Welcome to President Shekhar Mehta and his wife, Rashi. We look forward to embracing your theme: Serve to Change Lives. Learn more about the 2021-22 #Rotary president: https://t.co/0n0u7m83Rn
Rotary Zone 28 and 32 Director, Valarie Wafer announced a special "grow Rotary" event to talk about how to foster innovative club growth.
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Facing the challenges of #COVID19, #Rotary clubs and partner organizations are finding new ways to support access to #education. https://t.co/yDyLkp2Pqc
The #Covid19 pandemic has had a wide ranging impact on our shared progress in global health. @BillGates and @melindagates examine its effects and how we can regain our progress in their new Goalkeepers report. https://t.co/NoR69GPA0R
How does a region become certified wild polio-free? Professor Rose Leke shares her insight into polio eradication and the fight for gender equality in global health and science. https://t.co/JM15KxqABg
In 1996, Nelson Mandela and @Rotary launched a campaign to #EndPolio all across Africa. In 2020, through decades of hard work & strong leadership, the entire @WHOAFRO has been certified wild poliovirus free!
The World Health Organization��s African region has been certified wild polio-free. Now 5 of the 6 WHO regions – representing over 90% of the world’s population – are free of the wild poliovirus. Learn what this means in #Rotary’s fight to #endpolio.
As a respiratory therapist, #Rotary member Victoria Vergara Wocasek fought to save patients from #Covid19. Read her story: https://t.co/nP2EbB0BBT
“For the month of March, I was just in survival mode. I was working 50 to 60 hours a week. We all just buckled up and did our best."