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Wheelchair Basketball: Rotary's Rolling Revolution
Wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball are doing more than changing the game. They’re opening doors, challenging perceptions, and creating new opportunities for athletes and communities alike. In this video, see how one Rotary-led effort used adaptive sports as a catalyst for inclusion, awareness, and lasting impact. What began on the court grew into leadership workshops, public conversations, and a wider push for accessibility. This is the story of how sport created momentum far beyond competition. Read the full story: https://on.rotary.org/bball. #WheelchairBasketball #SittingVolleyball #AdaptiveSports #Inclusion #Rotary #Accessibility #CommunityImpact
Rotary Members Care for Our Planet 🌏
As a network of over 1 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers, uniting for good means taking care of our home planet 🌏 Rotary members are: 🌊 Protecting and restoring land, coastal, marine, and freshwater resources 💪 Strengthening ecosystems and communities affected by increasingly extreme weather impacts 💚Addressing environmental public health concerns Change doesn’t happen overnight ⚡️ Lasting impact is built through consistent action. #EarthDay
This Beer is Helping End Polio
In a taproom on the shore of Lake Michigan, a beer is helping tell the story of polio eradication 🍺 🎨 The Rotary Club of Evanston Nouveau, Illinois, USA, partnered with Sketchbook Brewing and artist 360/Chris Cypher to create “Purple Pinkie,” a limited-edition beer inspired by the mark children receive after vaccination. From ingredients that reflect regions still affected by polio to a design based on the purple-pinkie symbol, every detail sparks conversation and builds support for End Polio Now. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the most unexpected ideas can bring people together around a global cause. 🔗 https://on.rotary.org/4uehGcH
At This Café, Youth with Disabilities Train for the Future
Café Voca, a job training program founded by the Rotary Club of Chicagoland Korean-Northbrook, Illinois, USA, and the North Suburban YMCA, helps adults in Chicago's Korean and AAPI communities build workplace skills, confidence, and independence through hands-on café experience. ☕ Learn more about the program: https://on.rotary.org/436oqOf
Songwriter David LaMotte: Harmony in Action | Rotary Voices Podcast
David LaMotte is a songwriter, speaker, author, and activist who has performed over 3,500 concerts and released 13 albums. LaMotte was a Rotary Peace Fellow at the University of Queensland in Australia where he studied international relations, peace, and conflict resolution. Rotary International social media and audience development manager Andy Sternberg sits down with LaMotte to discuss the intersection of art and activism. David LaMotte at the 2025 Rotary International Convention: youtu.be/EstQHD92eo0?si=sga3caJebjW6XQPZ David LaMotte’s TEDx talk: www.davidlamotte.com/tedx/ Let’s Be Neighbors: www.letsbeneighbors.org/
The Truth About Hero Stories: David LaMotte
Heroes don't change the world. Movements do. Songwriter and Rotary Peace Fellow David LaMotte shares why small actions, taken together, lead to large-scale change. Listen to the whole podcast!
Building Peace with the Interact Club of Kathmandu
The 2025 Interact Awards invited Interactors to submit a 2-minute video showing how their Interact club unites for good and builds peace in the world. Over 350 Interact clubs participated, showcasing the ways Interactors promote meaningful and positive change within their communities and across the globe. Awarded “Best Video,” the Interact Club of Kathmandu, Nepal, took an intergenerational approach to peace-building. Through partnering with Rotaract and Rotary clubs, they reflected, “When we stand together, it becomes easier to create positive change." #peace #communityimpact #change #awards
Medical Moonshots: Fighting Cervical Cancer with Dr. Richard Godfrey | Rotary Voices Podcast
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women globally, but it’s also highly preventable. Rotarian, surgical oncologist, and author Dr. Richard Godfrey has traveled the world making cervical cancer prevention more accessible. His forthcoming book, Medical Moonshots: Winning the Cancer War, talks about his lifesaving work. Niala Boodhoo recently sat down with Dr. Godfrey to discuss his career, cervical cancer, and Rotary’s work to eliminate it.
Miniature Creations for Polio Awareness
For more than three decades, Rotary has been working alongside partners around the world to eradicate polio. To honor that extraordinary effort, miniature artists from across the globe were invited to re-create pivotal moments from the fight against polio. Featuring the work of Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber, Derrick Lin, Ana Sofia Casaverde, Raphael Truffi Bortholuzzi, Salavat Fidai, and Rosa de Jong, this project celebrates the creativity, collaboration, and determination that have helped bring the world closer than ever to ending polio. Learn more about Rotary's fight to end polio: rotary.org/endpolio #EndPolio #Rotary #MiniatureArt #Diorama #ArtForChange #GlobalHealth
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Create Lasting Impact with Olayinka Hakeem Babalola | Rotary Voices Podcast
July marks the beginning of a new Rotary year. Among transitioning leadership across the Rotary world, Olayinka “Yinka” Hakeem Babalola is stepping into office as the 2026-27 Rotary International president. Rotary’s General Secretary and CEO John Hewko sits down with Yinka to discuss polio eradication in Africa, Rotary membership opportunities, and his personal journey to Rotary.
He Folded 1,000 Paper Cranes for Peace
Inspired by the Japanese practice of senbazuru, folding 1,000 paper cranes, Marcelo began folding one crane each day. What started as a quiet act of meditation became a powerful reminder that meaningful change often begins with a single, intentional action.
Malala Yousafzai Finds Her Way | Rotary Voices Podcast
Malala Yousafzai, the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize laureate, shares her journey of self-discovery in a new memoir titled Finding My Way. At just 15 years old, Yousafzai was thrust onto the public stage after the Taliban's attack on her life — a failed effort to silence the young activist. Today, she continues her work of empowering and educating girls around the world through her nonprofit, Malala Fund. The senior producer and host of Taiwan Talks, Yin Khvat, sits down with Yousafzai to discuss mental health, identity, and her activism.
Malala Yousafzai Finds Her Way
Malala Yousafzai grew up in Pakistan's Swat Valley, where her father was a member of a Rotary club that served her community. On Rotary Voices, she shared why lasting change happens when people work together: "Every movement in history was built by many hands." Rotary and the Malala Fund share a belief that every girl deserves access to education and opportunity. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation on our channel.
Breaking the Cycle: Hope Beyond Incarceration
Healing often begins with something simple: someone who cares. In Topeka, Kansas, Intersection to Care brings together Rotary members, volunteers, artists, and women impacted by incarceration to create spaces of healing and hope. Through creativity, mentorship, and genuine human connection, participants discover new confidence and new possibilities for their futures. From inside the prison art classroom to life beyond incarceration, we witness women as they rebuild lives and find they are worth it. This film is about more than second chances. It is a reminder that every person deserves to be seen for who they can become. Produced by Rotary International.

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