Speaker’s Bureau

  1. What is a District Speaker?
    She is usually a member of the district board of directors.
  2. What expenses does the local Sisterhood incur by having her?
    The expense is minimal. Treat her as you would a guest in your home. Assist her in making transportation connections if she is not driving. The District pays all other costs. If she prefers staying at a hotel, assist in those arrangements.
  3. What will she speak about?
    She may speak about any subject pertaining to sisterhood activities. She may participate in the installation of officers, in Sisterhood Shabbat, or may conduct a Leadership Workshop. It is advisable to utilize her services at a Board meeting specially scheduled, if possible, at the time of her visit for other purposes.
  4. How often is a District Speaker available to a local Sisterhood?
    Just as with Women of Reform Judaism, the District can only honor one request per sisterhood on alternate years. This allows every sisterhood either a WRJ speaker or a district speaker each year.
  5. How is a District Speaker requested?
    Requests for a district speaker should be mailed to the District President at least eight (8) weeks before the date desired.
  6. How is a District Speaker honored?
    A voluntary contribution to a WRJ Project/Activity, in honor of the speaker, is recommended.
Name of Sisterhood:
Date of Request:
Address:
Name of President:
Phone:
E-mail:
Date District Visit is Desired:
Size of Board:
Time of Meeting:
Place:
Type of District Personnel Requested
Individual speaker for:
Leadership Speaker at General Meeting Installation of Officers Sisterhood Sabbath Other