Rotary News
Rotary members join 3D print enthusiasts to make personal protective equipment in short supply due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A need to connect with different age groups is woven into our genes
The Rotarian Conversation:Marc FreedmanThis longevity expert has found that both younger and older people thrive when they work together with a common purpose — something
Rotary’s first-ever virtual convention attracted more than 60,000 registrants and 175,000 viewers during its weeklong program.
Holger Knaack has a fresh vision for the Rotary of the future. With a little help from his friends, things should go swimmingly.
The Rotary Foundation Trustees and RI Board of Directors have added a new area of focus: supporting the environment.
Rotary clubs in districts across Italy worked together to procure state-of-the-art equipment needed to combat the deadly coronavirus disease for 26 hospitals around the country.
Rotary clubs in East Africa are forging partnerships to provide hand washing stations and food in areas where social distancing is a luxury that few can afford.
Members help launch site so merchants can sell goods, organize supplies to make sanitizer, and provide food to health care workers.
Clem Renouf, the RI president who inspired Rotary’s polio eradication efforts,
Rotary provides $20 million to help communities worldwide respond to COVID-19EVANSTON, Ill. (June 23, 2020) — Rotary members throughout the world are working safely and diligently to assess and provide for urgent
Snap judgmentsFrom Hong Kong to Hungary, Rotarians captured perfect moments in our annual photo contestThis year, we received more than 600 entries to our photo contest from
The ongoing evolution of Rotaract is redefining its place within Rotary.
With help from a Rotary Foundation global grant, a group of women in rural Costa Rica are using ecotourism to enrich their families' futures.
Statement from Rotary InternationalAt Rotary, we have no tolerance for racism. Promoting respect, celebrating diversity, demanding ethical leadership, and working tirelessly to advance peace are central tenets of our work.We have
Rotarians in Lithuania and the United States promote the use of bubble helmets to help patients avoid mechanical ventilators.
One of Rotary’s most colorful traditions is members’ exchanging club banners.
Joint Statement from Kiwanis International, Lions Clubs International, Optimist International, and Rotary
Members use ingenuity, flexibility to help people affected by coronavirus and to stay connected
Inspired in part by Indiana Jones, space archaeologist Sarah Parcak uses futuristic airborne technology to unearth the treasures of the past.
