Ukrainian clubs help others in need in their country
Rotary members in Ukraine are helping neighbors return to their homes, distributing supplies from other countries, and organizing long-term aid — all despite being affected by the war
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European Rotaract clubs organize to help Ukrainian refugees
Across Europe, Rotaract members are using digital tools to share information and coordinate to help people who have been affected by the war in Ukraine
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Is it bias or is it bigotry?
Learn to distinguish bias from bigotry and keep it from negatively affecting our decisions with these tips.
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Rotary members honored as Champions of Girls’ Empowerment
Six Rotary members were honored in March as People of Action: Champions of Girls’ Empowerment during Rotary Day with UNICEF in New York City. This distinction recognizes the honorees’ commitment to improving girls’ access to education, health, and sanitation and hygiene resources, as well as their work to create environments where girls can flourish.
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Rotary projects around the globe - May 2022
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Belize, Italy, Rwanda, the Philippines, and the United States.
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World Autism Awareness Day: Support, Not Stigma
Clubs seek to increase awareness and understanding of the autism spectrum
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Staff Corner: John Hewko
Learn more about the general secretary and CEO of Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation, John Hewko.
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Rotary Statement on the War against Ukraine
Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation stand with the United Nations General Assembly in expressing grave concern at “the ongoing human rights and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, in particular at the reports of violations and abuses of human rights and violations of international
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Rotary’s network enables rapid humanitarian relief for Ukrainian refugees
Rotary clubs have taken swift action to provide food, water, medical equipment, and shelter for Ukrainian refugees.