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2022
January/February 2022 Let go of holding on. Practical steps: How to release what no longer serves you.
March 2022 Play mate. Iowa Kiwanis club creates inclusive playground.
April/May 2022 What if you choose to change the world? Here’s where to start.
June/July Air sick. Pollution and environment injustices are hurting — even killing — our children.
2021
January/February 2021 All Star. Al Oliver is a baseball legend and a dedicated Kiwanian. His life of community service is influenced by his faith and his devotion to the youth of Ohio.
April/May 2021 How to: Your ultimate resource for growing, strengthening and improving your club.
June/July 2021 One world, one tribe.
August 2021 Pet projects. Kiwanis clubs find that creatures of all kinds present ways to raise funds and serve kids.
September 2021 Dino discoveries: Children and dinosaurs happily co-exist at a Kiwanis-funded adventure park
October/November 2021 The point of impact: For the 2021-22 Kiwanis International President Peter Mancuso, leadership is all about the club experience.
December 2021 Disaster response: Victims themselves, Louisiana Kiwanians help other recover from devastating hurricanes.
2020
January/February 2020 Welcome Nepal. Kiwanis’ newest district impresses with strong growth and thoughtful service.
March 2020 Building community. Changing lives with Habitat for Humanity.
April/May 2020 The future is theirs. Protecting the planet for generations to come.
June/July 2020 Good sports. Kiwanians in Nevada keep the fun rolling with a bike camp for kids.
August 2020 Learning Curve. Students, teachers and parents are struggling to adapt to the «new normal» in education. Kiwanians can help.
September 2020 Culinary refuge. Swiss Kiwanians support a refugee-run kitchen that provides more than a hot meal. it provides hope.
October/November 2020 Lasting Development. 2020-21 Kiwanis International President Art Riley has a vision for this Kiwanis year — and for the Kiwanis future that lies beyond it
December 2020 On point International ballet star Misty Copeland started dancing as a young girl after school at a Boys & Girls club. That time influenced her forever.
2019
January/February 2019 Date with history Hosted in a cemetery, an interactive Kiwanis dinner showcases some very special guests from the past.
March 2019 Air Force. At a famous Albuquerque balloon festival, local Kiwanians have it made in the shade..
April/May 2019 The Power of Play This issue of Kiwanis magazine is packed with pages about play.
June/July 2019 What If You Choose to Change the World?
August 2019 Clean Hands; Open Hearts. A Texas Key Club constructs a water station for Guatemalan schoolchildren.
September 2019 A Dangerous Debate. From misinformation on social media to advocacy groups reporting ‘fake news,’ vaccinating children has become a controversial topic. But why?
October/November 2019 Friend of the Family. 2019-20 Kiwanis International President Daniel Vigneron focuses on building community through friendship.
December 2019 Character Study. 2A progressive school in Turkey uses drama, art and music to help children learn.
2018
January/February 2018 Down on the farm A golden celebration gives thousands of children a free day of learning and fun
March 2018 Stress test From social media burnout to school pressures, anxiety and stress have a hold on our kids
April/May 2018 Board games French artists create one-of-a-kind skateboards for charity
June/July 2018 Follow the leader Boy Scouts of America and Kiwanis: an enduring partnership
August 2018 Play ball An illustrated history of Kiwanis and baseball
September 2018 It takes a village A Belgian town comes together for film, food, family and fun
October/November 2018 Visions of greatness Poly Lat, your 2018-19 Kiwanis International president
December 2018 Simple kindness If we all started our day like Fred Rogers did, can you imagine the possibilities?
2017
January/February 2017 History repeats Reenacting Canada’s Battle of Stoney Creek
March 2017 What if Kiwanis didn’t exist? In a world without Kiwanis, kids would suffer most
April/May 2017 Common threads A Kiwanis-sponsored sewing program helps women in Vanuatu become self-sufficient
June/July 2017 Water The world’s vanishing resource
August 2017 A cut above A Frankfort, Kentucky, Kiwanian uses his barbershop to help area kids.
September 2017 All that jazz New Orleans-style music takes center stage at a fundraising festival in Switzerland.
October/November 2017 Yes man When it comes to new-club opening, Kiwanis International’s 2017–18 President Jim Rochford won’t take no for an answer.
December 2017 Pick me up and use me A DIY guide to improving your club, helping your community and serving kids everywhere.
2016
January/February 2016 Fear How it affects our lives and what we can do about it
March 2016 Explore! Pack your bags, it’s the travel issue
April/May 2016 The Kiwanis Exeter UFO Festival Flying Saucers! Where do they come from? What do they want?
June/July 2016 Major league music Kiwanis Music Festival hits all the right notes
August 2016 Homework How much is too much?
September 2016 Food festivals. Yum! A delicious Kiwanis tradition
October/November 2016 In living color As the 2016-17 president, Jane Erickson brings a bold vision to Kiwanis International
December 2016 Leaders of the future Key Leader prepares teens today to serve tomorrow
2015
January/February 2015 100 years of service The Kiwanis anniversary issue
March 2015 Destiny’s children Montana Kiwanians help fund an orphanage in Uganda
April/May 2015 Signature circus German clubs raise Kiwanis’ public profile under the big top
June/July 2015 4 Riley kids Kiwanis and Riley Hospital for Children: A history of service
August 2015 Life in the clouds Serving children in the remote Honduran Highlands
September 2015 The cycle of life A Dutch cyclist rides through 20 countries to raise funds and awareness for Kiwanis
October/November 2015 First Sue Petrisin leads Kiwanis into a new century as the organization’s first female president
December 2015 Life in a food desert From big cities to farm communities, millions of families live with food insecurity
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