ROTARY in REVIEW OCTOBER 2 2020

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Rotary in Review

2 October 2020

A roundup of Rotary news

Educating during a pandemic and beyond

For years, Rotary clubs and districts have been using Rotary Foundation global grants to work with our partners to expand access to learning, realizing that education is a pathway out of poverty. The COVID-19 pandemic, with school closures, loss of jobs, and social distancing, has threatened to reverse some of those gains. Learn how Rotary and partner organizations are pivoting to meet the challenges imposed by the pandemic, including supporting remote learning. And find out how you can make sure your grant project has the desired impact and leads to sustainable outcomes.

This week's stories

Tunji Funsho named one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People

Dr. Tunji Funsho, chair of Rotary’s Nigeria National PolioPlus Committee, joins 100 pioneers, artists, leaders, icons, and titans as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People. TIME recognized Funsho for his instrumental leadership and work with Rotary members and partners to achieve the eradication of wild polio in the African region. Read more

Your passport to adventure

Youth Exchange students often say their experience abroad was the best time of their lives. The program can be life-changing for Rotary members as well. Read more

Service Above Self Award

Nominations are now open for Rotary’s Service Above Self Award. The award honors Rotarians – and now also Rotaractors – who help others by volunteering their time and talents.

Get ready for Reconnect Week

Learn how you can reach out to alumni and keep them connected during Reconnect Week 5-9 October.