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It’s with great honor that the Rotary Club for Global Action welcomes Wafula Silas Shoki as our newest member, joining u...
03/19/2026

It’s with great honor that the Rotary Club for Global Action welcomes Wafula Silas Shoki as our newest member, joining us from Cape Town, South Africa.

Shoki is no stranger to RCGA—he has already been an active contributor to our community, and while his accolades need no introduction, they certainly deserve to be celebrated once again.

A multi-award-winning peacebuilder, human rights advocate, and 2025 Peace Fellow, Shoki is dedicated to advancing Positive Peace through inclusive governance and strong, resilient institutions. His work focuses on supporting marginalized and excluded communities, amplifying voices, promoting global social equity, and empowering young leaders. At the core of his mission is a commitment to strengthening democratic systems, justice, and accountable institutions as pillars of sustainable peace and development.

Beyond his humanitarian efforts, Shoki is a multidisciplinary professional shaped by resilience, creativity, and purpose. His expertise spans project development and management, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), digital marketing, social media management, coaching and training, as well as branding and graphic design.

He is also the Co-Founder of Positive Peace Generation (formerly Mentoring Peace Champions Uganda), a youth-led organization dedicated to empowering young people and fostering a healthy, peaceful, and violence-free generation.

Please join us in welcoming Shoki to the RCGA family

03/14/2026

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We’re going to Haiti!
Yes, YOU and ME, we’re headed to Dumas/Haiti. We are going to raise $27,000 together, YOU and ME, and build a submersible water pump. That pump will improve the living conditions of the population of Dumas, increase soil fertility, increase production per hectare, increase users’ income, make fodder (harvest residue) available for animals, and meet the educational needs of their children, among other things.

We are going to Haiti, YOU and ME. We’re going to break bread, eat diri ak sos pwa, drink Crémas, and dance Kompa with the community.
As we will be with the people of Dumas, we will say thank you to each other for this effort that will bring a long-lasting impact.

Click the link in below to donate today and reach out to know how you can get involved in supporting this campaign:
https://givebutter.com/dlo-se-la-vi-water-is-life-tbj7a5

Let’s do this together, YOU and ME.

What an incredible week it has been for President-Elect Nadine Pemberton Jn Baptiste, who traveled all the way from the ...
03/13/2026

What an incredible week it has been for President-Elect Nadine Pemberton Jn Baptiste, who traveled all the way from the UK to attend the President Elect Learning Session (PELS)—a two-day conference designed to prepare incoming Rotary Presidents for their roles.

During her time here, she experienced the beauty of California, but most importantly, she was able to connect in person—many for the first time—with her fellow club members and Rotarians from across the district, including the legendary Sylvia Whitlock.

RCGA is excited about the energy Nadine is already bringing to the club, and we’re looking forward to the leadership and vision she will bring when her term begins in July 2026.

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Our next Global Cleanup is AprilHello my RCGA friends,Earth Day is coming up on April 22, and that means it’s time for o...
03/05/2026

Our next Global Cleanup is April

Hello my RCGA friends,

Earth Day is coming up on April 22, and that means it’s time for our second Global Cleanup of 2026.

Let’s make this one big.
Small actions. Shared effort. Real impact.

Warmly,
Coleen

We closed out Black History Month with a powerful and meaningful tour of the Black Spaces: Reclaim and Remain exhibition...
03/01/2026

We closed out Black History Month with a powerful and meaningful tour of the Black Spaces: Reclaim and Remain exhibition at the . This important exhibition explores the braided histories of displacement, resistance, and resilience within Black American communities across the East Bay.

The tour, organized by Immediate Past President of the Rotary Club for Global Action, and Chair of District 5150’s DEI Committee, brought together over 30 Rotarians from various clubs. We also had the immense honor of hearing directly from June Grant, the architect whose work is featured in the exhibition, as she shared insights into her practice and contributions.

A heartfelt thank you to our tour guide .jor_ to Oakland Museum of California for their continued commitment to working with the community and presenting such a vital and timely exhibition. And thank you to our fellow Rotarians for showing up in the spirit of learning, reflection, and connection 🙌🏾

We look forward to organizing more cultural gatherings like this and continuing to create opportunities to learn from and celebrate the many cultures that make up our Rotary community 🌍

Rotary Club for Global Action wants to wish a Happy Birthday to  Rotary International. 121 years of service !!🎉🎊
02/23/2026

Rotary Club for Global Action wants to wish a Happy Birthday to Rotary International.
121 years of service !!🎉🎊

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About the Rotary Club for Global Action

Welcome to the Facebook Group page for the Rotary Club for Global Impact in District 5150, San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA. The Rotary Club for Global Action is a new Rotary eClub made up of diverse members from around the world. The club focuses on international service and cooperation with digital events to build empathy across cultures.

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If you would like to be a charter member or would like to attend one of our meetings please email: rotaryglobalaction@gmail.com OUR MEETINGS We meet online via zoom video-conferencing software leased by our E-Club. A calendar of our meetings will be announced July 24th, 2020. ZOOM (Tutorials) How to download Zoom software (Free): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAaIeEyxltk Download Zoom: https://zoom.us/download How to Join a Zoom Meeting Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9isp3qPeQ0E&fbclid=IwAR3jYkTvScwFBPLrh-jGg_SFYdhh-hN8qL9LdzylRzU-PaKmFWdW1Ja4-uw