Rotary International

1. Telemedicine is expanding the reach of health care

   

   For patients who lack options, a virtual visit can mean the difference between going with or without care.

2. In communities with no services, incremental steps can go a long way

   

   When Rotary members tried to bring toilets to a remote island, the population wasn’t ready.

3. The future: What can we expect when we get there?

   

   As we stand at the threshold of the third decade of the 21st century, imagine where we’re

4. Why Rotarians should engage with program alumni

   

   When clubs cultivate relationships with Rotary alumni, both sides benefit.

5. The sad truth about altruism is that there aren’t enough altruists

   

   The people who fill the truly essential roles in society are often in short supply

6. History: Rotary in Spain survives challenges

   

   After successfully establishing a presence in Great Britain and Ireland, Rotary expanded its reach to mainland Europe with the chartering of a club in Madrid, Spain, on New Year’s Day 1921.