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The
Rotarian Video Magazine
(RVM) – documentary-style
stories on DVD chronicle the
achievements and projects of
Rotarians worldwide.
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Volume 1, issues
1, 2 and 3 - 2005-06
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 RVM: The
Rotarian Video
Magazine, Volume 1
Issue 1(505-05) 39
min.
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Landmine-victim
assistance in
Cambodia and
Bosnia-
Herzegovina
- The
long-term needs
of Thailand’s
Phuket region
after the
tsunami
- The
Shelterbox
disaster-relief
program in
England
- What
Rotarians are
doing near Cairo
to enhance
their
community’s
medical and
educational
needs
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 RVM: The
Rotarian Video
Magazine, Volume 1
Issue 2 (506-05) 62
min.
- Rotarian and
former
Foundation
scholar D’Lisa Simmons
shares her
life-changing
experiences.
- Rotarians
use hands-on
learning
techniques to
teach math and
science to U.S.
schoolchildren.
- Russian
orphans receive
free dental care
from America,
Finnish, and
Russian
Rotarians.
- Rotarians
provide safe
haven to
Thailand's hill
tribe children.
- Other
segments include
a message from
RI President
Carl-Wilhelm
Stenhammar, a
conversation
with RI General
Secretary Ed
Futa, and
highlights of
the 2005 RI
Convention in
Chicago.
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 RVM:
The Rotarian
Video Magazine,
Volume 1 Issue 3
(507-05) 41 min.
- District
9100 Rotarians
propose
long-term
solutions to
West Africa’s
recurring food
crisis.
- Rotarians
from Texas and
Nicaragua
combine
resources to
provide
education to
children of
the Chinandega
garbage dump.
- More than
4,700 Rotarians
from the United
States and
Mexico perform
86 community
service projects
during a
one-day,
district-wide
event.
Other segments
include RI President
Carl-Wilhelm
Stenhammar’s year in
review and
Foundation Trustee
Chair Frank Devlyn’s
farewell message.
Total running time:
41 min.
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2006-07: RVM: The Rotarian
Video Magazine, Volume 2 Issue 1 (505-06) 51
min.
- Rotary clubs partner with Heifer
International to deliver fresh milk from
rural farmers to children in
Romanian orphanages and hospitals.
- In the face of the HIV/AIDS
pandemic, Rotarians in South Africa are
bringing education, nutrition, and
health care to AIDS orphans, with help
from nonprofit partner Soul of Africa.
- A glimpse into the Malmo-Copenhagen
Convention.
- RI President Bill Boyd discusses his
year thus far.
- Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair Luis
Giay addresses Foundation goals.
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RVM: The Rotarian Video Magazine,
Volume 2 Issue 2 (506-06) 33 min.
- An Iraqi girl visits
the United States to
receive a heart surgery
funded by Indiana Rotary
clubs. (10 minutes)
- A journey through
the history, NIDs, and
rehabilitation
associated with Rotary’s
polio efforts. (8
minutes)
- "Success Stories" (7
minutes)
- "Crawling to
Walking" (5 minutes)
- The rebuilding of
the Mostar Bridge
symbolizes the
reunification of a city
and its people. (8
minutes)
Other segments include an
interview with 2006-07 RI
President Bill Boyd and an
interview with United
Nations representative Jan
Egeland
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 RVM:
The Rotarian Video Magazine, Volume
2 Issue 3 (507-06)
. microcredit loans in Honduras,
profile of Youth Exchange student Majla
Custo, and water harvesting projects in
India
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Majla Custo: A Rotary Youth Exchange
Story
A student leaves Bosnia-Herzegovina for
a yearlong stay in the United States. (7
minutes)
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Poco a Poco (Little by Little):
Microcredit in Honduras
Rotarians in Honduras provide
small-business loans to help women break
free of poverty. (14 minutes)
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Rocky Mountain Rendezvous
A video roundup of the 2007 RI
Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
(4 minutes)
In RVM 3.1, you’ll go aboard the
world’s largest charity hospital vessel, the
Africa Mercy Ship. With equipment donated by
Rotary clubs, the ship departs on a mission
to war-torn Liberia.
You’ll also visit a water project in
India, a vocational service project in
Brazil, and the “Whatever Happened to
Polio?” exhibit in the United States. See
how Rotarians are bringing hope and
humanitarian aid to those in need.
Show RVM at district conferences
and new member orientations. Share it with
your community cable network station. Or
present it to club speakers, Group Study
Exchange participants, and scholars.
OTHER DVD AND VIDEO PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE
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“PolioPlus: A Gift
to the Children of the World,” DVD
11 min.
Highlights Rotary’s latest work in
the march toward polio eradication.
2006
“Rotary 101,” from
District 6360 Governor Dick Sammis’
presentation to the Parchment Club
on September 19, 2007.
DVD
22:45 min.
“The Uncommon Rotarian,”
Doug Oberman DVD &
Video 11 min.
2002 PolioPlus Campaign.
“If I Could be President
Again,” Cliff Dochterman DVD &
Video
2001.
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 PolioPlus:
A Gift to the Children of the World
DVD highlights Rotary's latest work in the
march toward polio eradication.
Running time: 11 minutes.
Last revised: 2006 |
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 Take
a Look at Rotary Videotape
designed for prospective Rotarians in North
America that provides an upbeat, informative
introduction to the many aspects of club
membership. An excellent tool for bolstering
club membership development efforts and
community outreach. 1999. Running time
8 min.
 Peace
Is Possible: Rotary Centers for
International Studies DVD Background on the Rotary World Peace Fellowships
and interviews with alumni working in
agencies around the world to promote peace.
Running time: 6 min.
The
Rotary Foundation: Be a Part of It
Last
revised: 2001 This
eight-minute video contains stories from
around the globe, highlighting Scholarships,
Matching Grants, 3-H Grants, PolioPlus, and
Group Study Exchange.
Rotary Centers
for International Studies in peace and
conflict resolution
Last
revised: 2001 This
eight-minute video explains the Rotary
Centers and the Rotary World Peace
Scholarships program as well as the history,
vision, and objectives for this major
educational priority of The Rotary
Foundation.
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 MIRACLES
IN THE MOUNTAINS - AN EYE-CARE MISSION OF
MICHIGAN ROTARY CLUBS TO HUAMACHUCO, PERU
2007 |
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