To embrace current technology and to be a resource to all members of Zone’s 28/32, the current newsletter has been transitioned to an interactive blog style format that will be managed and moderated by the Zone leadership team. Look for the "In The Zone" December 2025 video from Christine Etienne, our Rotary International Director, in our December 2025 Rotary District 7070 Newsletter , and on the Rotary Zone 28 and 32 website.
As soon as Chris' "In The Zone" December 2025 video is available, it will be inserted into the District 7070 December Newsletter that appears on our Rotary District 7070 website and also on the Rotary Zone 28 and 32 website . ....... This month, Chris brings seasons greeting form everyone on the Rotary Zone 28 & 32 Leadership team . Chris also notes that in the month of December, we reflect on our work in Disease Prevention and Treatment. In a world where intolerance and violence fueled by religious differences are seemingly increasing, one Rotary club in Indonesia is showing how diversity can help prevent a pandemic threat......Please Read more.....
Here is the link: https://youtu.be/tvUpkgU5D0E?si=OjCAVQROd_eIdb5c
Greetings Rotary Family,
The holiday season is upon us as we take time to celebrate and give thanks for family and friends including our Rotary family. The Family of Rotary gives our organization extraordinary meaning as we connect with individuals in every corner of the world who share the same ideals and passion for service.
In the month of December, we reflect on our work in Disease Prevention and Treatment. In a world where intolerance and violence fueled by religious differences are seemingly increasing, one Rotary club in Indonesia is showing how diversity can help prevent a pandemic threat.
When the Rotary Club of Solo Kartini in Surakarta, Indonesia, formed 25 years ago, its members drew criticism from the predominantly Muslim community. The club’s members were mostly Christians, atypical for a country where more than 80 percent of the population is Muslim. Religious leaders were skeptical of Rotary’s secular mission and wary of intrusion. The club members worked on breaking down barriers and fostering respect and understanding among club members; and decided to address dengue fever, one of the biggest public health threats in tropical cities like Surakarta. In collaboration with the Rotary Club of Westport, Connecticut, USA, and the local ministry of health in Surakarta, the Muslim and Christian club members have been able to help reduce the risk for dengue fever by interrupting the breeding cycles of carrier mosquitos. Learn more by clicking HERE.
Enjoy this month’s video with a holiday greeting from our Zones 28 and 32 leadership team. Have a wonderful holiday season with your friends and family and together, let’s continue to Unite for Good!
Director Chris
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