Laurence Warnant The pride of being a Rotarian Being a Rotarian is not just belonging to an organization. It is choosing to be useful. It is looking at the world as it is, with its injustices, its fragilities, and its challenges, and deciding not ... Oct 4, 2026
Laurence Warnant The role of the bell Since the beginnings of Rotary, the bell has become an essential symbol of club meetings. Its origin dates back to 1922 , one year after the creation of the Rotary Club of Paris. It was born from a co... Oct 4, 2026
André Lorsignol Gender equality: When school changes the fate of girls In rural Africa, girls often attend primary school very little. Many women, while carrying significant family responsibilities, still suffer from illiteracy, a reality that causes them many daily diff... Aug 12, 2026
André Lorsignol People in vulnerable situations or with disabilities, are at the heart of what we do Our club supports many associations and prioritizes those that care for people with disabilities, whether social, physical, or mental. Two remarkable individuals, brothers Jacques and Jean Bietlot, pr... Aug 12, 2026
André Lorsignol Schools in Cameroon, Togo, and Senegal Fundamental education is a priority for Rotary. In Senegal, Togo, and Cameroon, particularly at the Tsan school and in a school in Lomé, we are working to complete the construction of fundamental scho... Aug 3, 2026
André Lorsignol Courageous women in the Republic of Congo! In the region, a group of women find themselves raising their children alone, following a separation or the loss of their husband. Many of them grow cassava, a crop that demands time and effort, but w... Aug 3, 2026
