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 As of 1 July 2005, the
Rotary Fellowships program belongs to a
new parent entity known as
Global
Networking Groups. The new entity
includes groups of individual Rotarians
organized to focus on shared topics of
interest on an international basis.
Effective 1 July 2006, all existing and
future fellowship groups with a
service-oriented focus will be
reclassified under a new category called
Rotarian Action Groups, while existing
and future fellowship groups focusing on
fellowship of a recreational or
vocational nature will remain under the
designation of Rotary Fellowships. For
more information, please refer to
Frequently Asked Questions.
During this period of
transition, both Rotary Fellowships and
Rotarian Action Groups will be
represented on the Rotary Fellowships
pages of the RI Web site. Pending the
development of a separate Rotarian
Action Groups Web page, both pages will
be linked through a common portal for
Global Networking Groups. Please check
back periodically for further updates.
Global Networking
Groups currently comprise more than 90
independent Rotary Fellowships and
Rotarian Action Groups. Join the growing
number of Rotarians who are sharing
their favorite activities and
professional interests through organized
recreational and vocational groups in
Rotary Fellowships, or explore new
opportunities for international
partnership in service in Rotarian
Action Groups. Whether you are
interested in bird watching,
motorcycling, volunteer dentistry, or
the fight against AIDS, Rotary’s Global
Networking Groups are fantastic
resources for all Rotarians to develop
new friendships and to advance
opportunities for service.
(Rotary
International information) |
