How can you say that everything here is normal?
Ghali Amdouni
To draw a boundary with imaginary lines, you bomb a hospital
For a piece of land or for a bread piece
There is never any peace
Discover how you can help.
Humanitarian Support for Lebanon
Lebanon is facing another difficult moment with over 700,000 people forced to leave their homes and with many communities under constant threat.
Rotary, Rotaract, and Interact clubs across Lebanon are mobilizing to support displaced families and vulnerable communities with food, shelter, medical aid, and essential supplies. The needs are growing quickly, and we need our global Rotary family to stand with Lebanon
YOU can support through this Humanitarian Catastrophe!
Humanitarian Support for Gaza

The Rotary Peace Fellows call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza, the protection of non-combatants, including children, the return of hostages, enabling of humanitarian access in Gaza as well as the complete observance of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law by combatants of the Israeli-Palestinian crisis. Find more information here, and join the movement for an immediate ceasefire now, by clicking on the button below.
The United Nation Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA) is calling for immediate access to humanitarian aid and urgent funding for food and non-food items for refugees in need.
Civilians are dying while the world watches. Airstrikes continue. Families are being displaced en masse. Lifesaving supplies are running out. This moment calls for action. Let’s stand united for humanity and bring much-needed relief to those who need it most.
Humanitarian Support for Ukraine

The start of the war in Ukraine has been some time ago, but the need for support is greater than ever. While the willingness to donate was high when war began, donations have decreased in the course of the war. However, the need for donations has not decreased. Thousands of civilians have left their possessions behind and fled the attacked areas. Food and medicine are becoming increasingly scarce. Find information on how to help by clicking on the button below.
Previous Peace Conferences
The Rotaract Peace Conference brings Rotaractors from the Rotaract Europe and Rotaract Mediterranean MDIOs together to build peace project initiatives in countries recovering from inter-ethnic conflict, and to spread the values of tolerance, protection and freedom across the Rotary community.
Holding the conference in Pompeii was a symbolic choice — it is where Rotaract Mediterranean was first established. The city’s resilience and its ability to withstand the test of time mirror the resilience needed in peace-building efforts, while its central Mediterranean location made it accessible to participants from across the region.
Alongside the keynote programme, participants worked through the six critical challenges every peace project must overcome: needs assessment, turning vision into a plan, building alliances, resource mobilisation, ensuring sustainability, and evaluation and lessons learned.
Speakers- Patricia Shafer — NewGen Peacebuilders
- Ambassador Walter B. Gyger
The 2024 edition focused on the role of women and young people in building peace. Sessions covered:
- Women’s role in conflict resolution
- Women’s empowerment and its contribution to peace
- Youth-led initiatives for peacebuilding
- Youth perspectives on building inclusive and peaceful societies
- Phill Gittins, PhD — World BEYOND War
- Foteini Papadimou — District 2475, Greece
The first Rotaract Peace Conference brought the two MDIOs together in Sarajevo for a full day of sessions and a collaborative social project, closing with a shared dinner. The choice of host city placed the conversation about inter-ethnic reconciliation in a place that has lived it.
Speakers- Dr Peter Neuner — Rotary Freistadt, Austria
- Bilal Al Ayoubi — co-founder, Rotaract Mediterranean
- Marwa Abou Dayya — Beyond Group

