Rotary News
Rotary is forging a path to full literacy in India.
The relationship between Rotary International and the Peace Corps, made official with a 2014 partnership agreement, has its foundation in the organizations’ shared values.
Meet the winners of the 2020-21 Rotaract Outstanding Project Awards
Gordon McInally selected to be 2023-24 Rotary International President
Rotary joined its partners in the GPEI to mark the first anniversary of a public health milestone: the WHO's African region being certified free of wild polio.
Rotaractors harness the power of their networks to amplify their impact.
Learn more about the projects that Rotarians and Rotaractors are bringing to life in their communities
Members and government health officials use boats to reach villages deep in the rainforest.
Learn more about the projects that Rotarians and Rotaractors are bringing to life in their communities.
The arrival of the first peace fellows at the new peace center in Kampala, Uganda, heralds the beginning of a new era for Rotary and the continent.
Rotary 2022 International Convention to be held in HoustonThe event will bring more than 20,000 participants from around the world and deliver $30 million in local economic
Rotary projects around the
In 2016, North Korean immigrants chartered the Rotary Club of Ulsan Freedom — a fitting name for those who risked their lives for their freedom.
Our new president, Shekhar Mehta, envisions Rotary’s next chapter – and is ready to make it a reality.
RI director and PolioPlus national advocacy adviser are responsible for an estimated 50% of vaccinations in their region
Rotary’s second virtual convention highlights accomplishment in polio, progress toward ending COVID-19
Rotary has a remarkable record when it comes to health initiatives. Now the global pandemic has brought attention to another aspect of health that is often overlooked: mental health.
Common Ground: Rotary Magazine 2021 Photo Awards. In a time of separation, our winning photographers used their cameras to make connections.
Julie Dockrill, recipient of Rotary’s People of Action: Champions of Health, led a team of midwives in training health care professionals as part of a comprehensive well-being program that’s saving mothers and babies.
Fellowship has created a global home for LGBT members and friends
