What is a Rotary Action Group?
Rotary Action Groups (RAGs) are independent entities affiliated with Rotary that each have a specific humanitarian focus, such as economic development, peacebuilding, addiction prevention, ending modern slavery, or environmental sustainability.
Organised by Rotary members and non-members, the groups include people around the world who have knowledge, experience, or an interest in the topic. Action group members participate in meaningful service activities and use their expertise and global networks to facilitate sustainable change.
By offering Rotary clubs and districts professional knowledge, advice about partners and funding, and guidance on the best practices and project management strategies, action groups help Rotary members plan and implement large-scale projects that make an even greater impact on critical issues in communities near and far.
Join a Rotary Action Group
Anyone who’s interested in the topic of a Rotary Action group can join one to make a difference with people who are passionate about the same cause. In a Rotary Action Group, you can:
- Be part of a global group focused on a humanitarian issue you care about.
- Participate in meaningful service activities to create positive change in the world.
- Develop your own capabilities or knowledge related to a particular humanitarian focus.
- Make personal and professional connections with people of action around the globe.
- Share your experience and skills to help others build their expertise
Refer to https://www.rotary.org/en/rotary-action-groups for more information and to join.