
District 2310 RYLA Conference 2024
A RYLA program should aim to:
Develop young people’s leadership skills and recognize those who are making a positive difference in their communities
Instill a lifelong commitment to service in young people and connect them with ongoing opportunities to serve through Rotary
Fulfill Rotary’s commitment to youth service by empowering young people through leadership development

DATE: April 5-7th, 2024
PLACE: Lily Country Club, Kløfta
MAIN TOPICS: Mental Health, Conflict Management and Communication
AGE GROUP: 20 – 30 years (if you have younger candidates who you think should be considered, get in touch)
LANGUAGE: Norwegian and English oral comprehension, the conference will mostly take place in Norwegian
PARTICIPANT FEE: NOK 6,000 for the whole weekend, all meals and incl. single room. If two candidates want to share a room, the price is NOK 5,500 per person.
REGISTRATION: When a candidate is registered, we consider this as CONFIRMED
PROGRAM
(This is a rough draft, detailed program will be published soon)
A free of charge shuttle bus from OSL (Oslo Airport Bus hub) will be arranged at approx 15:45/16:00 on Friday and return on Sunday after the luncheon.
Friday 5 April:
16:00 – 17:00 Registration and check-in
17:00 – 18:00 Information and Intro
18:00 – 19:00 Ice-breaker
19:00 – 21:00 Dinner
Saturday 6 April:
09:00 – 12:00 Conference
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch
13:30 – 16:00 Nansen Peace Center
16:00 – 17:30 Conference
18:30 – 22:00 Dinner & entertainment
Sunday 7 April:
09:00 – 09:30 Wrap-up/summary
09:30 – 10:00 Panel debate
10:00 – 13:00 Conference/discussions
13:00 – 14:30 Lunch & departure
SPEAKERS
Ltn General Robert Mood
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 Team Facilitator & Leadership Mentor and helps people to reach their potential by developing paths for personal growth in an inclusive environment.
She specializes in developing systems and facilitating processes that strengthen individuals, coordinate organizations and create win-win scenarios. Connect, analyze situations and see the big picture to create new solutions and ways to improve any given situation by working efficiently and structured.
Nora is currently also Head of Organisation & Development section at Lederne
Trine Kjær Christensen jobber på Nansen Fredssenter og har ansvar for koordinering og gjennomføring av senterets kjernekurs: Dialogue in Conflict, Public Dialogue og Dialogue Facilitation. I tillegg koordinerer og gjennomfører hun kurs og workshops på oppdrag fra eksterne. Trine har også ansvar for senterets alumni nettverk Pockets of Peace og jobber også med faglig utvikling av nye prosjekter, samt student- og universitetssamarbeid.
Tidligere har hun arbeidet som høgskolelektor ved Forsvarets høgskole, hvor hun underviste i kulturforståelse og kjønn i militære operasjoner. Trine har jobbet ved den danske ambassaden i Ghana og gjort feltarbeid i Liberia og Den demokratiske republikken Kongo. Trine har en bachelorgrad i sosialantropologi og mastergrad i fred- og konfliktstudier fra UiO.
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Astrid Folkedal Kraidy: Astrid Folkedal Kraidy jobber på Nansen Fredssenter og bidrar inn i dialogprosesser og kurs, holder dialogverksteder, koordinerer arrangementer og jobber strategisk med skolesatsing. Hun underviser – også på Nansenskolen – og har i tillegg oppgaver knyttet til den daglige driften av senteret.
Tidligere har hun arbeidet som universitetslektor, blant annet ved American University of Beirut. Hun har også erfaring med å holde kurs i tverrkulturell kommunikasjon, og hun har jobbet som journalist og kommunikasjonsrådgiver. Astrid har hovedfag i fransk fra Universitetet i Oslo, der hun også har studert Midtøsten-studier, og hun har en mastergrad i tverrkulturell kommunikasjon fra Frankrike.
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Vi i metalheads against bullying er svært bekymret for utviklingen av mobbing i skolene. Elevundersøkelsen viser at mobbing har økt fra 7,9% til 9,9% av mobbing fra medelever den viser også økning av mobbing fra voksne på skolen. Vi mener at det må settes inn et større fokus på hva mobbing gjør med en person
Metalheads agaisnt bullying er en bruker og pårørende organisasjon som setter mobbing på agendaen i samfunnet. Organisasjonen består av frivillige med egenerfaring av mobbing og hvilke konsekvenser mobbing gir i voksen alder. Disse frivillige vier sin fritid til å fortelle åpent om hva mobbing har gjort og hvordan det fortsatt påvirker dem flere år etter at mobbingen tok slutt. Vi tilbyr foredrag om hva mobbing er, og hva mobbing har ført til for våre foredragsholdere, disse personene snakker åpent, ærlig og brutalt om egne erfaringer
Leif:vil snakke om hva mobbing er, hvilke konsekvenser mobbing gir og hvordan kan en stoppe mobbing. Har lang og god erfaring i kampen mot mobbing,
https://www.against-bullying.com
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 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.
