Amy Hammerstrom of Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington shares how Girl Scouts empowers girls in kindergarten through 12th grade to build courage, confidence, character, and leadership.
Police Chief Jed Wilson introduces himself and shares an overview of the Wilsonville Police Department, including its structure, community partnerships, and approach to responding to crime.
Daniel Nibouar of Clackamas County will speak on the topic of disaster preparedness.
Josh Dalglish, Mike Bishop, and Curt Kipp review the Heart of Gold Gala and Banquet and look ahead to the Wilsonville Summer Concerts that bring the community together.
Shawn Moyer-DeMarre explores the history of distilled spirits in Oregon, from the Oregon Territory through Prohibition to modern times, and how it reflects the state’s character.
Capucine Dresse will share stories and insights from her year as a Rotary Youth Exchange student in Wilsonville, Oregon.
Meghan Hodges of the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program will provide an update on recent milestones, proposed improvements, current funding, and next steps needed in order to move into the construction phase.
Mica Miro, Engagement Director for Green Empowerment, will share how long-term partnerships and community leadership help remote communities build sustainable clean water and renewable energy infrastructure.
Reba J. Parker, an accomplished author, keynote speaker, and professor at the College of Charleston with over 25 years of experience, teaches sociology through a peace studies lens. She will share her insights on a fresh, practical path to reimagining peace.
Kaylee Chrystal, Community Engagement Coordinator for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Oregon, will share how consistent access to books supports early literacy, strengthens family engagement, and helps children reach important developmental milestones.