In the Rotary world, the month of January is dedicated to Vocational Service, one of the core pillars that distinguishes our organization from other service groups. While many see Rotary through the lens of international projects or local fundraisers, Vocational Service is about something more personal: it is the call for every member to use their professional skills, talents, and ethical standards to serve their communities and the world.
Peace begins with opportunity and dignity. As we celebrate World Understanding and Peace Day on February 23, we invite all Rotarians and Rotaractors to lead conversations that bridge divides. Check out our four key ways to engage your community and strengthen Rotary’s legacy of peace this month.
The Board of Rotary District 5370 is pleased to announce Jody L'Hirondelle Swanson as District Governor for the Rotary year 2028-29.
Rotary Peace Center at Symbiosis International University will train peace and development professionals from across Asia
In Lithuania, 'befrienders’ ease lonelinessHow a nation more than halved its suicide rate with helplines and other community-based
Abraham Lincoln a member of Rotary?!? While history may say otherwise, Rotarians have long embraced the Rail Splitter as one of their own.
In India, a chess renaissance draws players to the game and its gifts, and Rotary clubs are helping to expand access
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Jamaica, Hungary, Mauritius, and Vietnam.
