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RI's new president talks about his top Rotary moments, his goals as president, and his love of olive oil and opera
Rotary clubs in Ontario’s District 7070 ensure Durham College’s virtual classroom has a global reach
Camp Kawartha in Ontario is turning out a new generation of environmental stewards
Final day of 2025 Rotary International Convention highlighted current and future Rotary leaders
16,000 Rotary members and participants from 140 countries registered for the service organization’s international convention in CalgaryCALGARY (25 June 2025) – As Rotary’s international convention in Calgary draws to
2025 Rotary International Convention also focuses on the status of polio eradication efforts
One-year Rotary Peace Fellowship will train peacebuilders across Asia on pivotal issues in the region
Speakers address gender parity, children’s education, and artificial intelligence
Rotary’s ‘Pathways to Peace and Prosperity in Colombia’ program will strengthen local leadership, expand access to social protection, and create entrepreneurial opportunities.
Rotary and the Gates Foundation renew commitment to end polio
The gathering in Calgary, Canada will deliver inspiration in a spectacular
Joint commitment will add US$450 million to global polio eradication efforts over three years
Francesco Arezzo will become the third Italian to lead the global membership service organization.
The Board conducted a special session following the unexpected resignation of RI President-elect Mário César Martins de Camargo on 8 June. Based on RI code and policies, the Board selected the new president-elect from a pool of candidates who were considered by the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International in August 2023.
How a Rotary initiative turns old computers into new opportunities
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Italy, Uganda, and Taiwan.
Sparks fly as Rotary members focus their cameras and freeze-frame the wonders of the world for Rotary magazine’s 2025 Photo Awards.
Club goes on the march against domestic
Retired business executive Stella Dongo profits most from empowering others
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