Talking Rotary Winnipeg Charleswood Rotary Club

A chance visit to Rotary International headquarters brought Chenyere Amaefule to Rotary. This in turn has created a passion for international projects and dreams of the impact that Rotary can have.

Ina Pinkney is a chef, restauranteur and community builder who has lived with polio since childhood. We talk, about food, polio, community and giving back. 

Long time friends Dean Rohrs and Betty Screpnik are driving forces at the Rotary Foundation Canada.

Join us for our conversation about their work, their travel adventures and the impact of Rotary.

As a sixteen year old Denise Dinoto was given some advice. 

"What ever you are asked to do, whatever opportunity presents itself, say yes. Do it all. You never know if you're going to get another chance. And, and that's, that's kind of how I've always tried to live my life. Say yes, do it all. You don't know if you're gonna get another chance."

It seems to have served her well. She started in Rotary as the first person with a disability to complete a student exchange and is now about to become District Governor.

In this episode we talk about service, disability, equity, inclusion and the impact of Rotary

Rotary changed Angela Walker's life. An injured veteran, Angela was feeling lost. After a chance meeting with a Rotarian, she decided to become involved.

Today this two time Club President and District Membership Chair brings commitment and energy to Rotary. She makes Rotary better. We had a great conversation.

Michel Zaffran is the former Director of Polio Eradication at the World Health Organization. 
In our conversation we talk about polio eradication, vaccines, public health and the role Rotary has to play.