Evenemang

Rotary is a professional network and this morning, three of our members will present themselves in aspects of:

"What is important for them right now and where they plan to go". This to get to know eachother better and to make new connections. 

First out is our president, Stina, our treasurer Cedric and past president Jessica. 

Due to several reasons the Club meeting is cancelled. But we will meet in next week!

Tostan is an Africa based organization with a unique three-year educational model that sustainably has improved the lives of nearly 6 million people. Based in human rights and democracy, health and environment, equality and entrepreneurship Tostan gives women, men and children tools in the struggle against poverty and ignorance. In addition to a general improvement of daily living, Tostan´s educational program has led over 9500 communities and more than 5,7 million people to publicly declare an end to female genital cutting and child marriages.

Susanna Öhrn, representing the Swedish part of Tostan, will join us in our breakfast room and talk about the work that this non-profit-organization does! 

Let us watch the Brutalist together! It is a film about the visionary architect László Toth (Adrien Brody) who came to America to rebuild his life and his marriage. In this post World War II- time he settles in Pennsylvania where he meets the wealthy industrialist Harrison Lee Van Buren (Guy Pearce) who sees his talent in the construction area. 

We change the date and activity for our monthly evening meeting. Folkets Bio in Lund has two cinemas, Kino and Södran, with a wide range of films in different genres.They import, distribute and show quality movies, documentaries, classical films as well as opera and theatre. After the film Kino Bistro is open for something to eat and drink as well as for a lively discussion about the film.  

Do not forget to register! Non members can contact Stina F. Eriksdotter. 

Rotary is a professional network and this morning, three of our members will present themselves in aspects of:

"What is important for them right now and where they plan to go". This to get to know eachother better and to make new connections. 

Today Maria, Helena and Chiara will present themselves. 

International Citizen Hub Lund provides valuable information to international employees and their families, organizes relevant activities, and offers a welcoming environment for meeting others. Our goal is to make the experience in southern Sweden enjoyable for both employees and their families.

Lisa Andersson and her colleague Jeanette from the international citizens hub of Lund will to come speak at our breakfast meeting 8th April!

At International Citizen Hub Lund, we're here to enlighten, coordinate, and connect international employees and their families with Sweden’s various authorities, local associations, educational institutions, and the private sector. Our goal is to attract specialized talent, retain it in the region, and ensure you feel at home here.

We regularly host events that align with these goals, and we warmly welcome all internationals in the region to sign up and join our events and Drop-In service.

Our website provides links to English-language web pages to help you navigate the Swedish system and discover the wonderful things the region has to offer.

This Tuesday we have no meeting due to Easter Holiday!
Hope to see you all next Tuesday, 22nd of April!

Greetings, 

/Stina, your President

Have you visited the very centre of Skåne? In that case you have also seen the sculpture “Mittelen” which is marking the place. But do you know the story around it? Lars Ekholm, sculptor and artist, tells us about this work of art and many others, also made in cortén, and of course, with a story attached. The public room needs works of art! Lars Ekholms sculptures can be seen in many places from Umeå in the north of Sweden to Odense in Denmark. 

What we wear on our heads is not just accidentally. There is often a very interesting history behind. Kristina af Klinteberg, Independent Scholar in Lund, will tell us about the secret messages hidden in a Napoleonic Headdress: a Pearl and Cameo headpiece, once belonging to Empress Joséphine (1763-1814). 

Rotary is a professional network and this morning, three of our members were about to present themselves in aspects of:

"What is important for them right now and where they plan to go". This to get to know eachother better and to make new connections. 

Unfortunately none of them could come, so we will have mini-egos instead where we all will have a chance to talk and get to know eachother better. Pay via the WEIQ-app!

Hydroponic growing? or How to grow your vegetables in the basement of your appartment building!

Arielle, one of our "green-fingered"-members, will take us to the cellar where she and her mates do hydroponic gardening, and tell us all about it! And then we will eat breakfast together. 

As we won't be at our usual breakfast buffe, we need to know in advance how many will come, to be able to buy rolls, make coffe and tea etc- So please register at the latest 12 o'clock on Monday the 12th May, either via a mail to Maria, hejamaja@gmail.com or here at clubrunner. 

Please observe that we will meet outside "Vårdcentralen Blomman", at Sankt Laurentiigatan 10, Lund, at 07:30 am, sharp! 

Lund Academics for Palestine (LUAP) is a network of faculty and staff members across Lund University. LUAP emerged informally after October 7, 2023, as a group calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Formalized as Lund Academics for Palestine, we aim to serve as an academic base in the fight for the liberation, justice, and self-determination of the Palestinian people. LUAP is politically independent.

This is our last evening meeting in our series of Back to the Roots. You are welcome to the President's place where you will be able to listen to live piano music: Nocturnes and Waltzes by Chopin. On the menue is a tasty Polish soup made of sour rye, egg and sausage. There will be a completey vegan dish as well: Polish Barstj - root beet soup. Please register - otherwise there might be too little of the soups! We will also listen to Tristan Norman presenting his current project.

The Institute for Economics & Peace is an internationally renowned think tank. They are experts in peace, conflict and risk with a global mission, influence and impact. Tristan Norman, one of our Global Grant Student, recently joined the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) Global Ambassador program training. IEP is a long-time Rotary partner and has a Rotary Peace Academy for Rotarians. Tristan Norman does an online ambassador training to share about IEP research and a message to an international audience. Part of completing this training is to conduct a talk on this topic within his community, i.e. LIRC. 

Lund Academics for Palestine (LUAP) is a network of faculty and staff members across Lund University. LUAP emerged informally after October 7, 2023, as a group calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Formalized as Lund Academics for Palestine, we aim to serve as an academic base in the fight for the liberation, justice, and self-determination of the Palestinian people. LUAP is politically independent.

Henrik Hedlund will talk about growing in a new way - is it possible to let plants grow freely according to their inner ability, not having to adjust to the limits in their surroundings? Today we will get to know a new method and a platform for optimal growing with a world record in growth rate and high in nutrition: aerophonics. All is based on research made at SLU, Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, i Alnarp.

We will meet for breakfast in the Wineroom at the Grand hotel, but with no speaker. The presidential handover will be in August, on the 19th, due to travels. The meeting will be an evaluation of the Rotary year and a look forward to the summer. Please come and share your memories from Midsummer's Eve!

More information will come.

our new president Matthew invites you to the breakfast meeting on the 26th of August:

As I promised during my brief introduction to the year, the meeting on 26 August is dedicated to a brief message on my goals followed by an open discussion among the members to gather input on how we structure this coming year. Do we have occasional evening meetings still? If so, suggestions on format? Shall we continue with meetings every week (excluding Holiday periods), or do we look at a different frequency? Suggestions for interesting programs? And more open discussions. If you are unable to attend, feel free to speak with or write to me with any of your input.

Welcome to our breakfast meeting in LIRC.

The breakfast buffet is available from 7 am, we sit in the "wine room" and the meeting itself starts around 07:45 am.

Do join us!

Come to mingle, inspire and be inspired.