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ALT An illustrated person is holding a large round object with lines resembling text. Another person above them holds a dandelion and is looking down. Large orange flowers are in the background. The colors are bright and stylized.
ALT Text on a lined paper background. The main text reads: "We’re at 99.9% success, and that is in fact the most fragile place to be." Below, in a highlighted area, it says: "Chris Wolff, Director for Polio Eradication, World Health Organization." A hand holds a pen in the lower right corner. Some words are underlined or circled.
ALT The image is split into two sections: the top from 1998 shows a group of people in white t-shirts holding boxes beside a bus labeled "Hope Unlimited," and the bottom from 2024 shows a group in school uniforms with boxes.
ALT A person stands at a podium speaking to an audience on a stage. Several people are seated on either side of the podium, with large rock formations in the background.
ALT A group of people smiling and posing together at what appears to be an event or conference. They are wearing name badges, and one person is holding a sign. The text "bring back making new friends" is overlaid on the image.
ALT Two people walking and holding hands, smiling. One person is wearing a traditional outfit, and the other is in a patterned jacket. There's text overlaid on the image saying, "bring back supporting one another," with part of a logo or sign visible in the background.
ALT A group of friends singing karaoke with microphones. The background is dark with glowing lights. The text reads, "bring back having fun."
ALT The image shows the entrance to One Rotary Center with the Rotary International logo. The building has colorful banners and onscreen text that reads "bring back belonging."
ALT A hand holding the bottom of a beer can, which has text printed on it. Above the can, the phrase "can a beer help eradicate polio?" is written in large letters. Text on the bottom of the can says "End Polio Now"
ALT An illustrated scene with a person administering an oral vaccine to a child. Text reads, "World Polio Day, 24 October." The Rotary logo and "End Polio Now" logo are present. A hashtag #EndPolio and website endpolio.org are included.
ALT The image shows a newspaper section titled "Northwest Voices" featuring a letter to the editor. The letter discusses global polio eradication efforts, highlighting the challenges and importance of vaccinations. Contact information for Melissa Davis, the deputy opinion editor, is included at the bottom. The newspaper page is set against a bright yellow background with scattered purple rectangles.
ALT A person with a diamond ring gently holding a small child's hand, both hands showing pinky fingers marked with a purple marker. Bright, colorful clothing is visible in the background.
ALT A person is holding a sign that says "End Polio Now" in a public area. In the background, there's a building with the Rotary Club of Evanston logo and several people engaged in various activities. An American flag is visible on the right. Trees and foliage surround the scene.
ALT A group of people stand outside holding signs. One sign reads "End Polio Now" and the other says "Together, We #EndPolio." They wear red shirts with the same message, promoting polio eradication.
ALT A person in a baseball hat holds up a sign reading "End Polio Now" in an urban plaza. People wearing Rotary International vests are in the background.
ALT Two people stand outside holding signs with messages about ending polio, including "END POLIO NOW" and "TOGETHER, WE #ENDPOLIO." They are in front of a Rotary International backdrop. Both are wearing red shirts with "END POLIO NOW" printed on them.