Speakers

Miracle in the Mara is the true story of a boy’s dream that becomes a reality through determination, some unlikely connections, and a lot of hard and effective work. In doing so, the Mara Napa Camps and the Conservation and Education Center have become a source of great congregations of both guests and native Maasai in learning new skills and about the native heritage.

Yuhui Chen and Amy Boggs were lucky enough to meet San Carlos Rotarian Terry Wilson as they traveled together to Kenya with Rotarians from 9 clubs and 3 districts. 

If you bring his book, he will be happy to sign: 

https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Mara-Unforgettable-Maasai-Warriors/dp/B0BLR3JD33/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

 

Nan Su is a historian and a journalist. As a 1st generation Chinese-American, he holds insights into traditional Chinese culture and the transition away from that culture under communism, with an emphasis on US-China relations. He will share his perspective on China's interest in Taiwan and the South China Seas.

Nadine Rambeau is the Executive Director of EPACENTER, a creative youth development organization that works with East Palo Alto youth as they "amplify their talents and impact their world through art and design."

The name (pronounced “epicenter”) refers to the rich cultural energy of their home, the City of East Palo Alto (EPA). EPACENTER provides opportunities for youth to amplify their creative voices, resulting in a stronger and more vibrant city.