It's time to read The Apple Dumpling story to the Michigan City third graders on March 26, 27, 28 or 29.

 

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An event attended by more than 300 people and streamed live to thousands recognized three Rotary women for their commitment to improving lives through innovative humanitarian projects. The celebration was held at the World Bank in Washington, D.C., USA, for International Women's Day and sponsored by Rotary and the investment firm Oppenheimer & Co.

 

When Gabriel de Jesus Abade was 16, a high school friend introduced him to Interact. From there, he learned about Rotary Youth Exchange, and began a journey that has connected him with friends around the world. Read Gabriel's story, and why he says Rotary will always be a part of his life.

 

Buy your copy of  "Doing Good in the World: The Inspiring Story of The Rotary Foundation's First 100 Years" today. The March issue of Rotary Leader shares five fun facts about Foundation history that you'll find in the book.

 

Pathways to Peace Series: Peace in the Age of Uncertainty

 

The 21st century has ushered in an era of rapid and at times incomprehensible change. Citizens in communities great and small are living in a near constant state of social, political, economic and cultural upheaval. Simply put, people no longer feel safe and secure in their lives. From crime on the streets of Chicago to human rights violations in Syria and unending war in Afghanistan, people are increasingly convinced that the world is falling apart. The reality is that in many ways, the world is healthier, more prosperous and more peaceful than at any time in history. Thus we face the paradox of a world that is both turbulent and tranquil at the same time. How do we calm the unrest, spread prosperity and show that the world can be, and in fact is, a better place to live?