Sign Up - Human Rights Empathy Rotary Action Group
Thank you for your interest in helping to launch the Human Rights Empathy Rotary Action Group. In 1940, Rotary International passed a human rights resolution in Havana, Cuba, which stated, “where freedom, justice, truth, sanctity of the pledged word, and respect for human rights do not exist, Rotary cannot live nor its ideal prevail.”

Rotary Fellowships are for Rotary members only. Rotary Action Groups may include 20% of its membership from consultants. This effort is being coordinated by Rotarian since 1981, Chuck Watts, Dayton, Ohio, Rotary Club, and funded by his 501(c)3 Empathy Surplus Network USA, where his bio can be found.  Here's a link to the RI Standard Bylaws with the proposed name and purpose in RED. 

We need 50 Rotarians in 5 countries and 3 zones to apply for Rotary Action Group status. As of September 25, 2025, we have 8 Rotarians in 2 countries and 3 zones. Filling out this form allows us to communicate with you via email, snail mail, and cell phone. You will be added to a directory that is shared with other interested members. 

Earn Paul Harris Fellowship Award Points
Rotarian and Paul Harris Society member Watts will transfer Paul Harris Points from his stash as follows: 
  • 100 points for joining, transferred when first confirmation of recruiting someone is provided.
  • 100 points for each new member recruited.
  • 25 points each month a recruitment effort is documented.
  • 25 points each month an Article 14 Happy Buck is documented.
Any donations to Empathy Surplus Network USA are restricted to discovering interest in this Rotary Action Group and/or donating the Illustrated Universal Declaration of Human Rights pocketbook to Rotarians to educate our youth.

Empathy Surplus Network USA
1665 W. Main Street
Wilmington, Ohio 45177
833-672-8487 x700
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Did you know that the US State Department recruited 11 Rotarians to join 39 others from around the world to participate in the 1945 San Francisco Conference to write the United Nations Charter? *
Did you know that the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights was based on the 1776 US Declaration of Independence and the 1940 Rotary International Human Rights Resolution passed in Havana, Cuba? *
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