You can be a part of continuing that celebration on World Polio Day on 24th October for a special live event from Rotary GB&I.
Join us on our polio journey, sit back in the comfort of your home and enjoy a free online celebration of the truly amazing and lifesaving achievements so far with short stories from young and not so young, snapshots of polio activities, tributes, music and lots more.
Date: 24th October 2020
Time: 5.30 - 6.45pm
Streamed live on Rotary GB&I YouTube Channel
Tickets: Free from our official Eventbrite page
Our hosts for the evening are TV presenters and authors Konnie Huq and Julia Roberts, who is herself a polio survivor.
Guests live on the night include film producer Jonathan Cavendish, who created the polio movie Breathe and Michel Zaffran, the Director of Polio Eradication at the World Health Organisation. Jonathan will be joined by his mother Diana, who together with her husband and polio survivor Robin, did so much for people with disability over many years.
Be sure to share this event with your friends, family, colleagues and community to proudly show the impact Rotary makes.
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