As we stand at the threshold of the third decade of the 21st century, imagine where we’re headed
In 1915, writing in Rotary magazine, Paul Harris remarked: “What Rotary will be 100 years hence, none living can imagine.”
More than a century later, there’s no need to imagine: Rotary has thrived. As we stand at the threshold of the third decade of the 21st century, we are imagining where we’re headed — and what to expect when we get there.
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The future of philanthropy means focusing on future generations
by William MacAskill
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Looking forward: The Future of Peace
by Dennis Wong -
The golden age of water is over
by Charles Fishman -
The future of environmentalism includes a focus on humanity’s well-being
by Jonathan Foley -
What defines the next generation of leadership?
by Joe Otin
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Looking forward: The future of entrepreneurship
by Juliana Corredor González -
The challenges to migration paint a daunting picture for the future
by Quentin Wodon
• This story originally appeared in the January 2021 issue of Rotary magazine.