Brisbane Sunrise Speakers in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, host a “Room and Zoom” hybrid meeting after a recent rebranding. To help attract new members, the club expanded their online social media presence, updated their website, and welcomed guests and members from the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, India, and Mongolia. The club also conducted an intensive two-day Speechcraft course over 800 miles away with staff and volunteers of the Queensland Rural Fire and Emergency Services.

The Tralee Club of Tralee, Ireland, celebrates its 30th anniversary at the Ballyseede Castle Hotel with current and former members and officers and current and past District officers. The evening consisted of food, speeches, songs, comic sketches, and reminiscences.

Nee Soon East Mandarin Advanced Toastmasters Club of Singapore celebrates their five-year anniversary. The members also recently held a group lunch to bond and help shape the culture of the club while also helping to draw new members and retain current ones.

The Executive Committee of Tampines Tamil Toastmasters in Singapore gather at the Club President’s home for an officer meeting. The committee members began this practice of meeting at each officer’s home to help them bond, and to stay engaged and motivated to reach the club’s goals in the Distinguished Club Program.

In March, Doha Toastmasters Club of Doha, Qatar, celebrated International Women’s Day with an “Embrace Equity” meeting theme. Their crossed arms symbolize how they are working to embrace equity in their club and beyond.