June 8-11, 2022
Indianapolis, Indiana

Virtual or In-Person

REGISTRATION:
New This Year:  Come for the entire convention or just come for a day. New options let you personalize a convention experience that works best for you. Registration opens March 15 but you can view all the packages available now by clicking the button below.

Did you know that your club can pay all or a portion of each member's convention expenses from its service account. The Kiwanis Education Conference qualifies as an acceptable educational expense of the club. Covered expenses can include: registration fees, hotel, airfare or mileage, meals, per diem and other expenses as determined by the club. The Kiwanis Education Conference qualifies as an acceptable educational expense of the club.
HOTEL:
​The Georgia District will be staying at the Westin Indianapolis which is in the middle of the action with countless restaurants, shops, and clubs just outside the hotel doors. $189 a night plus tax​
WORKSHOPS & SCHEDULE:
​Redesigned master classes will go deeper into leadership training and community service with subject-matter experts. These trained professionals will get you thinking and send you home with a to-do list designed to take your club to the next level. Click below to view the convention schedule:
SPEAKERS & ENTERTAINMENT:
​Throughout the weekend, there will be Guest Speakers and Entertainment that you don’t want to miss including:
Diana Trujillo:  Diana Trujillo picks up rocks on Mars. She also digs into the Martian soil. The aerospace engineer is in charge of the team that created — and now operates — the robotic arm on the spacecraft that landed on Mars. Perseverance rover has been exploring the red planet since February 2021.
Jimmy Casas:  Leadership was never meant to be a committee of one. Jimmy Casas lives the principle that he teaches every day. His commitment to creating a culture of excellence earned his school the title as one of the Best High Schools in the nation by Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report.
Rachel Giannini:  Every moment is critical to helping kids develop healthy brains, says Rachel Giannini. She would know — her work as a preschool teacher earned her a prominent place in a documentary about the importance of early childhood education. And she can help your club serve kids in the community.
Michael Cavanaugh:  Michael Cavanaugh was handpicked by Billy Joel to portray the Piano Man and worked with the superstar musician to shape the Broadway musical that would be called "Movin’ Out." In the lead role, Cavanaugh received Tony and Grammy nominations.