The Capital District is responsible for education of it’s clubs and members. One of the methods used to provide education is through the facilitation of District Conferences and Conventions.
District Conventions
Each August, Capital District Kiwanis holds it’s annual convention to educate its member, elect it’s leaders, celebrate our accomplishments and promote fellowship. Convention locations rotate primarily among cities:
Baltimore, MD (Mason Dixon Region)
Washington, DC Metropolitan Area (National Capital Region)
Richmond, VA (Heart of Virginia Region)
Williamsburg, VA (Southeast Virginia Region)
Roanoke, VA (Southwest Virginia Region)
Midyear Conferences
Each March, Capital District Kiwanis holds it’s annual Midyear Conference to educate its member and promote fellowship.
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The Capital District is responsible for education of it’s clubs and members. One of the methods used to provide education is through the facilitation of District Conferences and Conventions.
District Conventions
Each August, Capital District Kiwanis holds it’s annual convention to educate its member, elect it’s leaders, celebrate our accomplishments and promote fellowship. Convention locations rotate primarily among cities:
Midyear Conferences
Each March, Capital District Kiwanis holds it’s annual Midyear Conference to educate its member and promote fellowship.
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Have your SLP Advisors completed their background checks in the dashboard?Kids Need Strong Service Leadership Programs. They need programs with advisors and Kiwanians that work with them to constantly be aware of protecting them. Please take time to review the Kiwanis Youth Protection Policies and Procedures
By now, every Kiwanis club should have presented the program on Youth Protection: kiwanis.org/who-we-are/youth-protection/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Dr. Melinda Hill will lead the Capital District’s DEIBA quarterly webinar on May 22nd. It will be an interactive virtual leadership development opportunity led by a highly acclaimed trainer: the 90-minute workshop will fly by! Join us from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm on Wednesday evening, May 22nd. Learn how you can be more effective in your impact and be a more satisfied leader, too!
Melinda Hill, PhD is identified as a Maxwell trained leadership educator, experienced executive coach, with stellar DEIBA credentials, certified through a Cornell University DEIBA training course. Her topic is "Developing the Leader Within: Applying DEIBA Values." Tune in for free, and this is open to all interested parties. Please share this information with your clubs – attending could count toward achieving distinguished club status!
Join us by registering here: https://k03.site.kiwanis.org/diversity-equity-incl…
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Is this open to Key Club student leaders as well?
Study after study shows that volunteering with an organization like Kiwanis does more than make people feel good. Volunteering enhances social networks, improves mental health and contributes to higher levels of happiness, self-esteem, self-worth and life satisfaction. Interested in Kiwanis? Ask us for details. #KidsNeedKiwanis
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