing postgraduate programmes of study with a core curriculum in international relations, peace and conflict resolution.
The first Rotary Peace City was established in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, advancing a culture of peace in local communities.
2006
Rotary Global Peace Forums were held in Berlin, Honolulu and Hiroshima respectively with focus on exploring ways to promote peace in the daily lives and communities while forming global connections to promote understanding among nations.
A three-month peace studies certificate programme was launched for middle-to upperlevel professionals to be trained in international relations and become leaders in peace and conflict resolution.
2012 - 2013 2012 - 2015 2016 - 2017
RI recognized the Rotary Action Group for Peace (RAGFP) in their support of Rotarian peacebuilding efforts.
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The Rotary Foundation celebrate the 100 years of charitable service. More than 1000 Peace Fellow Alumni worked in over 100 countries.
The Rotary Action Group for Peace Hong Kong & Macao Chapter is launched.
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HISTORY OF ROTARY CLUBS & UNESCO The first Rotary Club of Hong Kong continues to work for peace in your community
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The Rotary Club of Hong Kong ( ) was created by the third Vice-President of Rotary International, James W. Davidson ( ). The Club was admitted to Rotary International on 20 February 1931. In its history, the Club provided clinics, amenities and training opportunities for the underprivileged, supported other charitable organisations, and provided scholarships to help prospective scholars. The Club’s list of achievements is long and impressive. The Club still exists today. It is currently one of many similar Rotary Clubs that together form District 3450 of Rotary International.
District 3450: Hong Kong, Macao, Mongolia, and the Guangdong Province District 3450 of Rotary International comprises Rotary Clubs in Hong Kong, Macao, Mongolia, and the Guangdong Province of the People’s Republic of China. The District has carried out numerous humanitarian projects, saving and improving lives across the region. Two of the projects are: 15
The “Hepatitis B Immunisation” project – Rotarians of District 3450 helped vaccinate one million newborn babies against Hepatitis B within 10 years’ time; The Leprosy Project – Rotarians work to eradicate leprosy from villages in Sichuan Province, serving nearly 1,700 villagers. Today, the district continues to bring humanitarian aid to people in need to embody the motto of “Service Above Self ”. Their most recent work is providing supplies to the underprivileged in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
UNESCO is a long-time partner of Rotary. The birth of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and cultural Organisation (UNESCO) was brought about by the Rotarians from 21 countries who organised the Rotary conference in London in 1942, focusing on education, science and culture in preparation of the post-war period. Ever since then, UNESCO has been in close partnership with Rotary. In one of the first joint projects, UNESCO worked with Rotary in identifying and awarding social service and educational leaders in war-torn countries. Both UNESCO and Rotary defend education for all regardless of race, gender, beliefs and cultures. They advocate for the protection and diversity of cultures, and for dialogue as a source of tolerance and mutual respect. They also believe in and work for a sustainable development. Today, UNESCO and Rotary are working together more closely than ever, collaborating in various areas including clean water, improving literacy and sanitation.
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Amazing things happen when hearts and minds work together. We join hands in Rotary to make our home a more peaceful place. See how we are creating positive change and how you can join us.
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PRESENT
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Actions on Peace for a Better Future
WHERE
T O G E T H E R WE SEE A WORLD P E O P L E UNITE AND TAKE ACTION TO C R E A T E LASTING C H A N G E ACROSS THE GLOBE
IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND IN OURSELVES
LEVERAGE YOUTH POWER LEVEL UP THE WORLD
More Information : https://www.interota2020.org/
INTERNATIONAL ROTARACT CONVENTION 5 June - 9 June 2021 Regal Airport Hotel, Hong Kong Interota is a triennial worldwide Rotaract convention organized by Rotaractors and hosted on a rotating basis in different cities. The convention offers workshops, discussions, and interesting speakers as well as cultural activities.
Date :
3 - 4 Apr, 2021
Time :
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Venue : Li Po Chun United World College Enquiries : - ric@ric3450.org - andy@powerful.hk (PP Andy Li) 19
Leadership Citizenship Personal Growth A Rotary's leadership training program for young people Aim to : Demonstrate Rotary's respect and concern for youth Provide an effective training experience for selected youth and potential leaders Encourage leadership of youth by youth Recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities
Mission of RYLA in District 3450 To be the best and mostly recognized leadership training program for young people in the local communities for the fulfilment of
"Service Above Self" & creating a better world
More Information : http://ryla.rotary3450.org/index.php
Take action, build international understanding, and make new friends around the world Interact clubs bring together young people ages 12-18 To develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. More Information : https://www.rotary.org/en/ get-involved/interact-clubs
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Learning the Way of Peace
- UNESCO, New Delhi
A free short course now available in over 50 languages. Learn how to
Define Positive Peace Measure peace Implement it in the Positive Peace Academy
The course includes : Over 12 lessons of on-demand video, exercises, and interactive content Lifetime access to course so you can watch and retake whenever you like This course is for : People interested in international affairs, politics, government and the world around them; peace and conflict professionals interested in learning about measuring peace and Positive Peace
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More Information : https://positivepeace.academy/
More Information : https://www.rotary.org/en/ourprograms/peace-fellowships
Rotary Peace Fellowship Programme Each year, Rotary awards up to 130 fully funded fellowships for dedicated leaders from around the world to study at one of the peace centers. Full funding for a master's degree or professional certificate in peace and conflict resolution Connect with a global network Gain experience in the field Learn peacebuilding skills Application timeline: The 2022-23 application will open in February 2021.
More Information : https://www.rotarypeace3450.org/
Non-violent Communication “Everything we do is in the service of a need.” “Violence is a tragic expression of unmet needs.” - Marshall Rosenberg, PhD Founder, Center for Nonviolent Communication
Shaping Peace Together 2020 Theme for the United Nations International Day of Peace A Virtual Forum with members of the : 1. RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter (D3450), 2. Southeast Columbus Ohio, and 3. USA chapter (D6690) To learn more about or reflect on Rotary Club's peace journey 22
What is Rotary Action Group For Peace
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RAGFP & the Chapter
What is Rotary Action Group for Peace? RAGFP is an independent and international group recognized by Rotary International as an official entity that empowers and supports peace work of Rotarians, Rotary Clubs and Districts worldwide. It was formed in 2012 by Rotarians who share the
WE WAGE PEACE !
same mission of promoting and advocating positive peace around the world. It is to provide assistance and support to Districts and Clubs in implementing
More Information : https://rotaryactiongroupforpeace.org/
large-scale community development and humanitarian service projects.
Why form RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter? Rotary movement knows no politics. Promotion of
LIVING & LINKING ACE YOUR PIECE OF PE
positive peace as advocated by RAGFP is only timely. Formation of a Hong Kong & Macao Chapter will encourage and facilitate Rotarians to promote, advocate and pursue positive peace in our community.
PEACE THROUGH SERVICE
More Information : https://www.rotarypeace3450.org/
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What does it do? First Second Third
To promote the concept of positive peace to Rotary network and to encourage continued engagement in peace building activities; To set up peace training platforms to raise community awareness in and understanding of the concept of positive peace; In collaboration with District 3450 and other peace organizations, to encourage Rotary Clubs to plan and organize peace building activities, and integrate peace into Clubs’ service projects;
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To raise funds to help finance peacebuilding activities, including the provision of assistance and support for Clubs’ application for global and district grants;
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To link with RAGFP and other Chapters for international fellowship, and to keep abreast with development of peacebuilding efforts, initiatives and projects of other Chapters; with a view to identifying information exchange and co-operation opportunities.
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How to become a member RAGFP Membership is required for RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter Membership. All Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Rotary Alumni of District 3450 are encouraged to join as individual members. A. Founding Membership: They make a defined financial contribution to the Chapter on or before the end of Rotary year 2020/21. All Founding members are voting members; B. Voting Membership: Voting members may stand for election to the Board of Directors; C. General Membership: General members can take part in all activities of the Chapter but do not enjoy the power to vote;
RAGFP Membership :
RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter Membership :
More Information : https://rotaryactiongroupforpeace.org/ join-rotarian-action-group/
More Information : https://www.rotarypeace3450.org/
Financing Strategy Administration costs are to be kept to the minimum. Projects are to be planned on self-financing basis through project income or project specific sponsorship including the following sources of funding: A. Sponsorship, Charitable Trusts and Foundations, and Government funding; B. Other outside funding, including but not limited to contributions from working partners and/or supporting organizations.
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RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter Founding Members
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PP Joy Choi
Rotary Club of Macau Central
Mr. Samuel Tsang
Rotary Club of Macau Central
CP David Ho
Rotary Club of Amizade, Macau
PP Fatima Ferreira
Rotary Club of Macau
PP Elizabete Fong
Rotary Club of Macau
CP Kent Lao
Rotary Club of Penha, Macao
PP Mitzi Leung
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
IPP Kenneth Poon
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
Hon. Member Samuel Leong
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
PP Donna Buckland
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
PDG Ada Cheng
Rotary Club of Wanchai
PP Miranda Lam
Rotary Club of Wanchai
PP Shirley Lam
Rotary Club of Wanchai
DGE Keith Chow
Rotary Club of Admiralty
CP Heman Lam
Rotary Club of The HUB Hong Kong
PP Norman Lee
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East
PP Andy Wong
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East
Rtn Stanley Lee
Rotary Club of Hong Kong North
PP Nigel Lo
Rotary Club of Hong Kong North
PP Spencer Lo
Rotary Club of Hong Kong City North
CP Stanley Choi
Rotary Club of Harmony and Prosperity Hong Kong
Rtn Michael Choi
Rotary Club of Harmony and Prosperity Hong Kong
Rtn Byron Wong
Rotary Club of Harmony and Prosperity Hong Kong
PP Norman Yeung
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island West
PP Andy Li
Rotary Club of Kwai Chung
IPP Laurence Ho
Rotary Club of Shatin
PP Jerry Lam
Rotary Club of Tsuen Wan
PP Winnie Ng
Rotary Club of Peninsula
DG Eric Chak
Rotary Club of Peninsula
PDG Eugene Fong
Rotary Club of Kowloon West
PP William Yung
Rotary Club of Kowloon West
PDG Jason Yeung
Rotary Club of Kowloon West
CP Tenny Leung
Rotary Club of E Club of District 3450
PP Ruby Chang
Rotary E-Club of Tamar Hong Kong
IPDG Wilson Cheng
Rotary Club of Kowloon Tong
PP Gabriel Li
Rotary Club of Kowloon Northeast
PDG HW Fung
Rotary Club of Metropolitan Hong Kong
PDG Peter Wong
Rotary Club of Kowloon East
PP Dominic Ko
Rotary Club of Kingspark Hong Kong
PDG John Wan
Rotary Club of Kingspark Hong Kong
Ms. Sarah Tam
Rotary Past Scholar
in Area order as at Oct 30 2020
GIVE FORWARD, GIVE BACK, INVESTING INTO THE FUTURE
The Board The RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter is an incorporated non-profit company limited by guarantee and is in process of applying for charitable organization status under the Inland Revenue Ordinance Section 88. A. The Board shall comprise not more than eleven (11) directors, including the following officers : (a) Chairperson; (b) Two Vice-chairpersons; (c) Honorary Treasurer; (d) Honorary Secretary; B.
All Directors must be Voting Members of the Chapter;
Founding Board of Directors Chair
PP Mitzi Leung
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
Vice Chairs
IPP Kenneth Poon
Rotary Club of Hong Kong
PP Joy Choi
Rotary Club of Macao Central
Hon Treasurer
PP Dominic Ko
Rotary Club of Kingspark Hong kong
Hon Secretary
CP Heman Lam
Rotary Club of The HUB Hong Kong
Directors
PP Ruby Chang
Rotary E-Club of Tamar Hong Kong
PDG Ada Cheng
Rotary Club of Wanchai
PP Fatima Ferreira
Rotary Club of Macau
PDG Eugene Fong
Rotary Club of Kowloon West
PP Miranda Lam
Rotary Club of Wanchai
CP Tenny Leung
Rotary Club of E Club of District 3450
PP Tony Au
Rotary Club of Hong Kong North
Hon Legal Advisor
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Way Forward Education and Empowerment (a) Through the Rotary Positive Peace Academy and other training platforms, to educate and empower Rotarians, Rotaractors, and Rotary Alumni regarding peacebuilding principles and strategies; (b) To encourage Clubs to organize peace service projects or integrate peace into service projects in other areas of focus.
Collaboration To initiate peacebuilding projects, either on its own or in collaboration with other organizations to promote and advocate for positive peace.
RAGFP Peace School Scheme The Scheme is to support peace education in schools and address community and youth needs in
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international exposure opportunities through Rotary. This aligns with Rotary’s areas of focus in Promoting Peace and Supporting Education.
What PEACE means to you ? Positive Peace Defined by a more lasting peace It built on sustainable investments in economic and societal aspects that foster peace It can be used to gauge the resilience of a society It is the ability to absorb shocks without falling into conflict To learn more: http://visionofhumanity.org/introduction-positive-peace/
8 Pillars of Peace Well Functioning Government
Suggested by Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) in 2013 8 Key Pillars that underpin PEACE it provides an understanding of the factors associated with peaceful societies To learn more: https://www.rotary.org/en/instituteeconomics-and-peace
Sound Business Environment
Equitable Distribution of Resources
PEACE Free Flow of Information
Low Levels of Corruption
Acceptance of the Rights of Others
Good Relations with Neighbours High Levels of Human Capital
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as building blocks for peace
To learn more: https://https://sdgs.un.org/goals
The UN SDGs are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face, including: poverty inequality climate change environmental degradation peace and justice 30
Rotary is always working in the now and for the future. The Rotary Action Group for Peace Hong Kong & Macao Chapter is launching a RAGFP Peace School Scheme, and supporting UNESCO's 'Futures of Education: Learning to Become' initiative. As the world confront unparalleled challenges, we take action for a better future.
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FUTURE
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Our world is changing; global health crises, accelerated climate change, growing use of artificial intelligence, strong social movements across the globe, just to name a few. What will tomorrow look like?
UNESCO’s Futures of Education: Learning to Become initiative is catalysing a global debate on how knowledge, education and learning need to be reimagined for the future.
Rotary fully supports the Futures of Education: Learning to Become initiative. Complimenting the “Futures of Education for Industry 4.0 & Beyond” Forum by the UNESCO Hong Kong Association Glocal Peace Centre, RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter has gathered insights from Rotarians through interviews to explore new perspectives on the futures of education. 33
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Futures of Education - A Rotary Perspective Interview
PDG Moses Cheng GBM, GBS, OBE, JP Rotary Club of Hong Kong Northeast Former Chair, Education Commission
PDG YK Cheng BBS, JP
PP Victor Chu CBE
PDG Eugene Fong
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East Former Council Chair, Baptist University
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Council Chair, University College London
Rotary Club of Kowloon West Chairman, Committee on Home-School Co-operation, Education Bureau
CP Herman Hu SBS, JP
PP Howard Lam
PDG Joseph Lee GBS, OStJ, JP
Rotary Club of Admiralty Former Council Chair, City University of Hong Kong
Rotary Club of Shenzhen Director, EMBA Programme, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Rotary Club of Kowloon North Former Vice-Chairman, Vocational Training Council
Watch the complete interview on : www.rotarypeace3450.org Professor Dr Samuel Leong
PP Tim Lui SBS, JP
Rotary Club of Hong Kong (Honorary Member) Former Deputy Director, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East Chair, Education Commission
( In alphabetical order )
‘Futures of Education: Learning to Become’ from a Rotary Perspective Online Survey As a world peacebuilder and close partner of service to UNESCO, we would like to seek insight from Rotarians on how the landscape of education should be changed.
Even the smallest ideas can change the world !
bit.ly/RAGFP-eduSurvey
Scan the QR code and tell us your thoughts. The survey closes on 15 November 2020.
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RAGFP PEACE SCHOOL SCHEME
OUR GOALS...
▶ Support Peace education ▶ International exchange opportunities ▶ Leadership training opportunities WHAT’s it about?
▶Linking schools with a common goal ▶Build peace in the minds of children and young people. ▶A recognition for the school 35
PEA CEL CEMA KE EBR AT RS C ION UL TU RA L
Scheme Schedule NOV.2020 Briefing Session
APR.2021
Schools to submit their peace report for recognition
PEA CE GA RD EN
'MO PH MEN T OT O C OF P EA OM PET CE' ITI ON
JUN-JUL.2021
Awards Presentation
SCHOOL Eligibility Track record of participation in and supporter of peacebuilding activities organised by Rotary or supported / recognized by Rotary. Minimum number of participations in recognised peacebuilding activities, school-based or community-based
INCENTIVES for schools A recognition, renewable annually Participate in Rotary activities and international exchanges programmes through Rotary international networks
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Acknowledgement
Venue Sponsor : Sponsors :
Parsons Music Corporation SocietyNext Foundation
Printing Sponsor :
Mr. Robert IP (Rotary Club of Hong Kong, Konica Minolta Business Solutions (HK) Ltd.)
Peace Partner : Exhibition Partner :
Graphic & Event Production :
Curators :
Exhibition Creative Direction : Exhibition Layout Design : Exhibition Advisor : Content Builder :
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Hong Kong Land
UNESCO Hong Kong Association Glocal Peace Centre Rotary Club of Hong Kong PE Ankie Mak Rotary Club of The HUB Hong Kong Mr. Berni Law Mr. Roy Lam
Ms. Danielle Hou Ms. Chantal Chan
(Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
Mr. Chris Kyme (Kymechou Communications)
PP Kelvin Mui
(Rotary Club of Hong Kong, Axiom Design Partnership Ltd)
PP Joseph Chan
(Rotary Club of Wanchai)
UHKA Glocal Peace Centre (GPC) Team Mr. Nelson Chan Ms. Rachel Lee Mr. Aaron Chik Ms. Canan Chiu Ms. Rachel Lam
JS Design Consultant Limited
Futures of Education - A Rotary Perspective Video Direction :
Interviewers :
Professor Dr. Samuel Leong
(Hon Member of Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
PP Mitzi Leung
(Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
PP Donna Buckland PP Rosa Pang
(Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
IPP Kenneth Poon Ms. Sarah Tam
(Rotary Club of Hong Kong)
(Rotary Club of Happy Valley) (Rotary Alumni)
Ms. Justine Kwok Video Photography :
Video Direction : Video Editing :
CP Joseph Leung Mr. Nelson Chan
(Rotary Club of Central Harbourfront)
Mr. Chris Kyme
(Kymechou Communications)
Mr. Wang Wong
(MODE-A)
Mr. Chris Kyme
(Kymechou Communications)
(UHKA Glocal Peace Centre)
RAGFP Peace School Scheme Video Direction and Script : Video Editing :
Mr. Simon C.F. Fu
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LIVING & LINKING
ACE YOUR PIECE OF PE
PEACE THROUGH SERVICE
RAGFP Hong Kong & Macao Chapter Secretariat Rm 1206, C C Wu Building, 302-308 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong
: info.ragfphkmacao@gmail.com : (852) 5288 4764
: www.rotarypeace3450.org