FRIDAY 5 APRIL:

15:45-16:00 Registrering og innsjekk
16:00-16:45 Velkommen og informasjon
16:45-17:10 Rotary Distrikt 2310
17:10-17:20 OIRC Youth Projects
17:20-18:20 Mingling/fritid
18:20-19:20 En overraskelse av Mikael Khei
19:20-19:30 Pause/vi samles i restauranten
19:30-21:45 Middag
21.45 → Icebreaker

SATURDAY 6 APRIL:

08:30-08:40 Åpning, info og forventninger
08:40-09:00 Rotaract presentasjon
09:00-09:40 Robert Mood
09:40-09:50 Pause
09:50-10:30 Nelly Kongshaug, Røde Kors
10:30-10:40 Pause
10:40-11:20 Sondre Gullichsen
11:20-11:30 Pause
11:30-12:10 Nora Gamst, Lederne
12.10-12.20 Pause
12:20-13:00 Fanny Duckert
13:00-14:00 Lunsj
14:00-15:00 Nansen Fredssenter – Crash-kurs
15:00-15:10 Pause
15:10-17:10 Nansen Fredssenter – Workshop
17:10-17:20 Pause
17:20-18:00 Leif Munkelien – Metalheads against bullying
19:00-19:30 Treff før middagen med stemning!
19:30 → Middag

SUNDAY 7 APRIL:

09:00-09:45 Oppsummering av lørdag
09:45-10:00 Pause
10:00-10:40 Wenche Fredricksen, DNB
10:40 Utsjekk
10:50-11:50 Paneldebatt
11:50-12:00 Pause
12:00-12:30 Refleksjoner og diskusjoner
12:30-13:00 Avslutning og tilbakemeldinger
13:00-14:00 Lunsj
14:00-14:30 Farvel og hjemreise

Robert Mood is a retired lieutenant general with extensive UN, National and NATO experience, former President of the Norwegian Red Cross. During his military service in the Norwegian Army, he deployed to Lebanon within UNIFIL and Kosovo (KFOR and COMKFORs Command Group). Promoted to Brigadier, he took charge of the Combined Arms Training Centre in Norway. He was additionally appointed Head of Mission and Chief of Staff of UN Truce Supervision Organization with a regional role in the Middle East. From March 2012 to August 2012 Robert Mood established and headed the unarmed United Nations Supervision Mission on the ground in Syria during its 90 day mandated period to implement the six point proposal of Kofi Annan. While serving as head of UNTSO he was elected Dean of UN Force Commanders.

Robert is socially engaged and using his unique experience helping to build a good society for the future. Robert is currently one of the most sought-after speaker and senior advisors within his wide range of fields.

https://robertmood.no/

Fanny Duckert is professor of psychology and clinical specialist and specializes in management and communication, media exposure, stress and coping, as well as early intervention for alcohol problems. Among other things, Fanny has been head of department at the Department of Psychology at UIO, dean at the Faculty of Social Sciences and chair of the National Program for Development, Research and Education, as well as Norad’s Program for Master’s Studies.

In her publications, services and lectures, Fanny covers everything from organizational and management development to communication and conflict, culture and diversity, flirting and positive attention and alcohol and lifestyle issues.

Since 2018, Fanny has been a private practicing psychologist specialist and consultant, to the delight of those who are lucky enough to benefit from her time and knowledge.

https://fannyduckert.no/om-fanny-duckert

Nora Gamst is a certified Insights Discovery™ Practitioner and Behaviour Elements™ Guide, and has been conducting leadership development courses since 2014 both domestically and internationally. She has conducted courses on various topics, including project management and event management, and has specialized in topics related to personality types, behavior, and human core drivers that influence our motivation.

Nora employs a holistic and multifaceted approach that enables leaders and team members to communicate and collaborate more effectively, identify new opportunities, and achieve their set goals.

Currently employed at Lederne as a section leader for organization and development, Nora previously worked as a senior advisor in the Ministry of Health and Care Services, held project management roles in hospitals, and served in leadership positions on various boards, including the EU board within the healthcare sector. https://lederne.no/

Trine Kjær Christensen works at the Nansen Peace Center and is responsible for coordinating and implementing the centre’s core courses: Dialogue in Conflict, Public Dialogue, and Dialogue Facilitation. In addition, she coordinates and conducts courses and workshops on behalf of external entities. Trine also oversees the center’s alumni network, Pockets of Peace, and is involved in the academic development of new projects, as well as student and university collaborations.

Previously, she worked as a lecturer at the Norwegian Defence University College, where she taught cultural understanding and gender in military operations. Trine has also worked at the Danish embassy in Ghana and conducted fieldwork in Liberia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Trine holds a bachelor’s degree in social anthropology and a master’s degree in peace and conflict studies from the University of Oslo.

https://peace.no

Harald Karmhus works with teaching and facilitating the dialog methodology. Harald’s work experience primarily revolves around politics and political administration. Previously, he has worked for the political secretariat in Trøndelag County Municipality and for the European Parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg. Harald has also interned at the embassy in Sarajevo and taught English in a refugee camp in Greece. He holds a master’s degree in European Studies from NTNU, where he conducted research on extremist parties on both the left and right wings, and is a trained teacher from the same institution.

https://peace.no

Leif Munkelien, head of “Metalheads Against Bullying” is deeply concerned about the development of bullying in schools. The student survey shows that bullying has increased from 7.9% to 9.9%, involving both peer bullying and an increase in bullying from adults at school. The organization believes that there needs to be a greater focus on understanding the impact of bullying on an individual.

“Metalheads Against Bullying” is a user and family organization that highlights the issue of bullying in society. The organization consists of volunteers with personal experience of bullying and the long-term consequences it has in adulthood. These volunteers dedicate their free time to openly sharing what bullying has done to them and how it continues to affect them years after the bullying has ended. They offer presentations on what bullying is and what it has led to for the speakers. These individuals speak openly, honestly, and brutally about their own experiences.

Leif, in particular, is willing to discuss what bullying is, the consequences of bullying, and how to stop it. He has extensive and valuable experience in the fight against bullying.

For more information, you can visit their website: Metalheads Against Bullying.

Nelli Kongshaug is project manager for the Red Cross helpline for children and youth in Norway, and has been working there since 2007. She is interested in the voice of youth and in giving young people space for speech and to be listened to.

Nelli travels around Norway speaking to both children and adults about online issues, focusing on both sides of the use of technology and how it affects day-to-day life.

By moderating forum threads on the helpline webpage, the ‘harmful but not illegal’ aspect is present every day in Nelli’s work. Is it possible to make guidelines for content online, and will they work? And how can we work with young people to find good solutions? These are just some of the questions which Nelli is nterested in.  

www.korspahalsen.no

Sondre Gulichsen is a 32-year-old technology geek from the lovely town of Fredrikstad in Norway. Graduating from the university with a bachelor’s in computer science and a master’s in international business management triggered him to begin working for a small technology startup with his former college friends, where the daily roles varied from seller to marketer, to programmer.

After the business was up and running, he decided to move to Oslo and start working for the biggest media agency in the world, GroupM / WPP, as a programmatic specialist. The following 5 years he learned all the different aspects of marketing and media, and landed the job as Head of Programmatic, with a team consisting of 19 people.

2 years ago, Sondre chose to embark on a new journey within the technology sector, joining the company SeenThis as a Global Account Director.  Now, he is traveling EMEA to open new offices and grow the business, selling and developing streaming technology together with the world’s largest clients and agencies.

Mikael Khei is the Project manager of “Vindskift Østfold” and works with youth who experience challenges and exclusions. He has developed a communication training with practical approach. In his 18 years experience with this, Mikael has done a lot of projects both with youths, but also with companies and team building. He often uses rhythm instruments in these activities.

https://www.vindskift.no/

Caroline Western Torgersen hails from Hønefoss, Norway and is formerly an exchange student through Rotary International Youth Exchange 08/09 in Minnesota, USA, Currently employed as an Agreement Coordinator at TINE SA, Kalbakken department, She has a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Administration from Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. She has been serving as a board member at Rotaract Oslo International.

https://www.rotaractoslo.com/

Justine Wild comes from Calgary, Canada. Since 2015, she’s been an active Rotaractor, taking on diverse roles within the organization such as President of UCalgary Rotaract, District Rotaract Representative (5360),and District Youth Services Chair (5360). At the moment she’s a member of Rotaract Oslo International.

Justine is currently pursuing her MSc in Human Rights and Multiculturalism at the University of South-East Norway, Drammen campus.

https://www.rotaractoslo.com/

Wenche Fredriksen is the head of diversity and inclusion at DNB. She has worked for 30 years at Accenture, both as a consultant and in HR. She has held the role of Nordic Inclusion & Diversity Lead for many years. Wenche is an inspiring storyteller who actively uses her life experiences to challenge and build a more diverse and inclusive world.

Welcome to Lily Country Club – your own club on the country side! https://lilycountryclub.no/en/

A modern and friendly hotel with a lot of extras!

NB! Make sure you prioritise the conference and not the spa! 😉