Photo By: Yoko
Akasaka
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Guardians of the
World's Refugees
 Several
Foundation alumni are helping people displaced by
conflict and natural disasters to move from chaos
to calm. |
 GSE
breaks new groundFirst wheelchair-only Group Study Exchange
team rolls over stereotypes. Read
more. |
 Maasai
warrior hopes to work for
diplomacyKimeli Wilson Naiyomah of Kenya heads for the
Land Down Under. Read
more. |
 Holding
leaders accountable helps prevent and resolve
conflicts Global affairs expert Jan Egeland calls for
straight talk in building peace. Read
more. |
 An
eye for compassion Peter Seenan, a finalist in The
Rotarian's photo contest, captures caring
hands at work in India. Read
more. |
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All Rotary districts are eligible to
submit a nomination for The Rotary Foundation
Global Alumni Service to Humanity
Award.
Read more
about the award.
Read
about past award
recipients.
The Rotary Alumni Celebration has been approved
by The Rotary Foundation Trustees for 19 June 2010
in conjunction with the RI
Convention in Montréal, Québec, Canada. Check
the RI Web site for the latest in alumni and
convention news.
The new Rotary Centers DVD Building
Peace features Rotary World Peace Fellow
alumni and their careers in conflict prevention
and
resolution. |
| Fast
Facts |
| Of 112,000 Rotary Foundation alumni,
about 40,000 are former Ambassadorial Scholars,
65,000 are Group Study Exchange team members, 500
are Rotary World Peace Fellows, 500 are
University Teachers, and 6,000 are Rotary
Volunteers. |
| Did
You Know? |
| Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial
Scholars are helping to eradicate polio in
India and
other countries. |
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