For Rotary Clubs across our zones, this is a meaningful opportunity to play an active role in shaping a more peaceful world. The Moonshot invites every club to participate through two powerful tools: the Peace Game and Peace Zones, both designed to help communities build understanding, cooperation, and long-lasting peace.
As part of a presentation scheduled for December 11, Rotary International Director Patrick Eakes will share how these tools empower clubs around the world. His insights show how any Rotary Club—large or small—can integrate the Peace Game into their service efforts to strengthen relationships, resolve conflict, and encourage positive change at every level of society.
The presentation also includes an invitation message from David Gershon, creator of the Peace Game, along with an inspiring video that has moved thousands of people globally. These resources offer a firsthand look at the vision, energy, and real-world impact behind the Moonshot initiative.
To help club members take the next step, Rotarians who feel called to lead are invited to participate in the upcoming Rotary Peace Game Facilitator Training:
Rotary Peace Game Facilitator Training
Thursday, December 11, 2025
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
Online via Zoom – Click Here to Join
This training gives participants the knowledge and tools to bring the Peace Game into their own clubs and communities. Facilitators will learn how to guide groups through transformative practices that strengthen relationships, build civic engagement, and advance Rotary’s work for peace.
The Rotary Peace Game supports Rotary’s mission by:
Helping individuals grow through guided, transformative exercises
Enhancing the impact of existing community service initiatives
Providing a structured roadmap toward building a global culture of peace
Rotary has always believed in the power of individuals working together to create meaningful change. Through the Peace on Earth by 2030 Moonshot, Rotarians now have the chance to help shape a peaceful future on a global scale.
To learn more, visit The Rotary Peace Game and explore how your club can take part in this historic movement.