Rotary News
Find out the latest news from Rotary International containing everything from updates about the eradication of polio to projects from Rotary clubs around the world.
- Nanotechnology brings safer water to the Ganges Delta January 9, 2026Nanotechnology brings safer water to the Ganges Delta
- Care for the emotional wounds January 9, 2026A husband-and-wife team came up with first aid for mental health on a dog walk. They want you — yes, you — to join this global movement
- Malaysia makes strides to improve mental health January 9, 2026In Malaysia, Rotary members’ vision of a country that embraces mental well-being is beginning to blossom with government support
- Rotary projects around the globe January 2026 January 5, 2026Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Mexico, China, the Philippines, and Australia.
- An old cure for loneliness December 30, 2025Since its start, Rotary has been a place for genuine connection.
- A restoration plan for Texas coastal waters includes rain gardens December 29, 2025A restoration plan for Texas coastal waters includes a simple, affordable solution: rain gardens
- John Hewko: Civic organizations in Chicago hold a crucial key to the UN’s future December 19, 2025Civic organizations in Chicago hold a crucial key to the UN’s future
- In Bosnia, they got game December 16, 2025In Bosnia, where basketball is beloved, these athletes with disabilities get a place for hoops and volleyball — with an assist from Rotary
- United Nations and Rotary celebrate 80th anniversary of UN charter December 12, 2025Leaders affirm their organizations’ historic, enduring relationship
- A happiness hypothesis December 1, 2025Nearly a century of science suggests that when it comes to happiness, one action outweighs all others. Rotary members have a head start.
- In search of happiness December 1, 2025With help from Rotarians around the globe, our inquisitive Everyman aims to discover how to find bliss
- Woman’s journey of self-empowerment leads to Rotary December 1, 2025All along her journey of self-empowerment, from living in a shelter to earning a PhD, Janelle Hall finds Rotary