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Events
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RCMC Theatre Outing
August 22nd 2:00 PM Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge There is a saying in Nashville, “It all begins with a song.” But how did Nashville become the uncontested home of country music? Was it the infamous Grand Ole Opry, or the artists who came to play and never left? Nashville Music City shines a neon light on the artists and songs that gave the city its name. With just a suitcase, those infamous three chords, and the truth, superstars like Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Shania Twain, Garth Brooks, Keith Urban, The Chicks – and yes, Taylor Swift – all hit that honkytonk highway of country music dreams, and look where it led them. Join us for this feel-good musical revue, and get swept away by hit after hit as we raise the roof on country stardom! Any questions please contact Ken Marchant |
"Reflecting on My Life
in Academia" Our Speaker: Bruce Ryan
August 20th 
RCMC Club Member Bruce Ryan is Professor Emeritus of Child and Youth Studies in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition at the University of Guelph.
In addition to his normal teaching, research and administrative responsibilities at the University, he has held board leadership positions in several social service agencies at the provincial and national level. He was President of Children’s and Family Services of Guelph and Wellington County, President of the Guelph Community Health Centre, President of Family Service Ontario where he also chaired the accreditation committee for FSO and the same committee for the Ontario Association of Credit Counselling Services. He was also the founding President of the Canadian Centre for Accreditation which accredits a wide variety of social service agencies across Canada. “Understanding Reconciliation and Potentiality for Social Innovation”
Our Speaker: Stephen Jackson August 6th 
This presentation will provide an understanding of Reconciliation including a modern definition of reconciliation and a description of the comprehensive AONest system of support.
A demonstration of the AONest mental health software system will also be provided along with how this resource is being used by agencies in Waterloo Region to prevent Indigenous homelessness. Broader potential social innovation impacts for urban centres will be provided. |
August Newsletter
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Upcoming In-person Meetings
August 6
Stephen Jackson: Truth and Reconciliation
Aug 20
Bruce Ryan :
Reflecting on my Life in Academia - or How to Get Out of One Dead-end After Another
COFFEE and COOKIES at 9:30am
For a list of upcoming meetings please use the MENU above or CLICK HERE
Coffee Meetings
RCMC Coffee Morning
Join us on Aug 13th and Aug 27th
9:30 am at
The Boathouse
116 Gordon
Or
Uptown Grill: 694 Woolwich St.
Future Events
August 22nd.
Nashville Music City
Hamilton Family Theatre
Cambridge 2pm
Oct. 24th.
Murder on the Orient Express
Hamilton Family Theatre
Cambridge 2pm
Thank You Letters - CLICK HERE
Previous Meetings
Please use the MENU above or: For previous meetings and minutes CLICK HERE
For Speaker's Notes CLICK HERE
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