Nancy Brittain, District Peace Fellowship Chair, presented information on this invaluable, amazing program. Fun fact: Our own Clarence Murphy was on the Committee for Peace Fellows for many years. The Rotary Foundation funded the Peace and Conflict Resolution to create network of peace building to empower and educate. Launched in 2002, Rotary Peace Centers have trained over 1,400 individuals for careers in peace building in more than 115 countries, and program alumni serve as leaders in both governmental and nongovernmental agencies, international organizations, and more. 

Rotary District 7410, NE Pennsylvania, invites those interested in learning more about the Rotary Peace Fellowship program to contact: Nancy H. Brittain, District Rotary Peace Fellowship chair, Sayre Rotary, by email to NancyLBrittain@icloud.com or by calling (570) 423-0288. There are opportunities for fully funded Masters' Degree and Certificate programs.

To learn more about the program, applicants are encouraged to visit the Rotary Peace Centers website at www.rotary.org/peace-fellowships. 

Rotarian John Kulba announced that the Highway Cleanup will happen on April 10. Rotarians and friends will meet at the Sunoco Station, 1229 W. Main St, Stroudsburg, PA at 8AM to clean up the ramp on Rte 80. This is a much needed service to the community. We have all been noticing what a mess this section is, especially with the snow melt. Gloves, bags and safety vests are provided. Let's get our and clean up. Masks are required.