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.
- Rotaractors ready to lead November 11, 2026Newly eligible to seek global grants, Rotaractors are showing they can bring fresh ideas to large international projects
- For love of water November 11, 2026In attempting to row the Pacific, endurance athlete Katie Spotz takes on her toughest challenges yet — the world’s largest ocean and the global water crisis.
- Museum worthy November 11, 2026From the iron lung to gene sequencing, a new Rotarian learns about polio’s scientific legacy.
- Minneapolis-St. Paul confirmed to host Rotary’s 119th international convention in 2028 November 10, 2026The largest convention Minneapolis will host in 2028
- Learn the joy of a Rotary convention November 2, 2026First-time visitors to the Rotary International Convention will experience the internationality of Rotary.
- Rotary projects around the globe – November 2026 October 30, 2026Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Canada, the Cayman Islands, Wales, India, and Indonesia.
- The RYLA effect October 28, 2026A weekend in the Wisconsin woods sparks new perspectives on leadership for dozens of high school students in District 6250.
- Picturing polio pioneer Dorothy Horstmann October 23, 2026For years, polio pioneer Dorothy Horstmann stood in the shadow of great men like Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin. Now she’s ready for her close-up.
- Cross-generational club in Barcelona feels like extended family October 22, 2026The Rotary Club of Barcelona-Diagonal is focused on building bridges between generations.
- Fight online misinformation this World Polio Day October 21, 2026Members of the International PolioPlus Committee seek to counter false narratives
- On the plus side October 21, 2026Rotary and its PolioPlus partners are delivering much more than vaccines
- Grandparents for Vaccines share powerful stories October 7, 2026Grandparents for Vaccines share their stories so that today’s children need not suffer the diseases of the past