This week-long Rotary Youth World Affairs Seminar is a unique programme for high school students from around the World where, since 1972, it has provided a forum for nearly 28,000 future leaders to debate some of the most perplexing global issues and problems in the exciting and stimulating environment of Carroll University, Wisconsin.
District 1100 funds places for young people aged between 16-18 as the seminar brings better understanding of world problems to young people from around the globe, using current issues as a learning platform. The theme of the 2020 seminar will be "Hunger in a world of plenty".
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An entertaining, lively and informative evening with students from the Hereford Sixth Form Debating Society
moreLocal children’s charity thanks volunteers, funders, and supporters and welcomes the High Sheriff of Herefordshire to a Garden Tea Party
moreHow Global Sight Solutions are restoring the sight of people in poverty from all around the world
moreA celebration of achievements, success and hard work, handing over to new President John Taylor
morePupils and staff in a primary school in Nepal are delighted with the earthquake-resilient school that we've helped to provide
moreMary Watkins visited the club to deliver an update on how our support is benefiting the African country
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