Projects for Peace THE VISION OF KATHRYN W. DAVIS

2020

1 2020 Projects for Peace THE VISION OF KATHRYN W. DAVIS

2 Contents Profiles of Peace-building ...... 5 By Philip O. Geier, Creator and Director of Projects for Peace

Selected Profiles of Peace-building Launched by Projects for Peace ...... 9

Campus Kitchen at Gettysburg College...... 10

Orenda Project...... 12

Women LEAD Nepal...... 14

CodePhil...... 16

Rerooted...... 18

Reclaim Childhood...... 20

Organic Route...... 22

Recycle Up! Ghana...... 24

Kibera School for Girls...... 26

Paper Airplanes...... 28

Healthy Learners...... 30

School of Leadership, Afghanistan–SOLA...... 32

Cycle Connect...... 34

World Map of All Projects for Peace ...... 36

All Projects for Peace, Listed by College and University ...... 38

Acknowledgments and Credits ...... 80 .

3 Profiles of Peace-building by Philip O. Geier

OVID-19 has brought an unwanted interruption to a unique philanthropic initiative . CProjects for Peace, created in 2007, has challenged college students to design their summer projects and implement their winning proposals with $10,000 grants . Over 1,500 winning projects have taken place across the U .S . and in nearly 150 other countries during the past 13 years . The founding force behind all of these projects was internationalist Kathryn W . Davis who, on the eve of her 100th birthday, asked me to design a program for college students that would, in her words, “bring about a mindset of preparing for peace, instead of preparing for war .” Kathryn initially gave $1,000,000 to try out the idea . She was so enthused by what ensued in that first year that she made philanthropic provisions for funding ongoing annual competi- tions and grants for winning Projects for Peace to continue long after she passed away . Her legacy is very much alive . So for the past 13 years, Projects for Peace has motivated and rewarded thousands of college students for pursuing initiatives that can serve as building blocks for a more just and peaceful world . Regrettably, due to the pandemic, the 125 winning proposals for 2020 have been deferred until it is safe and healthy for them to be undertaken, hopefully joining another “While peace may be an ever-elusive goal in today’s world, Projects for Peace seeks to make new cohort of 125 winning proposals in 2021 . a difference by empowering those eager to take personal responsibility for positive change. The In the interim, we have chosen to reflect on what has been accomplished and recognize inventiveness, energy, and commitment of our student grantees are qualities central to building 13 organizations that were incubated as Projects for Peace and have now grown into their stepping-stones toward peace in the 21st century. The Projects for Peace initiative gives motivated own impactful organizations . They are based worldwide—in Afghanistan, Armenia, Ghana, students the opportunity and the resources to do so.” , Kenya, Nepal, , the Philippines, , Uganda, the U .S ., and Zambia . Their missions vary, but the overall commitment to improving the world in meaningful ways is Philip O. Geier, Ph.D. Creator and Director of Projects for Peace

4 5 consistent and impressive . The Projects for Peace initiative launched these organizations and their talented leadership . We thank consultant Elana Dean for tracking and documenting these organizations, which have been widely recognized, such as “Women LEAD Nepal” being honored as a Dell Social Innovation Challenge’s 10 Most Promising Projects; such as the founder and CEO of “Orenda Project” chosen by Forbes as one of its “30 under 30” social entrepreneurs; such as “Paper Airplanes” winning the MIT Enterprise Forum Pan Arab Innovate for Refugees competition; such as “Reclaim Childhood” winning the 2018 Sports for Refugees honor from the Beyond Sport Global Awards . And the list goes on . We are pleased to celebrate these 13 organizations but note they are just exemplary of the many incubated through the Projects for Peace initiative . We also celebrate the nearly 100 colleges and universities across the U .S . we partner with to deploy Projects for Peace competitions each year . These collaborations reflect a deep commitment across the spectrum of American higher to Kathryn Davis’s wish to “bring about a mindset of preparing for peace .” Once the pandemic is behind us, we very much look forward to the resumption and continuation of Projects for Peace . In the interim, we offer these profiles— and references to others—as reminders of what the human spirit and focused philanthropy can achieve . Projects for Peace offers inspiration and hope to a challenged world .

“My many years have taught me that there will always be conflict. It’s part of human nature. But I’ll remind you that love, kindness, and support are also part of human nature. My challenge to you is to bring about a mindset of preparing for peace, instead of preparing for war.”

Kathryn W. Davis

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Profiles of Peace-building

As the following profiles illustrate, the Projects for

Peace initiative has incubated numerous

organizations that are having ongoing impact around

the world . They demonstrate that there are those

among today’s youth —tomorrow’s leaders—who

want to make a positive difference by putting

building blocks in place for a more peaceful world .

Through these organizations—and many others

launched by Projects for Peace—Kathryn Davis’s

vision of “preparing for peace” is being realized .

8 9 Campus Kitchen at Gettysburg College Aimee George ‘09, a Gettysburg College student, used her 2007 their programming with older adults to include fresh produce bags

2007 Projects for Peace Recipient Projects for Peace grant to open up a Campus Kitchen (CKGC) on for shut-in senior citizens during the summer, and the More Than A her college’s campus—only the twelfth in the U.S. at the time. A Meal program pairing college volunteers with local seniors to USA Aimee George Campus Kitchen “trains the unemployed, homeless and those deliver and enjoy a weekly hot meal and conversation, which helps Gettysburg College living in poverty in culinary skills and saves food from being wasted to address issues of social isolation. In the fall of 2019, CKGC while feeding those who are hungry in the community.” Her started a new program called Burg Bowls, providing meals to grEAT/Campus Kitchens Project worked closely with Gettysburg students on campus who may be facing food insecurity. College’s dining services to recover food from campus to serve at To date, they have served over 61,500 meals and recovered a homeless shelter and to those in the local community. Aimee, almost 140,000 pounds of food. along with other students, used the grant funding to receive

food-service training, take part in leadership training from the https://www .gettysburg .edu/offices/center-for-public-service/ national Campus Kitchens initiative in Washington D.C., and buy students/campus-kitchen additional food and supplies. CKGC has been going strong since its beginning. The Gettysburg College Center for Public Service supports the program, recruiting students for leadership roles in its operation. CKGC uses prepared food that has not been served from the campus dining services and from local grocery and convenience stores, hotels, restaurants, and caterers. They repackage and add other foods obtained from food drives, local farmers, and the food bank. CKGC then makes weekly visits to partner agencies, where they deliver the meals and also provide nutritional education. In 2012, CKGC was awarded the Commonwealth of Pennsyl- vania Department of Aging Secretary’s Award for Excellence in Nutrition for Older Pennsylvanians. Since then they have expanded

10 11 Orenda Project

2015 Projects for Peace Recipient In 2015, Haroon Yasin and Ahwaz Akhtar planned to use their real learning levels (without shame or fear) instead of their

Pakistan Projects for Peace grant to build a primary school for Afghan kids nominal grade levels.” The project is improving their learning Haroon Yasin living in Pakistan’s slums. They wanted to ensure that the school’s content continually with the data collected from students. For Ahwaz Akhtar Georgetown University curriculum was high quality and contextually relevant. They the past four years, more than 350,000 children across Pakistan conducted a series of workshops or “co-creation sessions” have used their learning apps. Taleemabad has been approved discussing curriculum, school timings, and school goals. The by Pakistan’s government and is now broadcast on state-owned students engaged Pakistani volunteers to help staff the Islamabad TV channels, reaching a cumulative 54 million subscribers. program to build trust between the two populations. A series of In one initiative—with the Malala Fund and the Government of politically destabilizing events disrupted the students’ ability to Punjab—200 out-of-school girls were given Taleemabad Digital complete their projects, including the actual construction. Despite Books with the sixth-grade curriculum. Each will participate in a these issues, the students were still successful in leading the group as they learn and will take a state-approved exam at year’s Afghan residents’ sessions, training, and working with the end to receive credit for the academic year. volunteers on curriculum development. At summer’s end, the Orenda has won two bronze medals (for Arts & Humanities project began registering as a nonprofit organization with sights on and Educational App Award) from the Reimagine Education adapting its mission for the future. Awards and was a delegate to the 2015 Telenor Youth Forum. Since 2015, the Orenda Project has successfully adapted into Orenda competed in and won the National Education Challenge, an education technology organization, delivering the Pakistani where they beat hundreds of other projects from all over Pakistan. national curriculum to children through a series of digital products. Haroon—the organization’s CEO—received the Queen’s Young The first product—the Taleemabad Learning App—uses animated Leader Award, was named an Acumen Fellow, and was in the videos to provide school instruction for kindergartners through Forbes “30 under 30” list of social entrepreneurs. fifth-graders. Each video is accompanied by games that assess

each topic. For children who don’t have access to a smartphone, https://taleemabad .com/ Orenda developed the Taleemabad Digital Book, which contains an http://orendaproject .org/ entire school year’s worth of curriculum offline. They have also provided print textbooks as an alternative to the digital format. Orenda’s products are in Urdu and receive extensive community member feedback to ensure that all content is culturally appro- priate and relevant. They also “enable students to learn by their

12 13 Women LEAD Nepal

2011 Projects for Peace Recipient With their 2011 Projects for Peace grant, three Georgetown public service.” This program has multiple components, including:

Nepal University students ran a women’s empowerment leadership • a week-long political organizing workshop; Claire Naylor program in Kathmandu, Nepal. Thirty-six high-school senior girls • volunteering with a political party or election candidate; Claire Charamnac Meredith Jacobs from different castes, religions, and areas took part in the program • bimonthly discussion sessions on democracy and governmen;t Georgetown University that included lectures on women’s issues, self-defense work- • formation and implementation of their political activism theme; shops, and a service-learning trip. From the beginning, Women • and a graduation ceremony. LEAD Nepal aimed to reach beyond the summer, and it quickly The third core program Women LEAD Nepal offers is the became a registered nonprofit. Since 2011, the organization has OWN IT Nepal annual leadership summit that “seeks to bridge the grown exponentially and now boasts a large staff and established gap between female leaders and the young women who aspire to programs that teach girls leadership and professional skills. be like them.” This conference includes panel discussions, Women LEAD Nepal’s core program is called the “LEAD workshops, and multiple opportunities to connect young women course.” It is a yearlong leadership program for 30 twelfth-grade with women leaders. girls. It helps enable “young women [to] explore their identities as In addition, Women LEAD Nepal organizes events—confer- leaders and changemakers within their societies.” It consists of ences, meet-and-greets, networking meetings—and actively multiple components: engages program alumni through training, seminars, funding, and • a two-week Leadership Institute that provides training in public continued support. speaking and Nepali current affairs, among other topics; Women LEAD won the With and For Girls Award in 2016; was • a School Leadership Program where each girl spends over 300 selected into Points of Light’s 2015 CivicX Accelerator; was hours co-leading a program at her school while receiving support; honored as a United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative’s Innovative • field trips to government offices around Kathmandu; Solutions of 2014; and as a Dell Social Innovation Challenge’s 10 • a weeklong training that supports the girls in setting up Most Promising Projects in 2014. Claire Naylor, one of the advocacy projects; co-founders, was awarded the Youth Courage Award from the • a two-week professional development skills workshop; United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative. Women LEAD was an • and a graduation ceremony. Echoing Green Semi-Finalist in 2011 and 2013. Women LEAD Nepal also offers a Young Women’s Political Leadership Institute, an eight-month program for 18-to-25-year-old www .women-lead .org participants that helps “to enable young women to be part of

14 15 CodePhil

2017 Projects for Peace Recipient With their 2017 Projects for Peace grant, three Columbia University ment, reached more than 10,000 users. They have invested in

Philippines students set out to bring digital and computer literacy to youth in making TypePhil free and available online and offline due to limited Sahir Jaggi the Philippines. CodePhil’s mission was “to democratize digital internet connectivity in rural areas. The team also consults on Sang Jun Park Vivian Shen and computer literacy in the rural Philippines.” They carried out a information and communications technology and digital literacy Columbia University series of initiatives over the summer, including teaching Web- education—fostering connections between the nonprofit, academ- development programming. They taught students programming ic, government, and private sectors to improve digital literacy for languages—such as HTML and Javascript—and helped them youth in the rural Philippines. create websites. They also held a two-day Innovation Summit at CodePhil was selected as a presenter at the 2017 Global the University of Eastern Philippines for high-school students from Science Technology Innovation Conference in Brussels, Belgium, Northern Samar and Mindanao to develop technological solutions and received the 2018 International Telecommunications Union to community issues and introduce them to technology-related Young Innovator Award. careers. Over 150 high-school and college students, tech recruit-

ers, tech professionals, government representatives, and others www .codephil .org attended a series of workshops and presentations. Having found that so many students didn’t have typing skills, the grantees developed and launched TypePhil, an educational typing software. Teaching these skills would help the students to learn other digital and computer skills later. Over the summer of 2017, CodePhil reached more than 1,000 students. After a successful summer, CodePhil became a nonprofit organization and continues its work today. In addition to running digital skill training workshops, they have expanded their mission to integrate digital literacy skills in elementary schools, high schools, and universities throughout the Philippines. By the end of 2018, CodePhil, in partnership with the Philippine national govern-

16 17 Rerooted

2017 Projects for Peace Recipient Anoush Baghdassarian, Claremont McKenna College, and Ani experience of Syrian-Armenians.

Armenia Schug, Pomona College, used their 2017 Projects for Peace After the summer of 2017, Ani and Anoush continued to Anoush Baghdassarian Ani Schug funding to collect oral histories of Syrian-Armenians who fled the collect more oral histories, resulting in over 150 interviews from Claremont McKenna College & Pomona College Syrian conflict. Since 2011, over half of the community has left Syrian-Armenians resettled in more than 10 countries. The as a result of the conflict. The students surpassed their complete set of interviews is now known as the Rerooted Archive. original goal of recording 40 testimonies and collected 65 The students built a website to host the video interviews. The interviews involving 82 individuals. Most were captured on video, current plan includes making all interviews available with English and others with voice recordings or written notes. The students and Western Armenian subtitles and providing transcripts in both interviewed an equal number of men and women of different languages. They note that they are also working on adding “search vocations, socioeconomic status, and age. They focused on functions, an interactive map feature, and lesson-plan material.” resettling in Armenia, their lives in Syria, and their families’

experiences during the Armenian genocide. Most were ancestors www .rerooted .org of the genocide that began in Turkey during World War 1, having settled in Syria a century ago. The archive hoped “to fulfill three main goals: preservation, education, and humanization” of the

18 19 Reclaim Childhood

2008 Projects for Peace Recipient In the summer of 2008, Anouk Dey and Katherine Krieg created regional finalist for the UN High Commission on Refugees’ Nansen a sports camp for Jordanian and Iraqi refugee girls, funded by a Refugee Award in 2018. The program was the 2018 winner of the Jordan Projects for Peace grant. They successfully ran four one-week Sports for Refugees Award from the Beyond Sport Global Awards. Anouk Dey Katherine Krieg camps near Amman, Jordan, including soccer, basketball, Williams College capture-the-flag, and other games. They also offered English www .reclaimchildhood .org reading activities. In total, 25-30 girls attended each camp session. By the end of the summer, Anouk and Katherine had set their sights even higher for this initiative. The project soon became a nonprofit organization called Reclaim Childhood, which now provides year-round sports programming to Jordanian and refugee girls and women in and Amman. They offer summer camps, sports leagues, after-school sports, teen leadership programming, and coaching clinics. Their mission has three objectives:

➊ To provide a safe space where participants can “Reclaim Childhood” and be kids.

➋ To connect communities that otherwise may not interact— refugees, Jordanians, and volunteers from all over the world.

➌ To empower and inspire young women by using sport and play’s positive impact to teach life lessons uniquely learned through athletics and by providing strong female role models as coaches. Reclaim Childhood was the and North Africa

20 21 Organic Route

2017 Projects for Peace Recipient Three Lewis & Clark College students used their 2017 Projects for further supports some of the corporation’s partners. They also

Uganda Peace grant to implement a vocational training program in Uganda pledge 10 percent of their profits to support social, environmental, Nellie Trenga-Schein called Planting the Seeds of Peace Ambassadors. Their goal was and health projects, specifically Exile International, Organization for Max Clary Seren Villwock “to promote peaceful livelihood through agricultural training, Community Action, and the partner organization from the Projects Lewis & Clark College nutritional education, and the establishment of a mentorship and for Peace, Children of Peace Uganda. seed exchange network.” Working closely with a local

organization—Children of Peace Uganda—they ran daily www .organicroute .org workshops. Lectures in the classroom were complemented with field-based learning activities and a nutritional meal before each class. In total, 44 youth and young adults took part in the summer workshops. In the end, each student was encouraged to serve as ambassadors to other households, passing along their newly acquired agricultural training and nutritional education. Children of Peace Uganda continued the summer’s agricultural training and also added a nutritional education program for a short period. Additional fundraising from the students allowed the organization to purchase land for a garden. Max Clary, one of the Projects for Peace students, also used the summer experience to launch a for-profit business in Uganda. Organic Route, an aspiring B-corporation, sells flours, dried fruits, and fortified spaghetti from East Africa. They currently work with 167 farm cooperatives equating to more than 22,000 farmers, paying above fair-trade wages. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

22 23 Recycle Up! Ghana

2014 Projects for Peace Recipient Torben Fischer and Manuel Schulze from the University of Projects for Peace-funded model. Since the summer of 2014, RUG

Ghana California Berkeley used their 2014 Projects for Peace grant to start has run six camps in three different cities across the country, Torben Fischer a recycling and youth empowerment program in Ghana. Recycle training over 150 youth and supporting more than 30 youth-devel- Manuel Schulze University of California Berkeley Up! had three main objectives: oped waste management projects.

➊ To increase public awareness of environmental issues; RUG has expanded beyond the summer camp and runs ➋ To motivate the Ghanaian youth to think, act, and behave like several initiatives. They recently launched a Nationwide Waste ambassadors for resolving the plastic waste problem in their Education Campaign. This focuses on providing environmental and community; and waste reduction education for students across Ghana through an ➌ To facilitate the development of a sustainable, preventive, and in-school curriculum and field trips. It also provides recycling local recycling solution. facilities. RUG also runs the Campus Dustbin Project, which builds waste segregation and disposal systems on university campuses. The main component was a two-week summer camp for 27 It connects the universities to local plastic waste buyers to support high-school students. It featured environmental experts, motiva- processing and recycling. Initially developed during the 2016 tional speakers, and field trips to a local landfill, recycling firm, summer camp, the project has evolved into the Plastic Recycling polluted areas, and a neat environment. The students formed Project at the University of Ghana, the country’s oldest and largest groups to develop and present ideas to address local waste issues university. The organization runs other programs as well. to a panel of judges and an audience of over 100 people. The winners, selected by the judges and granted award money, https://recycleupghana .org/ included an initiative that proposed a plastic-to-fuel converting machine and one that designed a waste management system for schools. After the camp, Recycle Up!‘s organizational partner supported 27 participants in starting a recycling program at their high school. Since 2014, the now renamed Recycle Up! Ghana (RUG) has become an independent nonprofit organization with more than 200 members dedicated to “a world free of waste.” The organiza- tion’s mission is to “co-create local solutions to Ghana’s waste problems.” It still runs its summer camp, which follows the original

24 25 Kibera School for Girls

2009 Projects for Peace Recipient Wesleyan University students Kennedy Odede and Jessica Posner advocacy platforms, and education and leadership development

Kenya used their 2009 Projects for Peace grant to found the Kibera for women and girls.” Besides running the two leadership Kennedy Odede School for Girls in the largest urban slum in Kenya. After receiving academies for girls, SHOFCO runs health, water and sanitation, Jessica Posner Wesleyan University the grant, they immediately obtained news coverage and addi- sustainable livelihood, and other programming in multiple locations tional funding. Starting quickly, they constructed a school building, across Kenya. SHOFCO has also awarded scholarships to 42 hired staff, and enrolled 45 students in prekindergarten through graduates of the Kibera School for Girls to attend high schools in first grade. As they stated in their grant report, the school Kenya and the U.S. “strives to empower the young women of Nairobi’s Kibera slum In 2018, SHOFCO won the Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian to imagine and then enact their solutions to some of the world’s Award, having “made extraordinary contributions to alleviating most pressing problems by providing a superior education free human suffering.” of charge.”

Since 2009, in addition to the Kibera School for Girls, they www .shofco .org have also run the Mathare School for Girls in another urban slum. In total, they serve 547 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade. Both schools provide free tuition, health care, uniforms, and school supplies to all their students. The two schools are just one part of a larger effort founded by Kennedy Odede in 2004: Shining Hope for Communities, or SHOFCO. Conceived as a “grassroots movement,” SHOFCO has grown into a diverse organization with a multimillion-dollar annual budget. Its mission is to “[catalyze] large-scale transformation in urban slums by providing critical services for all, community

26 27 Paper Airplanes

2015 Projects for Peace Recipient In Bailey Ulbricht’s 2015 Project for Peace, “Combating War with All the organization’s programming is delivered online, pairing

Turkey Education: Expanding Educational Opportunities for Syrian Youth,” students to instructors for one-to-one learning. They train their Bailey Ulbricht she planned to support Syrian refugee students’ education as they tutors intensively and provide them with a class curriculum Carleton College completed high school. Partnering with a TOEFL preparation center designed to be culturally sensitive and relevant. The coursework is in Hatay, Turkey, Bailey taught TOEFL classes, equipped the center accessible even with poor internet service and to students with with materials to enhance language learning, and built a computer limited data plans. The organization has expanded and now has lab so students could work with English-language tutors online. over 20 staff members working with more than 500 students The online program, Paper Airplanes, connected Syrians to English- across its programs. Paper Airplanes has served over 2,000 speaking Americans via Skype to practice their English. Using students to date. some of the Projects for Peace funds, Bailey paid for TOEFL Paper Airplanes was a winner at both the 2018 MIT Enterprise exams—necessary to continue with higher education or specific Forum Pan Arab Innovate for Refugees Competition and the 2017 jobs in Turkey—for15 students. As she noted in her Projects for UN Science, Innovation, and Technology Competition. Peace report: “Certainly the future of my project rests on expand-

ing free services to students like my tutoring program Paper www .paper-airplanes .org Airplanes, and connecting the students to resources that give them a chance.” By the end of 2016, Paper Airplanes became a nonprofit organization, expanding its tutoring programming to help “close education and skills gaps for conflict-affected individuals in the Middle East.” The organization recognizes the need for English proficiency in higher education and in obtaining employment in Turkey. In addition to its core English programming for youth and adults, Paper Airplanes also has Turkish language classes, com- puter programming classes for women, and classes for journalists in active conflict zones.

28 29 Healthy Learners

2014 Projects for Peace Recipient Lonnie Hackett, a student from Bowdoin College, and Zambian Since the summer of 2014, they have set up medical screen-

Zambia partners, used his 2104 Projects for Peace grant to build a ings, health education classes, and clean water systems in new Lonnie Hackett school-based health program where they could deliver medical communities. After starting up a new Healthy Learners model, Bowdoin College care and health classes to schoolchildren with their 2014 Projects the organization shifts into a technical support role while the for Peace grant. Before arriving in Zambia, Lonnie registered his Zambian health and education offices take on the program’s initiative as a nonprofit organization and leveraged the funds to management and leadership. raise an additional $65,000 for the program. From the beginning, Healthy Learners’ main goal is “to institutionalize the model Lonnie intended to use his summer project as the launch for a within the community and government.” To that end, Healthy longer-term commitment. The organization itself—Healthy Learners worked closely with the Ministries of Health and Learners – provided schools with traveling health clinics and clean Education to develop a national school health strategy and set of drinking water systems. They also trained teachers to become guidelines successfully adopted in 2020. school health workers who could give first-line care, refer children Healthy Learners has also partnered with ThinkMD to use to health care, and deliver health education classes. The project their mobile technology to help school health workers assess was a success. Approximately 1,000 children received medical and diagnose sick children and monitor health at the individual screenings, and a system was put in place to reach an additional and community levels. Through this initiative, they are quickly 9,000 children the next year. building one of the largest databases in the region of school- Since the summer of 2014, Healthy Learners has grown aged children’s health in the region. exponentially. In 2019, they served more than 75,000 children: Lonnie was named a Mulago Rainer Arnhold Fellow and a 16,000 students received treatment at school, 5,600 were referred Draper Richards Kaplan Social Entrepreneur for his work. to health facilities, and 6,600 attended health education classes.

With an annual cost of less than $3 per child, outside researchers www .healthylearners .org from the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health identified the Healthy Learners model as significantly increasing vitamin A and deworming coverage and decreasing morbidity and stunting, among other improved outcomes. Healthy Learners works closely and in partnership with the Zambian government, offering their programs in government-run schools and partnership with government-run health centers.

30 31 School of Leadership,

Afghanistan—SOLA In the summer of 2008, Middlebury College student Shabana Shabana’s Projects for Peace work played a significant role in

2008 Projects for Peace Recipient Basij-Rasikh was awarded a Projects for Peace grant to commis- her early social entrepreneurship. Today she has multiple acco- sion the building of wells in and around Kabul, Afghanistan. Her lades to her name, including CNN International’s Leading Women Afghanistan Shabana Basij-Rasikh project’s goal—Giving Afghan People Access to Clean Water—was of 2014 and National Geographic’s 2014 Emerging Explorers. She Middlebury College to reduce illnesses caused by unsafe drinking water. In addition to has received honorary doctorates from SOAS University of the six wells built using the funds from her grant, Shabana also and Cedar Crest College in Pennsylvania. Shabana was awarded raised additional funds to build three more during her time there. the Malalai Medal for her promotion of girls’ access to education Beyond overseeing the building of nine wells in several communi- (one of Afghanistan’s highest national honors) and named to the ties, Shabana organized other activities such as the trash clean-up Forbes 30 under 30 Asia list in the social entrepreneurship sector at a school. in 2019. That same year while still at Middlebury, Shabana co-founded

the School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA), whose mission is https://www .sola-afghanistan .org/ to provide high-quality education for girls in Afghanistan. SOLA cur- rently enrolls more than 80 girls from around the country in its boarding school and employs over 30 staff. SOLA has also obtained over $9.4 million in scholarships from global partners. A middle-school program (grades six through eight) and an upper school program (grades nine and 10) are currently available. There are active plans to expand this to include grades 11 and 12 in the coming years. The girls learn the Afghan national curriculum along with “academic enrichment coursework” developed specifically by SOLA. There is an emphasis on learning about other cultures (including those within the country) and female leadership. Girls currently come from 26 of the country’s 34 provinces, and the school is working to enroll girls from the balance. There are also plans to build a new campus in Kabul.

32 33 Cycle Connect

2009 Projects for Peace Recipient A team of students from Bucknell University launched Bicycles annual incomes by 30 percent or more. Crucial to their model, they

Uganda Against Poverty (BAP) with a 2009 Projects for Peace grant. They must visit remote areas to provide their services; in 2019, this Dick Muyambi sought to promote “economic development among the ultra-poor amounted to the staff traveling over 300,000 miles. They also Alyson Cobb Molly Burke through the provision of sustainable transportation to improve implement “Farmer-Centric Financing”, meaning that they design Megan Vodzak Erika Iouriev accessibility to the market, farms, and basic social services” in loan terms to best meet the farmer’s needs. In 2020, Cycle Sophia Magalona Uganda. By the end of the summer of 2009, the group had Connect hopes to work with 6,000 smallholder farmers. Abhay Agarawal Kevin Matthews successfully distributed 102 bicycles to people in two villages. They The organization has earned recogition, including a Clinton Nicole Meyers Odeke Ekirapa specifically recruited smallholder farmers who were walking to and Global Initiative University Commitment Award in 2008 and 2009 Kylie Brandt from their plots daily and walking their goods to market, thus and a Do Something.Org Award. Co-founder and CEO Molly Burke Bucknell University spending large amounts of time and energy in transit. From the was named a 2013 National Geographic Traveler, a 2015 SHONA beginning, the model of BAP was to have recipients pay back half a fellow, and a 2019 social entrepreneur member of the Miller bicycle’s cost in no more than 18 months. During that summer, the Center’s GSBI program. students “learned a lot about the area, the people, and how the

local government and NGOs function.” They noted in their final www .cycleconnect .org report that this “will be a huge advantage in planning and imple- menting for the continuation of the BAP project.” BAP, now know as Cycle Connect, has continued and expand- ed. The organization’s mission remains close to its original purpose: “to increase income for smallholder farmers in East Africa through productive asset-financing and training.” Their core initiative is equipping farmers not only with bicycles, but also with oxen and plows, motorcycles, or grinding machines. They also provide financial literacy and agricultural training workshops. Cycle Connect estimates that they have had a positive impact on more than 30,000 rural Ugandans by increasing their

34 35 Projects for Peace in the World 2007–2019

Afghanistan Eswatini Albania Ethiopia Algeria Angola France Argentina Gambia Armenia Australia Ghana Bahamas Greece Bangladesh Guatemala Belgium Guyana Belize Haiti Benin Honduras Marshall Islands Bhutan Hong Kong Mexico Bolivia Moldava Bosnia & Iceland Mongolia Herzegovina India Montenegro Botswana Indonesia Brazil Mozambique Bulgaria Myanmar Burkina Faso Ireland Namibia Burundi Nepal Cambodia Netherlands Cameroon Jamaica New Zealand Canada Japan Nicaragua Chile Jordan Niger China Kazakhstan Nigeria Lucia Thailand Colombia Kenya Northern Ireland Senegal Timor-Leste Congo Kiribati Norway Sierra Leone Togo Costa Rica Kosovo Pakistan Singapore Trinidad & Tobago Cote d’Ivoire Kyrgyzstan Palestine Slovakia Turkey Cuba Laos Panama Islands Uganda Cyprus Latvia Papua New Guinea Somalia Czech Republic Paraguay South Africa United Kingdom Democratic Republic Lesotho Peru South Korea USA of Congo Liberia Philippines South Sudan Venezuela Lithuania Sri Lanka Vietnam Djibouti Macedonia Puerto Rico Sudan Yemen Dominica Madagascar Republic of Georgia Suriname Zambia Dominican Republic Malawi Republic of Guinea Switzerland Zimbabwe Ecuador Malaysia Republic of Palau Taiwan Maldives Russia Tajikistan El Salvador Mali Rwanda Tanzania 36 37 The Projects for Peace 2007–present 2013 Barnard College 2019 2012 Living Together— 2008 La Huella Moxeña (The Enabling Rural Agnes Scott College 2013 2010 2018 Navigating The Right to Smile Moxeño Footprint) Communities Common Grounds 2007 Technology Inspiring Peace The Young Writers Project Nuclear Narratives: Egypt Bolivia to Build Equality Turkey Fighting Domestic Violence, Benin Kenya Learning the Legacy of U.S. Kristine Hassan Emily Miller India Creating Domestic Peace Maureen Klein Jackline Makena Nuclear Testing at a Time of Saim Saeed Natalia Figueredo Natacha Danon USA Aba Quagrainie Renewed Threat 2010 Olivia Krishnaswami Art of Aging Bard Palestinian Youth Samantha Ortega Meg Beyer 2014 Republic of Marshall Knowledge as Power Turkey Initiative Samantha Figueredo 2013 Rachel Bunker Peace and Prosperity Islands Honduras Bessie Young Palestine (Colombia College) Tweets for Peace Chevonne Golden through Renewable Energy Emily Ratté Lena Newman Lauren Blaxter Israel Martha Lee Haiti 2011 Bates College 2019 Ameer Shalabi 2011 Spencer Collet Tammy Leverette Ranran Li Peace through Shared Stages of Development: 2007 Using Memorials to James LePage Hanwen Li Experience 2014 Empowering Girls GITAGATA 2015 Prevent Conflict and Sustainable Apiculture Rhonda Lowry Uganda through Theater Rwanda Minorities, Monasteries, Coming Together through Promote Peace Armenia Colleen McCreight Conny Morrison Dominican Republic Katie Conkling and Knowledge France Lia Soorenian Margaret McMillan Elizabeth Richardson Annie Connell Conversations Pakistan Lexojme, Enderrojme, Ar- Natalie Braun Hodan Osman Kate Harmsworth-Mor- Myanmar Sumbul Siddiqui rijme 2015 2012 Rocio Rodgriguez Collecting Memories from Sounds of Social Change rissey Aung Phone Myint 2016 Albania Reconciliation through Play Nancy Thebaut our Grandparents’ Lived Colombia Kate Lyczkowski 2014 Markets for Peace Iris Aliaj Bosnia & Herzegovina Maryam Trowell Histories Rylan Gajek-Leonard Emily Maistrellis Restoration, Reconciliation, Nigeria Kathryn Libby Ajila Karajko Lauren Whitton South Korea Alexzandra Morris Brooke Miller and Rehabilitation Joy Akinfenwa Jennifer Whitton 2012 Ludia Ock Avery Morris 2013 Dylan Morris Rwanda Kelso Wyeth 2017 Foutbol Bayonnais Daniel Zlatkin Join the Circle, Alicia Oas Simone Schriger Break the Cycle Shannon Yarbrough Bee Preservation as Haiti Bard College Julia Resnick Devin Tatro Breaking Barriers South Africa Peacemaking Tahina Vatel 2008 Catherine Zimmerman 2008 Mexico Shilpa Guha 2015 2013 Expressive Arts Therapy Providing Women and Palestine 2008 Q’eros Health Initiative Esperanza: Bridging Center Zoe Kasperzyk Adair Kleinpeter-Ross Children with a Haven Andi Sweetman Food for Peace: Breaking Peru Gaps in Education and Julia Vunderink 2014 of Peace Avalon Bonlie Sri Lanka the Hunger—Violence— Patrick Tolosky Community The Belizean Leadership China Jennifer Lemanski 2016 Hunger Cycle 2018 Dominican Republic Youth Summit 2016 Hanwen Li Jappal: Economic Tanzania Storytelling for Peace and Melissa Aybar 2009 Belize The Phalala Project Empowerment for Our Emmanuel Drabo 2009 Empowerment Bringing the Bronx to Women Shanice Sanchez Swaziland 2014 Budapest Chomba Kaluba Center for Inner Peace Rwanda Stimulating Reading Senegal Dhvani Tombush Bantu Mabaso and Outer Health Peace Grace Muhizi Hungary Lauren Pluchino Culture Julia Tinneny 2015 Mexico Bálint Misetics Connecting Arts and Sara Belbase Ethiopia Yes You Can 2009 Andrea-Paola Martinez 2017 An Educational Economic the Environment 2019 Hewan Semon Marye 2010 Madagascar Charleen McClure Developing an Educational Stimulus Plan for Shimbwe India Preventative Education: Listening, Education, and Annika Freudenberger 2015 Action Curriculum at Samos Tanzania Megan Lubetkin 2010 Combating Human Who Are We? Nicaragua Refugee Camp 2016 Sam Nagourney Miles Schelling Empowering Women Trafficking in Georgia USA Elysia Petras Greece Raise Your Words Jake Nudel for Peace and Prosperity USA Ayoung Kim 2017 Chelsea Whealdon Eliza Cornwell Palestine Cambodia Tatiana High 2010 Zawadi Health-Care 2016 Reed Mariam Rimawi Darah Tabrum 2011 Empowering the Services Amherst College Love through a New Lens 2018 2017 Land-Mine Victims with Kenya 2011 Bard Palestinian Argentina Truth in Image Making: Mobility Gift Pola Kiti Freedom to See Beyond 2007 Youth Initiative Everyday Action: Teaching Sarah Jordan Empowering Caracas’ Afghanistan USA Hope for Kibera: Afya na Palestine Hygiene through Art 2018 Maendeleo (Health and Meghan McDonough Youth through the Art of Mustafa Basij-Rasikh Jillian Edosomwan Lauren Blaxter Nicaragua Supporting Queer Refugees Development) Photography Randal LeDet 2017 Daniel Gettinger Emma Ruskin Literacy and Microfinance in Lebanon Kenya Kasra Sarikhani Venezuela Stepping Off the Veranda: 2018 Zambia Lebanon 2012 Hyowoun Jyung Promoting Greater Mujahed Sarsur Alexis Parra Integrated Water Resources Laura Taylor Facilitating Equal Access to Chomba Kaluba Yara Abdelhady Engagement by American Rosana Zarza Canova 2019 Management Modern Education: A Road 2011 2019 2009 Study-Abroad Students in Establishing a Multi-genre Botswana 2012 to a Peaceful Society The Ch’allma School Speaking Out for Eco-Pad Project Argentina Toolkit Qingda’s Liberal-Arts Language Curriculum in the Shilin Zhou Zimbabwe Peru Sustainable Peace: Kenya Argentina Seminar Samos Refugee Camp Clarety Kaseke Hannah Porst Empowering Rwandan Olutosin Akinyode Sophie Delfeus China Greece Rufaro Nyoni Youth through Debate Willem Molesworth Eric Raimondi Rwanda Gwendolyn Whidden

38 39 Bennington College MuzikoMonda, a World 2009 2019 2014 2008 2016 2011 2012 Music Ensemble The Voice of Forgotten Push the Boundaries: A Call for Dignity: Ending Growing Gardens for Youth Art in Mostar: Sharing Knowledge Community Action USA Mothers Artistic Empowerment Manual Scavenging Health New Narratives for Peace Workshop “Kuch Karo” Asako Okamoto China Program for Sarawakian India Rwanda Bosnia & Herzegovina Nepal Pakistan Tomina Parvanova Angel Cheng Youth in Malaysia Troen Emma Clippinger Colleen Cilwick Briana Bellamy Andrea Verdeja (Macalester College) Maliha Ali 2010 Malaysia 2012 2009 Painting Pictures of Celia Garcia Nogales 2013 Cyprus: Theatrum Mundi Prescriptions for Peace Radu Stochita Peaceful Minds, Peaceful Al Quds University a Peaceful Future (Ringling College of Art & One Man’s Trash Cyprus Peru Song Eraou Community Student Dialogue Israel Design) Nepal Sebastian Plano Barish USA Brandeis University Initiative Rosi Greenberg Anna Koolstra (London Benjamin Underwood Mark Oppenheim Palestine Mary Fessler 2010 2007 2009 School of Economics) 2014 Not a Curse from God 2011 Media Lab Project, Santo Eli Philip Rainwater for Humanity Liza Yeager 2013 Mizizi kwa Amani: Roots India Words for Peace Domingo Petapa, Oaxaca Catriona Stewart India Making Peace Accessible for Peace Katie Winder Pakistan Mexico Christina Tang Young Scientists Rise Kenya Kenya 2015 Mariya Ilyas Jefferson Arak Cultivating Trust through Zimbabwe Keshia Koech 2011 Varney Glassman Partnership 2011 Charlene Chabata Finding New Harmonies 2012 2008 Water Supply: Helping 2014 USA 2015 Brazil Classrooms for Peace INEZA, Creating Economic Local People Build Their 2017 Unconditional Love, Dar a Luz Brillante Litwer John Bachelder Uganda Sustainability for Women Own Village Education Support for Vietnam Ecuador Vietnam Juan Sebastian Delgado Kristopher Klein Rwanda Empowering Maasai Nepal Haitian Youth (ESHY) Tessalyn Morrison Margot Moinester Kumud Ghimire Haiti Huong Giang Le Redi Llupa 2013 Women through Computer 2016 Susan Younger Savant Shrestha Ruth Gaelle St . Fleur 2012 Pariwartan Literacy and Education 2015 United Harmonies (Middlebury College) Music for Youth, Nepal 2009 Tanzania 2018 The Harvest Peace Co. Armenia/Turkey Music for Peace Apekshya Prasai Between Two Fires Kira Levin 2012 Library Project for the USA Melodi Var Ongel Uganda Ecotourism in the Amazon Gia-Kajelo Community Jonetta White Colombia 2014 2016 2017 Goran Daskalov A Healthier Peace Benjamin Bechtolsheim SeluSemillas: A Plantable Ecuador Ghana 2016 Sergio Escalera Blair Cameron Bruno Felalaga Women Empowerment Zambia 2010 Stories Project Project Qeqesha Zura Kobakhidze Center Lonnie Hackett Empowering through Puerto Rico Callalli Weavers 2019 Zimbabwe Pakistan Education Brontë Velez Dancing Towards Joy Rukanzakanza 2013 2015 Community Muhammad Haroon Haiti Survivance: Indigenous Breaking Down Barriers Stand for Peace 2017 Development Project 2017 Shaina Gilbert Arts and Science 2018 through Romani Music Peru/Guatemala/Honduras TRII (The Right to Peru Project Duafe USA Giving Voice to Migrants Macedonia Scott Mitchell Immigration Institute): Marielle Alvino Ghana State of Peace Cousin Across the Border: A Goran Daskalov A New Home Christabel Koomson 2016 Costa Rica 2013 Narrative Approach to the Sergio Escalera USA Fostering Female Cohen Sowing the Seeds of Peace Bryn Mawr College 2018 Mexican Migrant Crisis Zura Kobakhidze Victoria St . Jean Indigenous Leadership Ned Crowley Yemen 2007 Small Hands, Big Hearts: Mexico/USA Jonathan Goldman 2014 Ecuador Raba Al-Eryani Building Girls Building Empowerment for Watu wa Julia Granillo Tostado Breaking the Silence 2011 Caroline Martinez Women2Women, 2018 Dreams (BGBD) Maana Children’s Home Mongolia 2014 Songs Across Boundaries Youth2Youth A Nation United: Zimbabwe Kenya Eric Hollander 2017 Peer to Peer for Peace Cyprus Rwanda Encouraging Nicaraguan Takudzwa Kanyangarara Morine Kimani Gereltuya Tumurbaatar Empowering Young Girls in Kenya Melodi Var Öngel Rural Villages by Teaching Noam Shouster Community and Education Chemtai Langat 2008 2019 Bowdoin College Them Computer Science Nicaragua Peace in the City of Kaa Rada (Be Aware) 2019 2012 No Country for Women Pakistan Abigail McCabe Brotherly Love Kenya New Ladakhi Girls Health 2007 Engaging Hands and Minds India Multi-Ethnic Education Aneka Kazlyna Stephen Roselli USA Millicent Auma and Empowerment Project Zimbabwe Shreena Thakore China Kayla DInces 2019 Lucy Edwards India 2018 Ria Vaidya Bucknell University Mo Zhou Lena Morrison CLUB DEL ESPENDRÚ Adaobi Kanu Stanzin Angmo Getting Empowered: Lu Bian (Grinnell College) Academic Summer Camp 2015 2007 Sexual and Reproductive 2013 2009 The Boston Conservatory Cuba Emancipate Women for Assessing Lead in Mi Refugio: Peace through 2008 Health Program for Back to Basics: Education 2007 Fontes World Peace Community Gardens Maine-Ghana Youth Zambian Girls Food for HIV Zimbabwe Guatemala The Music Inter-Cultural Network USA Zambia Swaziland Brown University Gwendolene Mugodi Danielle Winter X-change Film Project Ari Briski Brendan Pulsifer Mangaliso Mohammed 2007 Oluwakemi Odusanya Julie Pfromm Israel Ghana Cecily Moyer (Haverford SPARKS Academy—Kabul (Bloomsburg University) Eran Houja Steven Bartus HIV/AIDS Education College) Afghanistan The One Book Sebastian Plano Anna Karass Kazakhstan Samira Thomas at a Time Project 2010 Rasa Vitkauskaite Aisha Woodward Ardak Meterkulova Ethiopia A Publication for Peace Annabel Lemma USA Rosario

40 41 Pumping Station to Provide 2012 Carleton College 2017 2008 2017 2014 Encouraging Youth Water for El Porvenir Puerto Rico Se Anima 2007 Growing Brighter Futures: Makrepeni Community Restorative Memory: Mitigating the Human- Entrepreneurship Nicaragua Puerto Rico The Napkin Project: Health Youth Agricultural Center Eternalizing and Leopard Conflict Kosovo Ashley Curry Stefan Ivanovski Education on the Street Education in Hawai’i South Africa Empowering Narratives of Sri Lanka Ermira Murati Donato José Saavedra Valdivia Brazil USA Vanessa Carter Syrian-Armenian Refugees Sanjiv Fernando 2010 Meghan Feller Michael McCulloch Mia Orans Armenia Boloka Ngwao—Preserve Iron Man 2015 Speech Bubbles Editorial Rob Gradoville Nazish Zafar Morgan Vought Anoush Baghdassarian Your Culture Senegal Butterfly Effect Program Panel Program Julie Jakoboski Ani Schug Botswana 2008 2018 Emily Enberg (George Ghana USA Saskia Madlener Relebohile Letsie Talking with Our Hands: Streamlining Peace Washington University) 2018 Delight Gavor Jenny Chen Laura Roberts Personal Expression Building through Youth Kimia Raafat Weather Stations and Ryo Sueda 2013 2016 Journey into Culture II through Puppetry Arts Empowerment in Women’s Rights Thriving Communities: The Light the Way Ireland 2009 Germany and France 2008 China Zimbabwe Public Health Campaign Zimbabwe Aquaponics Greenhouse Ahmed Asi How Much Does a Emily Litwin Co-operative Melissa Dunne Zimbabwe for Maternal Health Jasmine E . Shirey George Carpenter Banana Really Cost? Melissa Mayer USA Yiliang Jiang Anesu Masakura Honduras 2019 Michael Hempel Nicaragua Savannah Cooley Shenyun Xiao 2009 2019 Ashley Baugh Therapeutic Photography: Sulaiman Nasseri Bianka Ballina-Calderon Project SHAKTI Greer Donley A Journey through Mental (University of Florida) Yi Xu Cooperacion Costeña 2017 Fazal Rashid India por la Paz: Popular and Health Love of Knowledge Grace Han 2014 Lipi Gupta 2010 2011 Pedagogical Peace Alcanzando Nuevas Alturas USA Vietnam Expansion Project Connie Low Cycling Out Poverty Alicia Tsai Finding Community Dick Muyambi Zambia 2010 Building in the Colombian Paraguay Vietnam USA Trang Nguyen Brittany Szabo Leo Fotsing Fomba Community Development Caribbean Francesca Ioffreda Clark University Tamer Hassan Lauren Weinstein Zwelani Ngwenya through Photography Colombia Keila Novoa Phong Nguyen Burma 2008 Empowering Afghan Chanda Singoyi Andres Parra 2019 2009 Khant Khant Kyaw 2011 Empowerment Women through through Opportunity Consent across Borders Bicycles Against Poverty 2015 Case Western Reserve The C.H.I.L.E. Project Embroidery 2011 Namibia India/Pakistan (BAP) Books for a Better Society University Chile Afghanistan Uganda Myanmar Volunteer for Lahore Nicholas Egger-Bovet Amelia McPheeters Rohan Roger 2017 Sulaiman Nasseri Molly Burke The Ngone Oo Pakistan Veronica Pugin Emily Negrin Maha Akbar Alyson Cobb Yoni Blumberg Poetry for Peace Kesem Rozenblat 2012 2012 Colby College Erika Iouriev 2016 Sana Rafiq South Africa Connecting the Dots Empowering Students Cameron Macaskill Mitigating Vulnerability 2009 2007 USA Sophia Magalona through Environmental 2012 China Seeds of Peace Kevin Matthews Peer-Based Sex Education Jenny Chen Development Kalamkari Kalai 2018 Igor Tischenko Sudan for Gao Zhong (High Nicole Meyers Sri Lanka India Periods for Peace Chelsea Ellingsen 2013 2013 School) Students Dick Muyambi Sharmen Hettipola Meera Sury Cameroon/relocated to China The Migrant Megan Vodzak Sierra Leone due to unrest Language and Life-Skills 2010 Peacebuilding Project 2013 Training The Energy for Melyn Heckelman 2017 Geneva Magsino Guatemala 2010 Urban Agriculture Project Thailand Education Project Victoria Yuan Powering Rural Nepal with Hannah Clarke John Bengtson A Sustainable Micro Hydropower Plants Brazil Sesa Bakenra-Tikande Nepal Drinking- Water Solution 2019 Camelids, Water, and Peace J . 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42 43 2016 2012 2009 2019 2014 2012 2011 Columbia University Because WE CARE Lake Victoria: Aiding Tanzania Rural Education Bell, Books and the Clean Empowering Local Playing for Peace: Wellness The Zuia Initiative 2007 Sierra Leone Violence or Promoting Tanzania Light that Lasts Initiatives: Building Food and Diplomacy in Rural Kenya Global Life Focus Kumba Seddu Peace? 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Lucia Managed Seed Bank in the Anna Kelly USA Clean Water for Rural Max Green Critical Thought for Sachi Schuricht Zimbabwe Zimmerman Cardona Gambia Lauren Schmidt Emma Schoenberger Jason Steiert Tolerance Zimbabwe Andrew Louw Gambia 2008 Georgia Butcher 2017 Pakistan Unoziba Moyo Neil Oculi Jenna Farineau Solar Water Disinfection Education and Health Allison Cunningham Chaupimonte Community Sameea Butt Services (SODIS) 2010 2019 Mill: Supporting Nyma Khan (University of Zambia 2018 Promoting Education and Resolving the Stinking Ecuador Traveling Mobile Library: Education through Coffee London) Michael Wenger Countering Violent Saving Lives through Heaps Valerie Grosscup The Box of Stories—La Caja Development in Oxpampa Extremism through Hand Pump Water Wells Afghanistan Jonathan Spear 2012 2009 de Los Cuentos Peru Intercultural Dialogue Afghanistan Nafisa Mohammadi Unifying Ait Bayoud, Practice Makes Peace Mexico Lucy Marshall One Bridge at a Time Belgium Mohammad Mudaqiq 2009 USA 2011 Mariana Lika Uehara The Prozor Project Eva McKinsey Morocco Sienna Frost Jen Rusciano 2016 Mundus Socialis Youth Bosnia & Herzegovina Eric Bohn Daniel Miller Water for Peace 2018 Camp College of the Holy Cross Burford Tamar Caplan 2010 India Los Pocitos Outdoor 2019 Finland 2009 (McGill University) Anthony Clark The Nagasaki-America The Bigger Smiles Project: Saraswati Devray Samuli Sinisalo Community Center Peace Project United Sugar Nations Samuel Carter (Brown Margaret Cowie Oral Health Promotion Cuba Japan 2017 2012 Dominican Republic University) Alexandra Hammerberg Across Different Ethnic Mitra Ghaffari Carolina van de Access to Water: A Matter Harvesting Rain as a Scarlett Piantini Melissa Serafin Eric Lee Communities in Kosovo Evyn Papworth Mensbrugghe of Health, Education, and Method of Resilience Antonio Skarica Kevin Ma Kosovo 2010 Aleksandr Sklyar Justice Bolivia Peacemakers Club 2019 Chloe Nguy Oneida Shushe 2010 Sumak Kawsay: Peace and Palestine/Israel Adrian Fernandez Jauregui Uganda Ain’t No Stoppin’ da Bus Ong 2011 Ahmed Arafat the Writing Experience Rushal Rege 2013 Rubayiza John USA Land-Mine Victims in Ecuador Garrett Ruggieri College of Idaho 2018 Organic Coffee and Fruit Shire Brown 2011 Jessica Ramos Caroline Shang Bosnia & Herzegovina Empowering Girls’ Production for Peace Eduardo Hazera 2008 Peace by Numbers Megan Bott Andrew Sumner Cathleen Carr Fighting Malaria to Education through Nepal Jody Joyner South Africa Timothy Weber Jennifer Spindel Improve Life Sanitation in Rural Burundi Surya Karki Mark Francis Drago Malawi Burundi Jacob Fulcher Ferdinand Nyabenda Samantha Fundingsland

44 45 2013 Connecticut College 2015 2011 Project Playwright 2015 2019 2016 Healthy Children for 2007 Lakota Youth Speak Sustainable Tourism and USA Peace by Design Public Art, Reclamation, Bridging the Gap: a Peaceful Future New Ambassadors USA Education for Mugu Jean Ellen Cowgill Ghana and Social Change Mural Empowerment Camp for China for Peace Marina Sachs Nepal Erika Sogge Hilary Johnson Project Migrant Children Sida Li Nepal Ellie Storck Mona Aditya Gurkaran Singh USA China 2008 Nayan Pokhrel Makayla Binter Junyi Cui 2014 2016 2012 Peace in the Middle East: 2016 Ran Ji Books Not Bars Pragya Lohani (Southern Reforestation and Santa Ines Promotores A Film Festival Water4Peace Denison University USA Methodist University) de Paz Sustainable Agriculture Israel Rwanda 2017 Zoe Ridolfi-Starr Ecuador Mexico Lilian Mehrel Simone Schmid 2008 Savera 2008 Ten Years of Recovery: Organs for Peace Annette Davis Sidney Madsen India 2015 Youth Empowerment 2017 Healing Processes in Post- Paraguay Emma Race Mrinalini Mitra Entrepreneurship in 2013 Program: Bringing Vision EmpoweringHER Over Conflict Northern Ireland Jazmin Acuna Zaatari Village 2017 Bridging the Gap into Action Abuse Ireland 2018 Andrea Burt Jordan The BOLD Intensive Nigeria Ghana Iran Ian Darrow Water for Prosperity: Philip Burnett Kelechi Umoga Changing Perspective for USA Emmanuel Mensah Saba Nejad Kara Lemarie Economic and Social Nadine Fattaleh Peace: A Summer Camp Allie Girouard 2014 Prosperity through Water Andrew Pasquier 2009 2018 2009 Israel Sarah Potter Enhancing Child Nutrition The Hospital CAN Be Your Purification in Rural Ghana Elana Sulakshana Kate Stockbridge Bronx Gardens: Cultivating Bridging the Divide Ghana Christina Gossmann through Animal Source Peace Home Anne-Laure White Food Management through Dialogue Alexandria Seward (Wellesley College) 2018 USA Bolivia Ghana USA Samantha Price 2016 Thayer Hastings ShEmpowered Sarah Schewe Rachna Shah Dana Meyer Caring for Children at Risk Edgar Akuffo-Addo Joseph Hauck (Colorado Nepal Julia Schneider 2010 2019 Israel College) Amiansu Khanal 2015 2019 Shield Our Watoto (Shield 2010 Clean Drinking Water for Ezra Gontonwnik Passing the Baton A Health-Based Approach Rural China Our Children) 2009 2019 The DeSoto Peace Camp Joshua Schwartz Nigeria for Peacebuilding in China Tanzania The Power of Health A Path to Peace: Trail USA Oghenerukeme Asagba Northwestern Rwanda Mark Fatoumata N . 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46 47 Duke University 2012 2019 2012 Franklin & Marshall 2017 Promoting Peace 2008 2007 Reusable Sanitary Cultivating Youth’s Peace- The Townsend Food Project College Beyond Casteism in Rural Awareness amongst Youths “I Have a Dream” in the Camp WISER (Women’s Pads for Peace Building Skills: The Karsh USA 2007 Nepal Cameroon Dheisha & Institute for Secondary Haiti Mentorship Initiative Mary Margaret Jones The Goal Is Peace Nepal Nshing Jonathan Tim Refugee Camps Education and Research) Lauren Zalla Nepal Sarah Waddle Abhishek Anand Palestine Uganda 2015 Kenya Carter Zenke Hammad Hammad 2013 Vuwa Enterprise Scott Peterman 2018 Advancing Women’s Right Mike Arndt Ramya Ginjupalli Rod Solaimani Community Empowerment: “Rainwater Enterprise” 2008 Overcoming Economic, and Access to Justice Andrew Cunningham Agricultural Initiative Douglas Maina Somalia Peer-Mediation: Empow- Elise Dellinger Kenya Environmental Leadership Social, and Health South Sudan Samia Zaman Program Deqa Osman erment through Conflict April Edwards Silviano Valdez Challenges through Nyuol Lueth Tong China Resolution Tyla Fowler Siatha Pedestrian Foot- Purifying Water and 2016 2013 Brian Marshall Zambia Chetan Jhaveri 2014 bridge: Duke Engineers for Stepping Out from the Hydroponics A Community United Yupu Zhao Donna Harati Patrick Messac Reading and Studying for International Development Shadow Egypt against Terrorism Peace Kelly Teagarden Bolivia Bosnia & Herzegovina 2009 Yaa Ibrahim Ghana 2009 Swaziland Rebecca Leggett Ana Mihajlovic Tarisiro Yeramangwana 2019 Emmanuel Kotin Proper Sanitation Beyond the Border: Aristide Sangano Woodley Burrow Zimbabwe Saving the Children of Facilities for Building Relationships 2014 2017 AIDS Orphans 2015 Will Durbin Faith Musengezi Pakistan—A fight against among South Korean and Navigating Discourses of Developing Peace between Malawi Moving Communities/ Rebecca Lau Jason Owen child abuse North Korean Refugee Sexuality: Resistance to a Leprosy-Affected and Reed Morrissey Moviendo Comunidades Valerie Tsao Homophobia Abby Zoltick Pakistan College Students Surrounding Communities Mexico Brazil Muhammad Ahmed 2010 South Korea Earlham College 2010 in Addis Ababa Erin Leyson Kavi Ramburn Cheema Stinky Peace Project Priscilla Baek 2007 Zero-Lead for Future Ethiopia Marcos Ramos Tajikistan Mimi Kim 2016 Talk for Tomorrow Generations Fisseha Getahun Solar Lighting for Peace China Future Generations David Lee Myung Ko Kosovo 2015 2018 Kenya Yuan Cao 2009 Behar Xharra Community Resource Grafting Peace 2011 2008 Davis Muthoka Wanlin Deng Peace-Building and Natural- Center for Better Salyantar Resource Management USA Women LEAD Nepal Solar Cooking for Tibetan A Sense of Place: Nepal Nepal Communities Rainwater Catchment A Mural of Peace 2011 Uganda Tristan B . Nutter Ram Itani The ONE Goal Claire Charamnac China System in Manintenina USA Joy Bongyereire Saimoon Jung Thapa South Africa 2019 Meredith Jacobs Nanjie Caihua Madagascar Jamie-Rose Rothenberg Mona Lotfipour 2010 SDGs Our Way to Peace Claire Naylor Zhuoma Gadou Emilia Chojkiewicz 2016 Building Relationships and Tunisia Elizabeth Griffin 2008 The Sisterhood 2012 2009 Change from Within 2012 Trust for Peaceful Elections Maher Trabelsi Dylan Kaiser Peace Project 100 Goals for Peace Karen Education and Confronting Malaria in USA Burundi Matthew Marlow India South Africa George Washington Empowerment at the Mbarara Daniel Mahle Rene Claude Niyonkuru Emma Palmer Sonia Sandeep Kabra Rebeca Green University Border Uganda Ian Shaw (University of 2011 Burma Charles Pearlman Morgan Reed 2018 Rebecca Agostino Oregon) 2017 Promoting Nonviolence Jocelyn Fong Cassandra Williams The Ripple Effect Joshua Greenberg Jamie Utt Young Mothers 4 Peace: 2013 among Guyanese Youth Laura Grannemann USA Erica Jain 2017 Empowering Teenage Leadership Project in Ivory Guyana Carly Rosenfield Eddie Zhang Clinic and Vehicular Bridge Arts for Peace Mothers in Liberia with Coast Goldie Scott Sophia Mohamed in Kanyegaramire, Uganda Sierra Leone Vocational Skills Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) 2013 Literacy for Peace 2019 Uganda Ishmail Daoh Liberia Nadine Zoro 2012 Environmental Education Nigeria Promoting Cultural Promoting Peace through Elizabeth Grifin Syed Kamal Peniel Ibe Kenya Jane Yumi Chong 2014 Competency in Youth in Women’s Economic Cassandra Williams Katie Ferrato 2009 2018 L’Union Fait la Force (Unity Kuresoi Empowerment in Timor- Margaret Ferrato 2010 Kyle Baer Hope—An Agent for Peace Peace for Adolescent North Is Strength) Kenya Leste Promoting Primate Welfare Angelica Pangan Swaziland Cote d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) Stanley Nderitu Timor-Leste 2014 & Public Health Korean Refugees in South Anthony Paul Sanele Thulani Mahlaela Mawupemor Kofi Alorzuke Chloe King A Breath of Fresh Air Sierra Leone Korea 2013 Erin Simons Nadine Zoro Jenny Lundt (Colgate Uni- Rwanda Melanie Subramanian 2010 South Korea A Community-Driven Marina Smalling Gyeongeun Lee versity) Philip Dearing Elle Smyth The Voices from Mountains 2015 Cross-Border Peace- 2011 Hyeonji Kim Building Project Philip Wong Tajikistan Road to School EngTech Georgetown University Promoting Women’s Health 2018 Shanoz Aqnazarbekova Summer Camp ’15 Uganda/S . Sudan 2015 Awareness 2019 2007 Rainwater Harvesting for Bunyodjon Tusmatov DOSTI Initiative—Afghan- Bangladesh James Latigo The Orenda Project Honduras Agricultural Sustenance in Argentine Shantytown Pakistan Pak Peacebuilding with Indira Rahman 2014 Kirasten Brasfield Gorkha, Nepal 2011 Argentina Ahwaz Akhtar Crafting Empowerment Sanitary Napkins Promotion of Peace in Anna Brown Nepal 2016 Elena Stewart Haroon Yasin Indonesia Afghanistan and Pakistan An Answer to the Global Afghanistan through Bo Sun Bigyan Babu Regmi Lailul Ikram Summia Tora Refugee Crisis: No Barrier a Cultural Dialogue One World Africa Youth 2016 Dipin Bishwakarma Maida Raza Too Strong Afghanistan Summit Hamaari Kahaani Turkey Reyhaneh Gulscom Ghana India Alperen Akkoyunlu Hussaini Jessica Rimington Devika Ranjan George Peavy

48 49 2017 2012 2008 2019 2014 Hamilton College 2010 2019 37th to 37th: Peace, Love, Engaging Differences Bridges for Peace Sport for Peace and Weaving Peace and 2007 Peace in Pedernales Riziki Na Amani: Steady and Storytelling in a DC Malawi Kosovo Friendship: Preparing Stringing Hope GlobalYouthUnite Dominican Republic Income for Peace Neighborhood Allan Kawala Elena Gadjanova Youths at Risk for Peace Guatemala USA Kristen Calandrelli Kenya USA Ina Iankulova through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Leah Marie Lucas Winter Burhoe Min Lee Naphtal Haya 2013 Emily Nucaro Laura Dickinson Painted Turtle Farm Ryan Murray Brazil Toby Norman Alison Forger Raphaël Schapira 2008 Haverford College USA 2010 Los Niños Son el Futuro A Hundred and Fifty-Six 2011 Jasmine Colahan Theater for Peace Global Development 2007 2018 Grinnell College Ecuador Children Combating Poverty Among India Innovators P.E.A.C.E. Haiti (Promoting 2014 Anam Aslam Zimbabwe and Violence to Women in Evelyne Tauchnitz 2007 Dominican Republic Education About Civic Creating Comprehensive Women in Solidarity for Matthew Miller (Messiah Fallon Chipidza Juarez College) Annemarie Ryu Engagement) Educational and Social 2011 Development 2009 Mexico Haiti Opportunities Hip Hop 4 Peace Nicaragua 2015 Empowering the Hadzabe: 2012 Anna Marschalk-Burns Rebecca Hinkhouse Armenia Guatemala Jaime Swiebel From the Bottom Up: Health for Cultural Building Active Literacy Amy Pennington Sabrina Leon Landegger Mariam Aghayan Strengthening Jamaica’s Preservation Ethiopia Stéphanie Eller 2008 2008 Early-Childhood Tanzania Mehron Price 2019 2015 Local Foods for Local Project to Further 2012 Institutions Caroline Davis Maskax-wadaag Youth S.P.E.A.K. Up! Apples for Peace People Economic Opportunities Jamaica Laura Gault Resolving Resource Scar- Campaign: Think and Share Uganda Nepal USA Paula-Kay Cousins city Conflict Guatemala Somalia Annie Weber Alexander Molterer Meredith Groves Anesu Gamanya 2010 Belize/Guatemala Katie Johnston-Davis Mustafe Axmed 2016 Anna Scherer Victoria Mercer Education for Peace Jane D’Ambrosia 2009 Eric Nost 2016 Kenya Julian Moll-Rocek Social Inclusion and 2013 Beat the Ignorance: Learning About Violence; Opportunities for the Blind Telling the Story Alex Reich Lydia Rono Understanding Peace Gettysburg College Learning about 2013 Brazil Thailand 2009 Immigration 2011 Sanitation as a Means for Indonesia 2007 Vitor Melo Emilie Fortin Madeleine Schlefer grEAT/Campus Kitchens Legal Aid Program for Czech Republic Karate Ka for Peace Peace Project 2017 2014 Migrant Michaela Gelnarova Summer Camp Bangladesh 2010 Workers in Shanghai USA Heal, Empower, Inspire Voice It Out! Matthew McCarthy USA Rayhnuma Ahmed Bridging Health and China Aimee George through Art and Music Brazil Tiffany Sanders Culture Liting Cong 2017 2014 Lia Nigro (HEIAM) Anne-Cecile Leyvraz Kenya David Wang (Georgetown The Aspiring for More 2012 Building Bridges in Mostar Louisa Polos Dominican Republic Pulling Villages Out of Kelsey Bilek 2015 University) Project: Inspiring the Youth Bosnia & Herzegovina Phoebe Do We Will Never Forget of Jamestown to Create Poverty with a Community Freya Nowell (London 2011 2008 Tractor Charlotte Moreno Mexico Equal Access to and Achieve Life Goals School of Economics) Art, Basketball, and GREEN GOODIES Farming. Kenya Food. Fun. Mairead McCarthy Samuel Segura Cobos Education: A Road to Peace Ghana Dilia Swart Condoms Hillary Kip Langat USA and Development Angela Adom Frimpong Madagascar 2018 2016 Empowering East Afri- Megan Crowe Cambodia Maia Freudenberger Promoting Peace through Passinho pela #paz 2018 Harvard College can Youths to Engage in Heather Grace-Rutledge Improved Infrastructure Joe Hiller Switzerland Chandara Veung Wanawake Kwa Wanawake: 2007 Dialogue Moving Pakistan into Light 2009 Nepal Doris Niragire Nirere Socioeconomic Building Community Tanzania Pakistan Reading and Reflection Pranav Kayastha Monika Nyffeler 2010 Empowerment of Women through Sports Abuubakar Ally Naila Ijaz Nepal Pranaya Rana Peace in the Mountains Bosnia & Herzegovina 2017 in South Western Kenya Andrew Nalani (Dartmouth 2012 Jacquelyn Powell Nepal Emina Kobiljar 2019 Peace of Mind Indigenous Kenya College) Futures Factory Sneha Shrestha Ami Shrestha Annette Mokua Enhancing Rural Youth Learning for Peace in 2008 2015 Eqypt Pujehun Youth Center for 2010 Educational Infrastructure Northeast Cambodia 2011 Resiliente Despues de Father-Baby Bonding for Mohamed Abdalkader Straws of Steel Peace Create a Library to in Oraste-Syangja, Nepal Cambodia Huracán Maria en Santurce, Child Health and Societal Nepal and Wellness Hood College Encourage Reading & Nepal Saba Joshi Puerto Rico Nonviolence Inspire Dreaming Ashraya Dixit Sierra Leone Jesse Ezra Shircliff Puerto Rico Brazil 2009 Burkina Faso 2018 Elizabeth Nowak Life Connection Mission Aawaz Raj Pokhrel 2012 Vivienne Kerley-De la Cruz Michelle Sunjoo Lee Munyardazi Choga Promoting Peace in Liberia School Expansion Project The Graduate Institute, through Criminal Justice 50 Yuan that Can Change 2019 Citizens for Peace 2016 Lyudmila Marinova Lives Haiti Geneva Research and Cartoons The Talk: Sex Miseducation Guatemala Maendeleo kwa vijana: China Dale Moyers 2011 Liberia as an American Crisis Kristine Boehm Youth Development for Street Children’s 2007 Xiaorong Yin Peace IFIL.ch Felix Lüth USA 2009 Peace in Palestine Soccer and Educational Tinggong Zhan Gracee Wallach Kenya Palestine Development Venezuela Livio Silva Ugunja Center for Peace Mia Neumann (School of and Healing Jonathan Kosgei Justin Abodalo South Africa Tim Fauquex 2013 Stars for Knowledge, the Art Institute of Chicago) Kenya Michelle Marquardt Laura Block Martin Keller 2017 Knowledge Maryam Janani Samantha Murphy Andres Lorenzo Pinga Multiplying Courageous for Change Voices Carlin Rabie Bangladesh Honduras Inara Sunan Tareque Carlos Flores Thomas Yim (Brown University) 50 51 2010 Johns Hopkins University 2013 Helping Russian Children Guatemalan Youth Lake Forest College 2016 2012 Investigating Islamophobia 2007 Education and Training Russia Ambassador Program 2007 Clean Water for the Q’eros Water Treatment and France School and Community Haiti Matt Innes USA Training and Micro- Peru Distribution System Alice Butler Water Pumping System Azia Carle Vito Mantese Eric Thornton Enterprise Chelsea Evans Honduras Carline Dugue Josh Bryant 2011 Guatemala Riley Witte Scout Crowell Nepal 2017 Alexander Baish Suman Gautam Daniel DePietro Community Artivism/ 2014 2010 2019 Leading Ladies Project— Wan-Hsin Chen Annada Rajbhandary Hannah Marker ProjectArte Umeed Ki Kiran Helping Overcome Stigmas Promoting Safe and Sewing Reusable Sanitary Hope Corsair Peru Pakistan Zimbabwe Eco-Friendly Menstrual 2008 Pads to Empower 2013 Ryan Harrison Sissi Hamann Komal Khan Keith Dangarembwa Practices in Nepal A Chicken Farm for Boys and Keep Girls in School The RASS Project Cale McPherson Piret Mägi Isabel Plourde Nepal Bolivia Swaziland Ghana Zainab Nejati 2015 Chinagozi Ugwu Prashant Bhandari Andrew Myers Lindelo Dlamini Alexandra Barone 2013 Sruti Maya Sathyanadhan Humans Beyond Boxes Tatenda Uta Sriya Chadalavada Brittany Hendricks Words for Peace Yuri Semenyuk USA 2009 2018 Leila Jo Dusthimer Melissa Tickle Palestine Allison Suarez Willina Cain 2011 Madres Fuertes: Build Playgrounds, Nada Elbasha Katherine Wattington Allison Kennedy Keep Those Hearts Beating! Developing a Sustainable Not Walls 2014 Jackson Monzòn Lafayette College Future for Young Mothers Fresh Wheels Xiaowan Zhang 2016 Nigeria Palestine Alice Adebiyi 2007 Peru USA 2014 Back to the Source: Entrepreneurial Economic Isha Khalil 2008 Daniel Akuma Antti Isoaho Gelmar Moraga Live to Learn—Learn to New Thorala Computer A Hip-Hop Inspired Development, Self-Agency 2019 Love Agricultural Revolution Henry Salas Lazo Project 2012 and Sustainable Peace Safe Water, Safe Homes 2015 Bosnia & Herzegovina Uganda India Shelter for Growth Honduras 2010 Mexico Foods’ Cool Pilot Ana Filipovic Justin Danzy Raj Parikh Nepal Michael Adelman The Uncovered Artistry Carolina Guadarrama USA Project 2015 2017 Palista Kharel Samir Awuapara Fatemeh “Sima” Riahi Alexander Derish 2009 USA Writing the Wrong Framing Experience Sebastian Barreto Ortiz Jeffrey Schwartz Clean Water for Peace 2013 Angela Spoto USA USA Kavinda Udugama Lehigh University Bangladesh Alternative Energy Sarah Spoto 2016 Molly Masterson Paul Baublitz Anja Xheka Education 2008 2009 Kelpy Water Treatment and Logan Samuels Minhaj Chowdhury Honora Stagner Dominica Politics through Art 2011 USA Youzhitupin (Green Diet) Distribution System Cory Bierman 2016 2018 Tim Jurney Kenya Kalamazoo College China Honduras Kyle Conway Foundation of Hope Thoughts for Peace Madeline McGrady Ng’ang’a wa Muchiri’ Wanzhen Gao Evan Baugh Carlen Donahue Vietnam 2008 USA Catherine Munyua 2014 Minxu Zhang Holly Canada Carolyn Koch Le Nguyen Nets for Prevention and Aisat Oladokun Fighting Malnutrition Peace 2009 Elizabeth Couillard William Kuehne Mongolia Reducing Recidivism 2012 2017 Burma 2019 Michael DeCrosta Marc LaFlamme Zolzaya Erdenebileg USA Likusasa—”The Future” Education in the Arianna Schindle Economic Empowerment Mark Degenhart Tselmegtsetseg Tsetsend- Ashley Juavinett Swaziland 2017 Name of Peace Julianna Weaver for Ecuadorian Women Nick Kastango elger Amanda Pisetzner Nikita Kotecha The Kuungana Tech Ring Liberia Stephanie Willette Ecuador Hilary Lewis Kosova Kreka (KTR) Abraham Kettor Isabella Haney 2015 2010 Dana Newcombe 2009 Txi-Ching Anica Lin Jennifer Paull USA 2018 Gabriel Salvador Kenyon to Kenya — Summer Cooperative Katlin Sandvik Growing Peace to Ghana Learning Experience Andrew Schweitzer Kelsie Strobel Promoting Peace through USA Kenyon College Kenya/Ghana Colombia 2013 Natalie Smith Kira Gobes Street Kitchens Nathania Dallas Catalina Odio Lindsey Getches Senuyaa: To Purify Afghanistan 2008 2010 2018 Therese Perlowski Empowering Ethiopia’s Taylor Scult Bryan Hendrickson Republic of Guinea Obaidullah Rahim Providing Sustainable Make a Change World— 2010 Blind Martin Melendro Ayala Water Access Circumnavigating Bali on Ethiopia 2016 Matthew Cunliffe 2019 Brightening Girls’ Futures Zaroorat Data Project 2016 Benjamin Swartout Tanzania Trash with Solar Energy Laule’a Gorden-Kuehn Vocational Training to France 2014 Lisa Boyd Indonesia Kenya Matthew Huber 2011 female Mukta Kamaiya Jae June Lee Turning Over a New Leaf The Start of Illukhena Sam Bencheghib Anne Baldwin Henry Mathes 2011 and Kamlari and deprived USA Revolution— A Step Anne Severe 2017 Sustainable Empowerment 2019 women in Tikapur Kailali 2011 Melissa Foley towards Its Growth Economic Empowerment through Agricultural Strengthening Nepal The Voice of Peace 2009 Bridget Greeley Sri Lanka Development of Female Refugees: Intercommunity Anubhooti Regmi (Sauti ya Amani) Building and Opening David Wenger Pulkit Diwan Ghana Cooking for Peace Relationships Among Kenya Doors: Linh Tran Lauren Collins Palestine 2012 Pastoral Communities of Paloma Clohossey Combating Inequality Sherin Varghese Glen De Villafranca Layali Awwad Save Me from Arsenic Northern Kenya through Guatemala Shashikala Wanigasinghe Nicholas Lancaster 2012 Hannah Ahern Poisoning an Integrated Peace and Lighting a Fire for a Better 2018 2015 Daniel Letts Nicole La Fetra Bangladesh Education Initiative Jamaica Pass the Mic: Literacy Taneesha Tate-Robinson PEACEats: Promoting Katherine McCarthy Kenya Jamaica as Leadership, Gender Thafhim Siddiqua Peace through Food Diego Molina Boniface Kyalo Chelsea Wallace Equality and Justice India Kenya Stanba Gyaltsan Nasra Farah Shannon Paige

52 53 Lewis & Clark College 2014 Luther College 2014 Macalester College 2014 Massachusetts Institute 2017 2007 Teaching to Build 2007 Plant a Seed, Build a 2007 Cultivating Peace: Virtual of Technology Streamlining Justice Intimate Violence and Trust, Connections, and Soccer for Peace Brighter Future Project for Cultural Support Learning Buddy 2008 Delivery with Peace Visions for Peace Friendship Ghana Colombia and Sustainable Economies Vietnam Selsabila Informatics Nicaragua Myanmar Katy Fiedler Ervin Liz Brazil Ngan “Jasmine” Nguyen Sudan Netherlands Nway Khine Elizabeth Fussell Emily Jacob Reconciliation through Ru- Dara Hoppe 2015 Mustafa Dafalla Wajeeha Ahmad Kate Iris Hilburger Katie Schirmer Chelsea Koenigs ral School Development Seeing through a New Zahir Dossa 2018 Frazer Lanier Samuel Shugart Peace-Building Workshops Joel Martin Sri Lanka Lens Together Incentivizing the Creation Megan McBride Irada Yeap Peru Building Bridges through Godson Sowah Mahadeva Illanco Kavindra China of a More Resilient Energy Loren Speer (Metropolitan Fiorella Ormeno Incio Leadership Training 2015 Noorullah Zafari Lianna Novitz Grid for Puerto Rico State College of Denver) Promoting Peace Bangladesh Teaching Tolerance through 2008 Haimeng Zhang USA Computer Education through Forgiveness 2015 Sierra Leone Muslim Shammi Quddus 2008 Sierra Leone A Better Learning Brotherhood School 2016 René Garciá Franceschini Cultivating Peace Haiti 2009 Alyssa C .D . Cheadle Environment for a Brighter Sierra Leone Empowering Hmong Brazil Valcourt Honore Women: Peb Juaj Nuj Nqis Language for Ledra 2019 Anthony Sellu Future Zainab Mansaray Claire Battaglia Kayla Nachtsheim USA/Laos Cyprus Taking Back Education Algeria Arthur Sillah James Cotton Parul Sohal 2008 Gao Thor Eleni Orphanides Nigeria Holly Harris Ayomikun Ayodeji Casey Nelson 2016 Sowing Seeds of Peace Ending the Silence Fatimetu BachirJatri 2017 2010 Simon Schnabl (Harvard Betto van Waarden Teamwork through El Salvador Cambodia Sana Lab Emhamed Skate into the Sun: College) Verbal Communication, Antara Busse-Rein Leah Roth-Howe Philippines 2009 Empowering Maputo’s Terry Kang Leadership, and Goal Val Fano 2016 Christopher Crafting Peace: Achievement Ana Molina Women Empowerment: 2009 Young Women through the Hillary Tamirepi An Artisans’ Collective Egypt Maritza Navarro Providing a Conducive Empowering Vuka Art of Skateboarding 2011 Berwa Roberto India Hamdan Alameri Sikachila Ng’andu Learning Environment Resettlement Community Mozambique Hygienic Peace Katie Jo Walter Reham Bahauddin Merima Sofradjiza for Girls Zimbabwe Kava Vasquez Kenya Methodist University Malawi 2010 Isabella Irtifa Douglas Mapondera Benjamin Moncivaiz 2007 Constructing Classrooms... Mwayi Promise Pankuku Dello Buumu Yaakaar: Youth Summer Camp Peace through the Art of Jessica Rosenblatt 2010 Restoring Hope among 2012 Motorcycle Maintenance Promoting Peace for Peace Burnley Truax Education for Peace Building Walls and Senegalese Talibes and Creating Sustainable China Sudan Breaking Barriers Afghanistan 2017 Afghanistan Albino Children Educational and Economic Sara Eichelberger Marielena Lima Philippines Opportunities Rahila Muhibi Planting the Seeds of Mustafa Muhammadi Senegal Jesse Schouboe Christine Meling Michael Manansala Nepal Peace Ambassadors: Cheragh Ali Yazdani Khadidja Ngom Empowering Women David Willis 2009 Cecilia Martinez-Miranda Uddhav Sharma through Education Postconflict Recovery 2017 Collaborating on Irrigation 2018 India 2011 through Vocational Training Giving Peace a Chance 2011 2013 to Fight Hunger Mediante Nuestros Ojos: Sana Sabri Drilling Well, Providing of Children Affected by War by Starting with the Women and Peanut Creating a Sustainable Clean Water and Promoting Ethiopia Processing Reimagining a Future Future in Northern Uganda Littlest Feet Digging to Surface Peace Kiflu Arega Tesfaye Niger Free From Gender-Based Zimbabwe Uganda Honduras Violence Water Wells Ethiopia 2010 Rayanatou Laouali Fidelis Chimombe Nellie Trenga-Schein Jenny Woods Ecuador Ethiopia Seile Alemayehu Max Clary Economic Empowerment: Temesghen Habte Establishing an African 2018 2012 Olivia Chew 2014 Husein Nasiro-Sigo Seren Villwock The Bike Library for Empowering Community Selam Mentire Market Building a Peaceful We Gon’ Be lright: 2008 2018 Carishinas Health Workers Leah Scott-Zechlin Uganda Community in Madagascar Introducing Artrepreneur- Greenhouses for Peace Environmental Education Ecuador Togo Mihret Teklemichael Dickson Kwatampora through Youth Leadership ship to Formerly Ecuador Summer Camp to Charlotte Fagan Emma Fitzgerald Broderick Development Incarcerated (Ujamaa) Men Heather Eckhardt Tools for Tolerance Empower and Inspire 2011 Kristen Finney Music for Peace Madagascar Green Lake Water Project USA Marco Marin Morocco Haitian and Dominican Alicia Singham Goodwin Timor-Leste Sthela Gun Holly Ethiopia Ayaan Natala Samantha Stein Girls A Call for Help Natalino Guterres Hanitrinirina Selamawit Gebremariam 2015 2012 Dominican Republic 2019 Education Support to Honduras YES (Youth Engagement for Samantha Hernandez 2012 Community Empowerment 2013 Bin Nka Bi (No one should Nepal (ESN) Gladys Michelle Reyes Somalis) Yeny Soler Sandino Support for Post-Conflict through Health Care and Zinc and Latrines for Peace bite the other): Promoting Nepal Cathryn Sinkovitz USA Angolan Orphans Education Sierra Leone Peace and Hope through Surya Tripathi 2019 2009 Hannah McCain Angola South Africa Andrea Grimaldi Education Sports Education for Social 2016 Community Water Project Nima Moamed Isilda Hulilapi Tolith Gidaga Omar Mansour Ghana Transformation: Proyecto NETWORKING 101: in Baguia Joseph Sengeh Lukas Matthews 2013 Deportivo FTM Ecuador 2013 2019 International Youth Timor-Leste Women’s Dance and Self- Ecuador Women’s Economic Smart Library for Peace: Reconciliation through Networking Academy Milca Baptista Defense for Peace Maria Laura Adrade Laso Empowerment for The Contact Hypothesis in Education in Ljubuski Macedonia Community Transformation 2010 India Practice Bosnia & Herzegovina Kliment Serafimov Build to Educate Zimbabwe Miranda Benson Tajikistan Valentino Grbavac Guatemala Mavis Phiri Hillary Patin Firdavs Atabaev Fredy Oxom Bunyod Tusmatov Andres Camilo Rubiano (University of Miami)

54 55 2011 2019 2012 2018 Mount Holyoke College 2017 2017 2012 Collecting Smiles in Agriculture—Our Wisest The National APWA (Amani for People 2007 Be a Good Neighbor in Our Hong Kong Story— Bottle-Bricks for Peace Srebrenica Pursuit Entrepreneurship Camp With Albinism) Youth A Step towards Health, Hamtramck, Michigan A Project to Rediscover Argentina Bosnia & Herzegovina Eswatini Morocco Empowerment Camp A Step towards Peace USA Our Heritage Krishni Metivier Anna Causevic Lisa Kasamba Hafsa Anouar (Tufts Uni- Kenya Zimbabwe Uswa Iqbal China Isabel Rodriguez-Vega Dzenana Dzanic versity) Meron Benti Getrude Chimhungwe Rachel Law Emina Hodzic Middlebury College Jihad Hajjouji 2018 2013 Philitricia Baraza Mufaro Kanyangarara Tierras Unidas Samra Mrkovic When a Woman Tells 2018 2007 Dominican Republic Enlightening Pakistan The International Jewelry 2019 2008 the Story Irrigate, Elevate 2012 Leslie Clark Pakistan Fund Pilot Project Listen Witness Amplify Computers and Child Care: Ghana Philippines Rebuilding Ruins and Training Women for Ayanna Legros Shujaat Khan Turkey USA Elizabeth Ansah Isabela Acenas Promoting Peace Sydney Alfonso Christine McDow a Peaceful Future Charlotte Dankwah South Sudan Hamza Arshed Usmani Argentina Bridging the Opportunity 2014 2013 Empowering Rural Women: Talata Evers Uganda Storytelling Middlebury Institue of Emily Usher-Shrair Gap through Computer 2019 Empowering Voices Fighting Back SCD! An Investment in the Joy Minalla (Macalester Uganda International Studies at Education Future through Artistic Expression 2009 (Sickle Cell Disease) College) Aylie Baker Monterey Nicaragua Ethiopia Jordan Dancing to Understanding Ghana Clement Nyoma Leah Bevis 2013 Rosalyn Leban Neha Reddy Rachel Sider China Raphia Ngoutane 2013 Vijay Chowdhari Forward with Confidence Dian Liu 2019 Matthew Zhou Sewing and Business Skills Christopher O’Connell The Nepali Tea Initiative towards a Bright Future Trelawney No Problem!: 2010 Northwestern University 2015 for Integration of Women in Nepal Russia Rebuilding Economy Society Building a Peaceful Future: William Brooke Liliya Shakirzyanova Painting a Peaceful Present 2007 The Musical Peace through Rural Ecotourism Shantipatha—An Initiative Summer Camp Yemen A Workshop for the Old Brandon Henry Nepal 2014 Jamaica for Social Empowerment in USA Esra Al-Shawafi City of Jerusalem Josh Oberman Khushbu Mishra Israel Cholera Prevention: Service, Neorgia Grant Rural Karnataka Maria Massucco Bjorn Anders Peterson Solidarity, and Peace 2011 2014 Daphne Lasky India Educating Future Leaders Matthew Porat Haiti Empowering Youth through New York University Manjari Ranganathan 2016 Peace through My Lens Swaziland 2008 Wesley Laîné Radio and Digital 2012 2014 Storytelling Sport for Health Jordan Natalie Mathews Wells for Clean Water Twese for Peace National Culturally Sustainable 2015 Nicaragua Development Lena Elmeligy Busiswa Vilakazi (Stanford Afghanistan Camp Development and Mitigating Water Conflict in Mika Kie Weissbuch Community Activism and Social Change University) Shabana Basij-Rasikh Burundi Jordan 2017 Venezuela South Africa Armel Nibasumba Jordan 2012 Fanaka (Success, 2015 Healing the Rift Stephen Lavallo Jama Joy Bernard USA Laura Mortara College-Bound Prosperity) Goat Breeding for Peace 2015 Summer Camp Maggie Schmitt Haiti Nicholas Alexander Creative Youth for 2013 Kenya 2016 USA Empowering Female Pierre-Ricardo Jean-Baptiste Alexander Kent Community Leadership Applying Lessons from the 2008 Salome Wairimu Kariuki Hilary Pollan Entrepreneurs Building Peace through Shujaat Khan Enhancement (CYCLE) SEANWFZ 2018 Family Farming for Peace India Arts Collaboration Saad Khan Pakistan Indonesia 2013 Solidarity through Haiti Garima Kapoor Egypt Naina Qayyum Christian Ciobanu Community Health Traditional Music Archibal Miracle 2009 Promoters for Peace Emily Eisenhart One-Month Journalism 2016 2014 Preservation Gynal Saintilien 2017 Peru Protecting the Rights Training for Media Forces YAWcamp Business Literacy Trainings Teaching Science and Ghana 2016 of Burma Senegal Marielena Lima of the Marginalized and Health Cesar Almeida for Women in Boeung Kak Oppressed (P.R.O.M.O.) Biogas for Dhunkharka Thailand Claire Ba (John Carroll Caledonia Moore Uganda Lake Ghana 2019 Nepal Htar Htar Yu University) Sean Campbell-Massa Cambodia 2014 Kayana Jean-Philippe Jenga Mama na Mtoto— Lakpa Lama Simone Zhang Aissatou Gaye Christina Lukeman Improved Energy Access Katherine Wofsey through Biomass Fanta NGom Developing Mother and 2017 2010 2017 2018 Briquettes Delaine Powerful 2009 Child Project Female Computer Literacy for Unveiling Reality Immersion Summer Fellows’ Leadership Nepal Kenya Peace and Development Guatemala 2015 India Language and Leadership Development in Rural Prarthana Bhattarai Rags to Riches Faith Chebet Burundi Olivia Grugan Gokila Pillai Academy (ISLLA) Nicaragua India Christiane Kamariza Wyatt Orme 2015 Cristina Thomas Notre Dame of Bulgaria Nicaragua Himani Gupta Maggie Nazer No More Maryland University 2018 Scouts to Promote Peace Miranda Meyer 2010 Eva Bod Haiti 2016 2007 Water Is Life and Unity Preventive Health for Peace Lee Garcia Jimenez 2019 Catheleen Heyliger One Nation, Under God Perceptions of Civil War Republic of Congo Nepal Ghana Keenia Shinagawa Ñukanchik Rimaykuna: USA and Peace in San Lucas Oxie Berchel Itoua Dristy Shrestha 2016 Daniel Perlman Toliman Isabella Carey Our Voices Weaving for Peace Humayra Mayat Lalith Polepeddi Guatemala Technology as a Bridge 2011 Ecuador Rwanda Sana Mayat Integrating Voices: Lauren Ackerman Among Nations Harrer Harrer Yaffa Danika Robison Celine Mudahakana 2011 Bosnia and Herzegovina Israel Community Building in Gemure Kitchen & Catrina Aquilino Solid’Africa Honor Society Elvis Kahric Nejla Calvo Berlin via Creative Writing Sion Jung Rwanda Marko Rojnica Duna Tatour and Translation Steffani McQuerrey Germany Lydia Hsu Amir Firestone Oakley Haight 56 57 2008 2016 2014 2014 2017 2014 2009 2014 The Voice of Youth in a The Roof over Our LumenEd Let There Be Light! 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Together in Music The Selamawi Project Salvadoran Midwives Esther Cheung Orly Stampfer USA Sri Lanka USA 2007 Ethiopia El Salvador Na Eon (Esther) Park Nushelle de Silva (Columbia University) Building Peace through Kieran Minor Darya Koltunyuk Raashad Saleh Olani Ewunnet Noemi Delgado Stephanie Liu Connections between 2018 Skills Training and 2011 2018 Salvadorian and U.S. Youth 2019 Pomona College Menstrual Education: Microfinance for Kono’s Hack-the-Climate x Watson Intergenerational Harmony An Online Shop for through the Arts El Salvador Nepali Dreamers Bringing Biological Peace Amputees Institute 2015 Refugee Empowerment 2009 Peru Sarah Bishop Nepal Stories of Versailles: A Ethiopia Sierre Leone Philippines Malawi Brianna January Denise Jennings Bikalpa Baniya Youth-Led Community Oral Daretu Doto Frankfurter Haraya Buensuceso Gaurab Pokharel Hongjin Lin Emily Osvold 2008 History Project 2019 USA 2012 2016 (St . Louis University) Women in Focus Occidental College 2019 Breaking Ceilings, Building Stories of the Civil War Ashwin Balakrishnan Intersecting San Francisco Canada United American Indian Communities: A Young Nicaragua 2012 2009 Jacob Cohen USA Maia Rotman Involvement Photo Archival Women in Politics Summer Lusiana Chamorro Striving for Peace by Honduran Youth Outreach Patricia Nguyen Mario Garcia Learning about the Past Leaders Project Program Chase Hommeyer 2009 Cultivating Restorative Guatemala Clean Drinking Water Honduras USA 2010 USA Erin Hannah Lynch Spaces Brianna January Uganda Ariana de Lena Kelsey Martin Cultivating Youth Earth Alejandra Davila Connections Brazil Education for Peace Emily Osvold Kirsten Zook (University of California, The Bhutia Dictionary: Berkeley) USA Princeton University Courtney Crumpler Hungary 2013 Preventing Himalayan 2010 Anna Rose Katz-Springer Priscilla Bassett 2007 Sarah Simon Dorottya Demszky Women’s Empowerment Valley Community Kitchen Language Extinction Margot Seigle (Scripps College) The SALAAM Initiatives in Réka Zempléni through Handicrafts USA India 2013 Samuel Lewis Cairo La Esperanza Swaziland Emily Arons 2010 William Chen 2017 Egypt Peru Amber Brehon Adapting to Climate 2011 Celene M . Lizzio Alay Hi Tuna Andreina Mijares-Cisneros 2011 Change Pitzer College Youth and Community Julu Beth Katticaran Guyana Interfaith Appalachia Development in Valle de Gabrielle Rehmeyer Ghana 2015 Ashraya Initiative for Computer Education and Lydia Watt USA The Power to Empower Angeles Chris Suzdak Children Creative Arts for Peace Alice Vinogradsky 2014 David Fisher Ghana Honduras Computer Education Nepal Amanda Cheng Matumaini ya Baadaye 2011 Robert Little Ariel Gandolfo (Hope for the Future) 2012 Center Asmod Karki Kabbas Azhar Education Workshops to Lauren Phipps Daniel Low Tanzania Mi Casia Montessori Promote Health and Peace India Ari Satok Anika Nishat Guatemala Julia Neubauer Rachel De La Haya India 2016 2012 No Place Like Home Maggie Paulin Specks of Dust Michael Fox Trans Youth Leadership Global Action through After Kosovo: A Project for USA 2015 Summit Media India Pak Hamara Pakistan 2013 2012 and Arts Peace Azza Cohen Kyle Berlin Kenya Reads Community USA Kosovo Pakistan Education and Eli Erlick USA Katherine Horvath 2018 Amal Malik Center Empowerment Program Danilo Mandic Kenya Julie Juarez Elizabeth Martin Bayview Hoops Saba Shahzad USA 2008 Shaina Watrous USA Shauna Godfrey Morgan Flake 2013 Petersen Njamunge The Reclamation of Xinka Pinas de Paz (Pineapples James Boyd for Peace) 2013 Guatemala Panama The Philology Project For the Love of Chocolate Rodrigo Ranero Echeverria Dominican Republic Peter Dunbar Guadeloupe Samantha Sommer Michael Smith Jazmyn Blackburn

58 59 2019 2019 2017 2014 2013 2017 School of the Art 2018 Creating Healthier Improving Shelter Bhukampa-Rakshya: Creation of Peace, Zem Mixe-Led Ethnomusicology Postgenocide Peace Institute of Chicago Empowerment of Haitian Festival with C.E.C.A.M. Communities through Resources for Victims Bridging the Tremor Education 2007 Youth through Electronic Food Justice in Kensington, of Domestic Violence in Information Gap Bosnia & Herzegovina Mexico Rwanda Complacent Nation Music Production Philadelphia Trinidad and Tobago Nepal Ruzica Ivanovic Daniel Rodriguez Julia Lisi USA Haiti USA Trinidad and Tobago Shulav Neupane Patrick Soper 2015 2014 2018 Marisa Holmes Chitra Parikh Brianne Habit San Pedro Cajonos Environmental Awareness, 2018 Cuéntame tú Historia: 2008 2019 Stephenson Botten Documentary Community Collaboration, Time to Talk Building Empathy and Maypole Garden Project Peace by Peace Randolph-Macon College Mexico and Art Reed College Nepal Creating Leaders through USA USA 2011 Matteo Robert Morales Indonesia Shisham Adkikari Story Exchange Brendan Hudson Kinga Monika Szopinska Arts for Change Today 2008 Ahna Fender 2016 Dominican Republic Summer Camp Community and Schools 2019 Julia Gray 2009 UWC Davis Scholar Breanna Steggell Scripps College USA Gardens Initiative Brighten Arts: Community HamroPathshala: Shaping Documentary 2008 Derek Gayle Ecuador Future for Peace Sarah Lawrence College 2019 Art Enrichment Cassie Morgan Fink Global From Repression to Nepal 2009 Reading Room at the USA Expression Melissa Mowry Andres Bronnimann Theater for Peace 2009 Pratik Kafle Conflictorium Isac Enriquez Jordan Jillian Porcelli Elio Alonso Vasquez Brazil Roots of Reconciliation India 2010 Fatima Elkabti Tommy M . Proffitt Ringling College Miranda Devin Bokaer Rwanda Anushka Joshi Food Security in Sipili of Art & Design Talya Hernandez-Ritter 2009 2013 Kirsten Mandala 2017 Margaux Morris Kenya Lauren Sutherland Promoting Breast-Milk A Spark of Hope for Peace Skye Macdonald 2008 Peace through the Arts Misato Inaba Teaching Art Savannah College Donation Haiti Kenya 2010 Georgiana Phua 2010 Mexico Tamara Marshall of Art & Design South Africa Nana Adwoa Bamfo Empowered Voices: Ndi Cultivating Peace Paulette Bravo Arianna McAniff 2012 2011 Alissa Petrites Kethelyne Beauvais Amba English India Ana Carmichael Water for Our Roots Sustainable Biofuel Option Phuong Bui South Africa 2018 Amanda Ota 2010 Shawna Pino Argentina for Kasigau Project Freedom Shyuan Zhan Erin Wilkus Dream, Memory, and Peace Meghan Roguschka Santiago Hossni Kenya USA 2009 through the Arts 2014 2011 2011 Megan Isaacs Sara Townsend Playing for Peace: The Use A Story of Peace Turkey Peace-ing Together a 2013 Connect Hungi 2012 of Soccer as a Gender Swaziland Yumeng Chen Community in Transition Creating Awareness for 2011 Nepal Promoting Visual Arts in Empowerment Tool Ana Carmichael Zixin Huang Ocean Acidification Community Education Suraj Pant USA Quechua Communities Ghana Stevie Lewis USA Center Kioka Williams Peru 2012 2019 Jacob Courant Mali Sarah Nieburg 2010 Peace through Health Care Sculpting for Peace 2012 Sami Ortiz-HuayHua Sarah Smilkstein 2015 Love Each One El Salvador Prep for Peace Summer 2015 Nicaragua 2013 Renewable Peace USA Youth Institute Playing for a Goal in Siem 2012 Gabriel Butterfield Melvin Gomez 3rd Language: Our Voices, Haiti Emily Carlton Reap The Community Library Michael Gonzales Micaela Borovinsky USA Our Community, Our Stanley Moore Cambodia Program Kethelyne Beauvais Jose Ginnocchio Rui Gui History Ginger Waugh Valentina Cabanzo in Romblon Umeki Funchess 2013 Sharon Holiner USA A Peaceful Mind, San Francisco Art Sergi Sauras Philippines Jessica Hill Amina Ross a Brighter Future 2011 2013 Sara Estevez Cores Shuyan Zhan Intercultural Dialogue Institute 2017 Zimbabwe Rethinking Well-Being Camp for Peace Building 2009 Designing a Network for 2014 2013 2016 Desmond Rgwaringesu Tanzania Warheads Tanzania Peace Out Reach the Homeless in Sao Paulo, Empowering Children Teaching STEM to Early Shira Landau USA Elementary Students 2014 Donald Rusimbi USA Brazil through Art Daniel Robert Hoye Ghana Federal Government Natasha Agrama 2014 Brazil Timor-Leste 2012 Completion and Adwoa O . Banfo Academy Suleja Digital Joshua Tewes-McCoy 2015 Taia Sean Wu See Lanka 2010 Implementation Academic Project Joao Freitas The Pullman Neighborhood Sri Lanka The Art of Yoga of a Library in Sutiava 2014 2017 Nigeria USA Javier Aparicio Lorente USA Nicaragua 2019 Roots of Change for Peace, Alleviating the Refugee Emmanuel Enemchukwu Hannah Green Verónica Echeverría García Lauren Visceglia Catherine Knoedler Empowering the Farmers Educational Equity and Crisis in Lebanon Zhe Li Malvika Jolly Food Justice Ximena Fernández Castro of Puerto Rico through Lebanon 2011 2015 USA 2015 2016 Farah Hatoum 2013 Empowering Survivors Diversity and Postconflict Agriculture A Step toward Hope: Self- Arts for Chicago Karen Castro-Ayala International Awareness of Sex Trafficking Peace-Building Program Puerto Rico 2018 Reliance and Education Neighborhood Youth Conference Cambodia China Bianca Rivera 2015 Alleviating the Refugee Zimbabwe USA USA Benjamin Ashlock Mayixuan Li Camen Maria Ponce Rx Wellness Celebrity Nyikadzino Frank Quintero Crisis in Lebanon through Nikelle Mackey Sarika Sajja USA Medical Clinics in Mount 2012 2016 2016 Kaitlyn Priestley Emma Walls 2017 Sarah Han Lebanon Facilitating Education and Exploring an Education via Help Impactful Voices Creation Rap Therapy Lebanon Ethiopia Creating in the Community Bangladesh Gardens USA Farah Hatoum Meaza Abate Jordan Dozzi USA Maryiah Winding Blaze Gonzalez Tenn Joe Lim

60 61 2016 2011 2012 Well Project 2017 2011 St. Lawrence University 2014 Rising Sisters, Rising Peer-to-Peer Joint STOP: Swords to Kenya Connecting Hearts— Founding Peace (Part II) 2007 Harvesting the Past, Communities USA-Ukrainian Workshop Plowshares Neema Scott Empowering Youth in Post- Nepal Providing Water, Irrigating the Future South Africa on HIV/AIDS Prevention Sierra Leone Earthquake Ludian Brittany French Empowering Paraguay 2008 Melissa Krassenstein Ukraine Alexander Brehm China Shishav Parajuli the Samburu Women Facundo Rivarola Ghiglione Ashley Simpson Anastasia Penezina Musa Bernard Komeh Children’s Photovoice Project Murong Li Prakash Pathak Kenya 2015 (UNC Chapel Hill) Prince Moses 2012 Paraguay Qingyi Xie Manish Jung Thapa Alice Lenanyokie Los Pacho Initiative Ajibu Timbo Richard Brian Woodbury Mukhaye Muchimuti 2017 Increasing DEPTH Amelia Hawkins Mitchell 2018 Kenya Nuestra Salud: Mental Nepal 2013 New Ladakhi Girls Health 2012 Building a Brighter Future Natalie Onyango Bib Yang Klika (Click) 2009 Health Advocacy in Rebuilding Hope: Women and Empowerment Project Planting a Seed of Peace for Kids at the Amazing 2016 Under-Resourced South Africa Republic of Georgia Skidmore College and Children Prisoners with India Grace Children’s Center Peace Studies and Liberal- Communities in Orange Tshediso Matake HIV/AIDS Tsewang Chuskit Bilsana Bibic South Africa Arts Education Center in 2007 County 2014 Tanzania Noam Freshman Shazia Shahnaz Sanmen USA Library as a Project for 2019 Elene Gvilia Peace GreenCoal Movement Sarah Perkins Alexander Tedeschi China Meril Tomy Girls in Robotics Liqian Ma Sierra Leone Madagascar 2010 Zimbabwe 2014 2008 2018 Joseph Kaifala Stella Langat Learning and Mentorship Yolanda Chigiji Creating Constructive Reinstalling Peace in the Providing Water for Mohale Community Health: Center Communication— Lives of Street Youth Hoek Villagers Peace Curriculum 2015 The Socratic Seminar Comprehensive Practicing Science Kenya Hand in Hand for the Nepal Lesotho Tanzania China Approaches to Diabetes for a Peaceful Haiti Marguerite Davenport Future of Children in Hlegu Yuki Poudyal Bahlakoana Mabetha Jazzmina Moore Indira Cabrera Prevention in Valparaiso, Haiti Margaret Mumbi Mongare Village Nicole Szucs (Harvard University) Dongyu Cui Chile 2008 Samantha Boudeau (Colby Myanmar Malakia Takane 2011 Lily (Yoonsun) Lee Zizheng Wang 2009 Chile Building Peace through College) Low-Cost Technologies in Micro-Financed Sewing Erin Matheson Empowering Women Kengthsagn Louis Zachary Thomas 2017 Agriculture for Peace and St. John’s College and Education Project Renovation of the Nepal Development 2015 Kenya 2019 Peter Brock 2016 2007 Maternity Unit and Patient Community Conversations Mudeyshi Nepal Nation Building through Grace Ochieng’ Meghan Morris International Partnerships Young Journalists Bathroom—Bairo Pite for Development of Maldives Sanita Dhaubanjar through Education and Nepal 2010 Clinic Program Promoting Education for Peace: Fathmath Hulwa Khaleel Collaboration 2012 Sagar Aryal Educational Infrastructure Timor-Leste Holistic Health of Children Expansion and Repair of an Apoyando el parto: USA and Peace Building Vaccinating for Peace Jon Shrestha Geovania Guterres Ornai USA Amdo Tibetan School Promoting Peace through Malcolm J . 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Stern 2013 Mexico Peace of Life Awareness: A Step towards Morgan Babbs 2017 2009 2019 Creative Smile Creating Kaitlyn Evans Fiji Madagascar Peace Abolishing Chhaupadi Icyizere (Hope) Project: Improving Healthcare Lithuania 2015 Jared Iacolucci Sruti Bandlamuri Madagascar Nepal Youth Promoting Peace and Access for the Transgender Aneta Buraityte The Dexterity School Erin Schumaker Joshua Cockroft Digesh Chitrakar Reconciliation through Art Community in Lahore of Leadership and University of California Rwanda Kimberly St . Julian 2014 Arnav Acharya Entrepreneurship 2010 Berkeley Pakistan Birds for Peace Halima Ingabire Social Orphans (University of Maine) India 2010 Hussain Abbas Zaidi Kenya Kenya 2015 Swaroop Poudel Sharad Vivek Sagar Capoeira Para Todos 2018 Taller de Paz: Workshop for Marissa Block Jonathan Chew Trinity College (Beloit College) Jordan Apartheid: History through Peace Gaurav Inder Singh Toor 2016 Mcolisi Dlamini Kasandra Kachakji an Artistic Lens Colombia 2007 Tufts University S.H.I.N.E. 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64 65 2017 2014 2009 P.E.A.C.E: Partnering in University of Florida 2017 2015 2011 Iwili Project The Diabetes Children’s Hope India: Enterprise and Cultivating Engineers without Borders: The Healthy Mother, Healing and Hope for Young Scholars Burkina Faso and Anemia Project Every Child Counts Empowerment Clean Water for Maras, Peru Healthy Baby Project Mothers International Rassidatou Konate India India Haiti Peru Senegal Uganda China Alexis Guissou Won Huh Brian Halston Bertrhude Albert Karyna Villalba Anne Fitzpatrick Jasmine Kipke Yu Zhou Aparna Nutakki Flora Ouedragogo Yalla Palestine Initiative Michelle Albert Paola Mendoza-Perilla Johna Doyle 2016 2012 Stanislas Koudougou 2015 Palestine Josh Bastian Brenna Rowland Lila Lyons BLUElab India Project Voice (Zenica Peace (Rollins College) Robert Feder Caleb Elsemore 2018 Awdi din Jam: Jehad Ayoush India Alliance) Seeds of Peace Emily Moschner Taylor Delp Rushil Bakhshi Bosnia & Herzegovina Good Buddy Plus: Social Travis Hornsby University of Maine Innovation for Awareness Senegal Ali Zuaiter 2015 2018 Anjali Balani Amna Baloch 2013 Alex Ding Project Double Take/ Sai Bolla Sarah Mohamed and Action The Integral of Bio-Sand/ South Sudanese Refugee 2010 Projecto Rever Kaylla Cantilina Morgan Smallwood China 2016 Nafasi: Education & Ceramic Filtration Project Brazil Natasha Desai Yiwen Zhang Ode to the City Microfinance Honduras Uganda 2013 Karla Mundim Sarah Rogers Shan Wang USA Tanzania Daniel Ackerman Taylor Delp Compassionate Labor in Josh Kramer Ellii Damuck Rachel Ross Liberia 2019 Kathryn Ranhorn Peace Means Staying Katie Delong Natalie Richardson Zachary Diehl Emma Freeman 2017 Liberia Activism in Heart Health Anaerobic Digestion in Healthy Eliot Gagne Camilla Horton Grace Transitional Madiha Bhatti and Medicine 2017 Pursat Niger Christopher Hopper Tessa Lilley Housing Project Danielle Bulinski USA Freedom Words Cambodia Joshua Dieudonne Molly Kirkpatrick Emma Paradie Sri Lanka Maha Siddiqui Russia David Baden Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim 2014 Zachary Mason Ana Eliza Souza Cunha Madeleine Caughey Multilateral Dialogue in Ariella Katz Eddy Garcia University of Chicago 2016 Ian McDonnell (Colby Col- Sahr Yazdani the Prokletije/Bjeshket e Sarah Grace Katz Marabu to Charcoal 2019 2018 lege) Namuna 2009 Sagar Kumar Cuba Fostering Peace in Sierre 2018 The Nyandano Project The Rohingya Network: Kellen McDonnell Albania, Kosovo, Monte- Taylor Norrell Christopher Vazquez Leone through Access to Project Healthy Schools— South Africa Mentoring Refugee Teens Connor Smart negro Andy Garcia New Educational Programs Bangladesh (PHS-BD) Aliza Levine USA 2011 Bryer Sousa Kelsey Aho Sierra Leone Bangladesh Rebecca Thal Afreen Ahmed ¡Integrando a México! 2017 Patrick Stewart Stephen Kaplan Faatimah Raisa 2015 Mexico Tarpon Excelling Blaine Tobin 2010 Fertile Soil Colleen DeMaris The Unwelcome Guest: The Patricio Provencio Spencer Warmuth 2019 Aaj Ki Kishori Moldava Above Modern Society Abby Bernier Case of Migrant Workers in (T.E.A.M.S.) 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66 67 2019 2012 2018 2013 2008 2017 2018 2012 Semillas Sostenibles Cows for Kids Money Spent Right— Fellowship for Building Participatory TodoSuma: Addressing Peace through El agua es Vida (Sustainable Seeds) Democratic Republic of the Menstrual Cups for Intercultural Communities Budgeting for Peace Women’s Empowerment Entrepreneurship in the (Water Is Life) Mexico Congo Women’s Empowerment USA Peru through Crochet Democratic Republic of the Guatemala Maya Weinberg Micah McGee India Joyce Kim Shaun Dozier Bolivia Congo Amanda Below (Duke University) Andrea Maddox Paulina Covarrubias Pranav Mohan 2014 Fabiana Ayala Democratic Republic of the 2013 Nicolas Raga Legarraga (University of the She’s 13 Cynthia Rachel Belardo PEACE: Peace through Yasmine Karam Congo 2013 Americas in Puebla) Abhishek Yadav (Skidmore College) Bienfait Mugenza USA Education, Advocacy, and 2018 Peace through Food Community Empowerment Luciano Romero Philemon Rono Lucy Mahaffey 2019 Kiserian Fanaka Library Security and Gender University of Notre Dame Kenya (Duke University) Empowerment Safeguarding the Future of Kenya 2009 2014 Daniel Brooks Mario Villalba Ferreira Water for Peace: Solving Tanzania the Maldives Islands Michael Kitimet Extending a Hand to a Choq’qe Ha Mukwerera Conflict through Carolyn Pelnik Maldives Islands 2015 2009 Healthier Life Guatemala 2019 the Provision of Sustainable Lacey Williams Fathimath Nayifa Nihad Empowerment through The Purse Project Peru Flavio Ivan Moreno Ovalle Soma Nyekundu Water Supply Entrepreneurship Thailand 2014 Caitlin Hildebrand (Read Red) Zimbabwe Take a Break from the Hot Economic Empowerment Peru Tran Doan Ku-punzitsa Apunzitsi: Andrew Masak Kenya Shingirai Dhoro Sun, Child of Women in Non-devel- Leah Davidson Carter Quinley Developing a Professional 2010 oped Villages of Armenia Shamim Mohamed Ibrahim 2019 Skills Program for Teachers Uganda Karen Xiang 2010 Bridging Borders for Armenia Togetherness for Peace in Zambia Darius Aruho Faces of Communism University of Rochester Sustainable Relief Margarita Parsamyan 2016 Douala, Cameroon Lauren Baetsen Picturing Health and Bulgaria El Salvador 2015 Ofelya Baghdasaryan 2013 Cameroon Amanda Halacy Hygiene for the Street Zhivko Illeieff Voices of Hope Jennifer Knapp Take a Break from Hot Sun Beauclaire Mbanya Emily Nemec Uganda University of Children and Community Charles Mike USA 2011 Senegal Darius Aruho Pennsylvania 2011 Fatima Bawany Amani Kupitia Ujasiriamali: 2015 Empowering Women Selamawit Bakele Promoting Peace through Peace through Entrepre- La Heroina de Mi Vida in Peru Empowering Women 2007 2014 Role-Playing Peace Antoinette Zoumanigui Education neurship in the United Propia Peru through Agriculture Transcending Informality: Dominican Republic Education in Gujarat 2017 Uganda Building a Community Republic of Tanzania Molly Boyle Swaziland Anna Cait Wade India David Davenport Center in Egoli Tanzania Sakhile Mathunjwa La Naranja Blanca— 2012 Rajiv Bhagat Revolutionizing Cuba South Africa Joyceline Marealle 2016 Educational Development (University of Rochester) 2012 Eve Marealle One Pad and Bar of Soap Toilets for Peace in Urban John B . Dawson 21st-Century Citizens and Technology Themba Shongwe 2008 Kapambwe Chalwe LendforPeace.org at a Time Slums Katherine M . Wegman Initiative: Youth Civic Haiti (Skidmore College) Engagement Palestine Cuba India Catherine Kromkowski Bachazile Sikhondze 2015 University of Virginia Ghana Sam Adelsberg Ivana Kohut Aarti Reddy New Beginnings for Child 2008 Sheila Otwe University of Oklahoma 2016 Andrew Dudum Beggars Women Empowerment 2018 2013 Water Purification Henry Sarpong Senegal 2008 through Microfinance 2009 Promoting Education And Farming, Peace & Health South Africa Diana Wilson Eyram Adedze Nations of Peace (Denmark, Uganda Kitab Korner Cultivating Empowerment Ghana Eric Harshfield Rose Mbaye 2017 Ireland, Japan, New Sandile Dube (Dartmouth India (PEACE) through Girls Sherzel Smith Ana Jemec Zealand, Norway) Mame Coumba Mbodji Utilizing Ubuntu for College) Poorvi Kunzru Basketball Ireland 2014 Ben Ouattara 2009 Sustainable Youth Arthur Makumbi (Colby Liberia Joseph Campo 2010 Building Community Empowering Women Engagement in Town Two College) Summer Kollie 2016 Youth Bank through a Living Library through Business and South Africa 2009 Oluwadara Olayiwola Princess Aghayere Critical Thinking for Peace Health Education Nigeria Brazil Jillian Randolph Pieces of Peace: Our Kristin Hall 2019 Jhewel Fernandez Rwanda Nicaragua Collective Voice 2017 Nanki Kaur Promoting Peace through Ian Manzi Evelyn Hall Kenya Information Technology 2015 Sophie Binns Teach for Pakistan STEM Education and Derrick Murekezi Courtney Mallow Kendall Brown Literacy for Youth Pakistan Comunidades Auto Madeline Curry Empowerment: Detonating Confidence Building for Financiadas 2017 2010 Mohammad Zohaib 2018 2010 a Ticking Time Bomb Refugee Children Dominican Republic Hope Restoration iNitiative SAKINA Neues Leben (New Life): Comprehensive Child Uganda 2011 USA Fatma Shuaipi (HORN): Disabled Liberian Egypt Empowering the Survivors Development Robert “Bob” Okello Dut Jok Youth Foundation Sabina London Youth, Civic Education, and Selam Asihel 2016 of Human Trafficking Colombia Sudan Political Participation Razan Osman University of Richmond Refugee Integration in through Technology Kristen Hansen Sustainable Clean Water Dau Jok Liberia Lithuania 2011 Germany Jorge Ospina Supply 2007 Emmanuel Gweamee Swaziland 2012 Project for Peace in Lithuania Business Training to Simranjit Bhatia 2011 Aime Twizerimana Mcebo Dlamini Dorm-Room Diplomacy Kemissie Luka Klimaviciute Decrease Violence in Cameron Bertron Unity Park: Building Peace USA São Paulo Together Ethiopia Molly Magoffin Jacob Blumfeld-Gantz Dereje Gudeta Brazil Colombia Corey Metzman Robin Kendall Juan Sebastian Galindo Good Hope Peace Project Sarah Munford Jessica Ladd Tanzania Agathamarie John Mushi

68 69 2019 2016 2011 2019 2014 Wellesley College Youth as Agents of 2010 A Path Toward Peace: Transformative Summer Empower Women for Peace Hope for the Lending a Helping Hand 2007 Community Development Artistic Expression and Mining and Sustainable Reading Academy Sudan Namibian Child El Salvador Empowering Youth through South Africa Healing through Music Development in Intag, USA Yvonne Tracy Ayesiga Namibia Johan Garcia Padilla Service Mona Elminyawi Uganda Ecuador Shania (Lily) Harford Lomoro Moses Santino Rachel Ndjuluwa Darby Shuler South Africa Monica Setaruddin Allana Kembabazi Ecuador Dawoun Jyung 2017 2012 2015 2015 2011 India Brahm Water Management for Empowering Youth through Maya Project Peace through Food The Missing Link—A Global Language for Coexistence Storytelling to Survive Water Sanitation for Patrick Robinson Brighter Dawns Mentorship Nepal Security Interface for Empowerment Israel Rwanda Bangladesh USA Maneesha Gammana Sierra Leone Uganda Dafna Ashkenazi Neha Doshi Vassar College Tasmiha Khan Andrew Eslich Liyanage Saffa Bockarie Daphine Mugayo Noga Ashkenazi (Grinnell 2008 Khusboo Rana 2016 Building New Mythologies: 2018 Tyler Bitting Breakthrough Leadership College) Tejiendo Vidas 2012 Theater for Peace in Advancing Voices of 2013 Academy Colombia Ultimate Peace in Washington and Global Learning Summer New Orleans Ladakhi Youth through Providing Sustainable Hong Kong Savitri Restrepo Alvarez Bethlehem Lee University School Program USA Media Literacy and Film— Clean Water for Drinking Ho Yee Cynthia Lam Israel Mexico 2017 Rachel Lee Documentation for Peace Ethiopia 2007 Gabriel Frankel 2016 Shayla Adams Sisters in Success (SIS): Danielle Morvant The Effect of Corporate Aman Gebremariam School Library Noam Sandweiss-Back Rwanda Music Brings Light Empowering Girls in Media & Screen Culture on Sibusiso Kunene 2008 2013 2009 Sally Logan Gibson Vietnam Burundi to Promote Peace Fuente de Paz Ladakhi Society through Let’s Give Back through The Buddies Program 2014 Viet Linh Tran Playback Burundi (A Fountain of Peace) the Eyes of Ladakhi Youth Community Maternal Healthy Community Curry Swaziland South Africa Belyse Inamahoro Honduras India Health Project Kitchen 2017 Mfundi Makama Margaret Chidothe Maríe José Méndez Alexandra Sams Ghana Sri Lanka STEMITO: Building Brighter 2018 Futures Roni Nitecki (Dartmouth Mobile Library: Educating Community-Based 2019 Anne Epley Birtwistle Anne Gleason 2010 Mexico College) and Fostering Peace in Eco-Center Children and the Living Football for the Future Kwabena Owusu-Amoah 2008 Angel Vela de la Garza Evia Istanbul Lebanon Environment by the Red USA 2015 Microcredit 2009 Gregory Shaheen Give a Man a Fish, Turkey River Carlos Eduardo Espina The Voices of the Forgotten Peru 2018 Teach a Man to Fish… Jülide Iye 2014 Vietnam To w n Drew McWay The Dar Taliba Project: Trang Nguyen Wartburg College Tajikistan Educate a Girl. Change the Panama Summer of Solutions Education for Sustainable Hartford 2007 Mullohoji Juraev 2009 World. Annie Smith 2011 Peace USA Summit and Walk for Language Laboratory/ Morocco Documenting the Abuse 2016 Multimedia Center 2010 Rwanda Jennifer Roach of Migrant Workers Peace and Inclusion Zainab Abiza Xelaju Stove Project Halle Rubera USA Rachel-Pi & Books for Argentina Singapore Peace 2019 Guatemala 2015 Laura Baker Eduardo Rodriguez 2019 Rokuhei Fukui Sierra Leone The Shanshi Jihua: Ana Lucia Medrano Fer- KIU Sara Jane Jones Entre Panas y Parceros Hawa Conteh 2010 Nutritious China, Starting nandez Kenya 2012 Leo Sweeting Colombia Joseph Tarawali The General Development from a Healthy Meal Claudia Kahindi Summer of Solutions Initiative 2011 Maria-Alejandra Jaramillo Olayinka Lawal USA 2008 China Camp Rafiqi Remember Cambodia: 2017 Dominican Republic Xinxian Wang Ethan Buckner Girls Empowerment for Cailin Slattery Lebanon Wesleyan University 2016 Connecting Two Worlds Lana Dweik Zim Code Peace and Tree Planting for Washington University 2007 2013 Cambodia 2011 Sara Minkara Zimbabwe Sustainability in St. Louis The Nagarote-Wesleyan Peacebound: Portraits Victoria Breshears Benefiting All Children in Maysa Mourad Partnership Alvin Chitena for Nonviolence India Jessica Foster Korea (BACK) 2007 Melda Salhab Nicaragua USA Amit Prakash Bharam 2017 Ryan Hahn South Korea Shoot for Safety: A Hepatitis Sean Corlett Jeffery From C Awareness Network for 2012 Sisters for Empowerment Jessica Knutson Peace through Poultry Uri Whang Lorena Estrella Emma Redden Katie Wright Youth in Cairo Empowering Black Female & Equality (SEE) Farming Empowerment 2012 Egypt Adolescents Nelson Norsworthy Jamaica 2014 2009 Sierra Leone Clean Water for Pampoyo Aryan Weisenfeld USA Jessica French Smith Shantelle Brown Creating Peace for People A Gain for Guyana Joseph Tarawali Bolivia Anant Vinjamoori (Stanford Lilly Marcelin with Epilepsy 2008 2018 Guyana Mike Brown Dana Fredericks University) Noontoto Women’s Tanzania 2013 Rural Access Project Rachel Coleman 2018 Thomas Groesbeck Biogas Project Julianna Shinnick Abhay Nadipuram Alex Prather 2008 Exploring Collaborative Ethiopia Classroom and Pads: An Art’s Potential for Youth Kenya Katie Strickland HIV/AIDS Education Nebiyu Daniel 2015 2010 Opportunity for Her Initiative Empowerment Nyambura Gichohi Ghar Jaun (Let’s Go Home) Momi Afelin Water for Life Uganda 2013 Dominican Republic South Africa Robert McCourt Nepal Betty Bekele Nigeria Collins Kalyebi Equipping Future Leaders Fidel Desir Michelle Kang 2009 Edelina Marzouk Sahara Pradhan Hyeladzirra Banu Ghana Priya Sury 2014 Kibera School for Girls Emanual Fetene Chikemma Nwana Water Well for Peace and Emmanuel Abebrese Sustainable Development Respect, Peace, and Kenya Sierra Leone Empowerment for Siddi Kennedy Odede Saffa Bockarie Jr Girls and Women Jessica Posner India Fiona J . 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70 71 2019 2010 2018 2012 2008 2018 2015 2010 Young Achievers Project: Children’s Library Kayonza Preschool People Who Can Help Reducing for One Goal: Soccer and Reclaiming Narratives Sustainability, Skills Expanding Access to Ethiopia Initiative (KASI) Best Are People Who Have Ethiopian Children Sexual Health in Tanzania Jordan Workshops, and Personal Higher Education in Behailu Bekera Uganda Suffered Orphaned to HIV/AIDS Tanzania Sumaya Awad Testimony Northern Ghana Derick Dailey Jephte Ngendo Cambodia Ethiopia Daniel Charlton Rwanda Pagna Sophal Donlevy Meheret Endeshaw 2016 Caitlin Clements Ghana Eyob Demeke Madison Loescher Kathleen Daly-Jensen Fostering Youth Ferdinand Quayson Joseph Opoku Christina Hueschen Solar Panels 2013 2009 2019 Engagement at D-Town Afrah Boateng Nicolas Lopez Pakistan Walking to the Waterfalls Cultivating Community Socially Engaged Theater: Farm 2011 Abdallah Salia Independence Hassaan Sipra 2019 Peru Peace through Community- USA S2 Capital Alvin Kibaara Honduras Peers Promoting Peace: Molly Skaltsis Building Abigale Belcrest India 2011 Curt Bowen Empowering Girls through USA Sejal Hathi Westminster College Making Lives Better 2014 Jesse Phillips 2017 2007 Nepal Puberty Education Purified Water and Savings Madeline (Maddy) Gold Improved Reproductive and A New Identity for Group Healing the Souls Sneha Bhandari Tanzania 2010 Erina Horikawa Sexual Health for Peace Bosnia & Herzegovina Guatemala Wage Claim for Migrant through Arts Pradipti Rajbhandari Madison Rybak Donovan Olsen Kenya Bosnia & Herzegovina Thailand McKenna Peters Jorge Clemente de Leon Workers Yvonne Bungei Sarah Larsson Williams College Brianna 2012 Miranda USA Vinicius Lindoso Wheaton College 2018 Janepicha Cheva-Isarakul Useless to Useful Alice MacLean 2008 Ethiopia 2015 Reclaiming Childhood for Justice League: 2012 Brittany Doscher 2007 Developing Educational 2011 Mulubrhan Gebrekidan Fighting for Our Lives: Iraqi Children in Jordan Youth Activism and Musical Healing: Reducing Julio Noguera and Creative Outlets for Waste Management: Empowerment Summer Recidivism and Promoting Sheila Nimoh Creating Schools for Peace Homeless Youth Improving Health and Jordan Courtney Richter Program Rehabilitation Riley Zull Jamaica USA Human Dignity Anouk Dey Refugees in Derron Wallace Katherine Krieg USA USA 2013 Marguerite Dooley Honduras the Making of Peace Anna Pomper Benjamine Liu Biogas for Making Lives The Sing’isi Village After- Carson Burns 2009 Colombia 2016 Keiana West Courtney Rubin Better School Program at the Nate Rankin Reducing the Shauna Aminath Nurturing Entrepreneurship Nepal Hopeful School Environmental 2019 2013 Edinson Arrieta in the Hill Tribes 2012 Give a Village a School Tenzing Dhakhwa Tanzania and Health Dangers of Farmarvest: Fostering Felipe Cordero Thailand Building Community and Small-Scale Mining Nepal Arno (Jack) Easterly Ashley Mott Ultimate Peace Peace through Creation Gustavo Godinez Rebecca Rosenzweig Papua New Guinea Priyankar Chand Tripti Giri Caitlin O’Connor Colombia in Agriculture Matthew Lowell Henry Kernan Sampada KC Utsav Malla 2017 Jeremy Norden Zimbabwe Mohamed Shakir 2008 Framingham Community 2010 Tafara Makaza 2014 2014 A Dream Grows in Farm: Fighting Hunger and 2013 Central-Missouri Reading in the Slums Feeding a Little Hope, Going Organic in the Brooklyn Empowering At-Risk Youth Music for Conflict Interfaith Initiative Smara Refugee Camp Argentina Securing Big Dreams USA USA Resolution USA  Algeria Ellen Song 2007 Swaziland Kelly Maby Jessica Kruger Israel A Well in Batey Libertad Gina Campagna Guido Martin Roa Philile Shongwe Alex Brott 2011 Dominican Republic Mula Ihfid Sid Ahmed To Live, Love, Laugh 2018 2008 Lian Caspi Establishing a Sarah Kabay 2015 Sandra Nivyabandi and Learn: YODIFEE An Innovative Response Generation of Promise Bridges of Dialogue Education: The Master Cambodia 2014 Negotiator for Peace Brianna Mormann to a Financial Crisis: Aiding Afghanistan Empowering Mombasa’s South Africa Siu On Ann Kwan Rural Village Farmers and Peace through Swaziland 2015 Preservation of Life Matiullah Amin Agents of Peace Amy Chang Underprivileged Youth Kenya Sithembile Mabila Rethinking Education: 2009 USA 2012 2016 Bringing Online Education From 3 Stone to No Stone Greece Alexandra Suich P4: Pioneering Perpetual Keiler Beers Connecting Nepal: Wireless Raahat: Healing Women to the Disadvantaged Uganda Sophia Hatzikos Education in Arughat Pathways for Peace Genevieve Jones 2008 Pakistan Communities Matthew Kuch 2019 Nepal One Mango Tree Maheen Zakaria Rwanda 2016 Uganda Reduction of Early Avishek Shrestha Uganda Gina Campagna Puente Alto Safe Zone Creative Community 2017 Joseph Munyambanza Marriages in Zambia Julie Carney Clayton Jordan After-School Program Summer Education 2013 Speak Up! Addressing Steven Sakayroun through Education Scott Oldebeken Chile USA Reading to Secure the Gender-Based Violence in Moussa Sall Zambia Water for Peace in the Horn Samantha Richman Caroline Cornwall Brenna Bailey Future at Konyango School of Africa Trinidad and Tobago 2017 Helder Prece Drew Edmonds Kenya Djibouti Trinidad and Tabago 2009 Water for Life: Collecting 2010 Jackline Odhiambo Growing a Future for Peace Overcoming Malnutrition Whitman College 2017 Stuart Symington Timiebi Souza-Okpofabri Rainwater to Address Liana -Murray Trinidad & Tobago Potable Water Scarcity Peru 2007 Youth Leadership through 2014 2009 Mentes Brillantes Edinson Arrieta Aguas Guatemala Arielle Burstein Chiapas Lending Program Athletics: Justice-Driven Art Yu Don Beteh: 2018 Colombia Sera-Leigh Ghouralal Ahmed Baqai Rachael Powell Mexico Peace-Building Development through Sun for All Osorio Matthias McCurren Mahfoud Bouad 2011 Samuel Clark USA Business Egypt Andres Veintimilla Juan Manzo Reading toward Dreams Sophia Kittler Annie Want Eliminating Water Crisis Sierra Leone Deena S . Mousa Alaina Varvaloucas Andrea Ramos Namibia Youth Empowerment and Conflict 2019 Merretta Dickinson Sierra Leone Pakistan Chikukwa Community Henry M . Kpaka Hamza Farrukh Library and Theater Project Zimbabwe Sam Brakarsh 72 73 The Davis Projects for 2018 Light from Below IH–Brisbane 2010 2018 2018 IH–New York Peace—International Sewing Peace: A Fabric Panama 2008 Cross-Strait Student Curing African Diaspora Creating Safe 2008 Houses Worldwide of Support for Women Oscar Diaz Partners in Peace: Growing Leadership Conference Community in Guangzhou: Neighborhoods for Hassa Hit: Displaced by War Nestor Moreno a New Generation of China Disease Stigma and Urban Poor in India Remembering Us IH–Alberta Canada Global Citizens Li Chen Health Care Leading to Peace Guam Pedram Veisi Semillas del Futuro Australia China India Marie Auyong 2008 Guatemala Empowering Chicago Water Quality Lab—Ngobe John Braithwaite Hekang Yang Sukriti Gupta Cyrus Luhr 2019 Germán Maciás Refugees Bugle Comarca Grace Duckham Empowering Youth with Catalina Saldivia USA 2019 Illuminate Joining Together through Panama Jose Gato Paints and Peace Ifrah Magan Summer Peace Program for Bangladesh Song Laura Brookbanks 2013 Rosanne Gomez Ghana Single Mothers, Immigrant Jun Hao Peh Hungary Ross Duncan Clicking Together Jacqueline King 2011 Akua Annobea Anim Mothers and Children Mariane Lemieux Amanda Gabster India Amra Naidoo Financial Literacy Summer Colombia 2019 Shiv Tandan Casey Northam Seminar Series Refugee/Migrant Children 2009 IH–Berkeley Andrés Caro Stretching towards Peace Hannah Yang Sheannal Obeyesekere China Ceramic Initiative 2008 Education and Integration Serbia Fraser Orford Haishu Chen Kenya Peace Camp & Peace IH-London Morocco Vandana Sood 2014 Jay Anand Prabhu Xi Chen Andrea Landriault Center— Recycle Up! 2009 Cynthia Magallanes-Gon- Cassandra Strike Xiaolun Cheng Peace through Safe David Poon Kandal Province Ghana Rain of Poems over Warsaw zalez Tony Swain Kejia Jin Drinking Water Cambodia Torben Fischer Poland 2010 Victoria Toal Ying Li Music with No Borders Peru Ana T . Villarreal Manuel Schulze Cristóbal Bianchi Guatemala Nutrition Centre Poland Michael Halperin 2009 2012 Guatemala Writing Workshop 2013 Malgorzata Zwierzchowska Creativity Camp Mbambanga Island Rest The Dance Project Water Peace Initiative Laura Brookbanks Cambodia Voices of Kashmir Philippines House and Health Clinic USA IH-Melbourne Uganda Dunia Joulani Aaron Sorenson India Alinaya Fabros Solomon Islands Maya Pillai Andreas Ring Yilang Karen Kang Nitya Vaishnavi Singh 2009 Safe Water for a Safe World 2015 David James Project Fraternitas Dilshan Samarkoon 2013 Sarah Sudetic A Piece for Peace India Solar Energy for Michael Kreltszheim Empowering Myself, Ecuador Israel/USA/Canada Conectados Ayse Ercumen Community School Fraser Orford Empowering My Peers Project Tulip Rebecca Brown Jean-Olivier Begin Peru Mozambique Anthony Swain USA Turkey Projects Sastimasa: Evelyn Chew Matthew Jeppesen Samuel Fernandes 2010 Laura Rosenberg Ana Berker Library of Hope Education for Liberation Diana Quelhas Carolina Berker 2011 2011 Kosovo Road Trip for a Cause Dewey Dances for Peace The Traveling Shanty Town Afghanistan Teaching English for Peace Sina Akhavaon 100 Women Who Will Im- Malaysia USA 2014 South Africa Mujda Amini Morocco pact Rwanda Amanda Card Gang Violence Peace Catherine Bovis 2009 Kathleen Colleton People Building Peace Caitlin Cobb Kaitlyn Close United Kingdom Microblogging for Peace Rwanda Jessica Boyce USA Nyamal Guet Patricie Uwase Mavubi Melody Dobrinin 2014 Arsheen Aneja Mark Campbell India Renewing the Source of Salim Al-Jahwari Alex Freeman Alexander Foo Donald Sahlstrom Usree Bhattacharya 2016 Peace 2015 Liat Shetret Joyce Tani Jose Gato Communicating Peace Bhutan Sankalp—One Undertaking, Rebecca Skehan Tinu Johnson 2010 Alex Maskiell Several Outcomes From Apathy to Action: Youth Conference Dahlia Hasta Colman 2012 Victoria Yeo Healthy Ka Pamilya Fraser Orford Educating against Child Thailand India Intercultural Youth Philippines Ping Tee Tan We All Smile in the Same Abuse 2014 Hayden Shelby Aparajita Singh Activities Group Jacqueline Barin Jamaica Painting Peace, Connecting 2012 Language Australia 2017 2016 Continents Peace Summit Russia Rebecca Dutton Nikhit D’Sa Outdoctrination Repairing the Legacies of Capturing Miracles Uganda Australia Shauna Taylor Jonathan Regan-Beasley Ethiopia the Vietnam War USA 2009 Afshin Arefi Fi Kim Danielle Shaw A Concert in Honor of Jason Atwood Vietnam Generations of Us Renee Osubu Susannah Tindall Peace at Carnegie Hall 2015 USA 2011 Sayaka Ri IH–Chicago 2017 USA Children’s Peace Library Mobile Library for Peace Kelli Bosak Peace through Service for 2014 Bulding Hope: A Maker- 2008 Nimrod Pfeffer Palestine India Village Banking in Rural Leadership: Harnessing Harmony in the Northern space for a Refugee Camp 2015 Dalal Awwad Aravind Unni Peru Youth Capacity for Social Territory A Music Camp for Lebanon Empowerment through Peru Digital Library Cohesion in Refugee Australia Wounded Hearts 2016 Empowering Citizens with Patrick Thelen Genevieve Cour Nepal Camps in Lebanon Jacqueline Beech China Youth Creativiity Center Environmental Awareness Vanessa Chehlawi for Peace Sujata Singh Lebanon Indah Cox-Livingstone Danqing Zhou Sri Lanka Peace Park in Kabul Palestine 2018 Prerna Rathi Evie Dowling Matteo Sabattini Lisa Fleming Afghanistan 2016 Dalal Awwad Building a Community with Jay Gordon Andrew Stokols Zaid Al-Farisi Conflict Avoidance through Alleviating the Harms of Refugees in Japan Solar Connect Larnie Hewat Access to Potable Water Human Trafficking Youth for Peace Ecuador 2012 Japan 2009 Rwanda Bridget Loughhead Ecuador Peru Rohan Seth Kanna Marukawa Laos Finding Common Ground Amy Loo Local Cancer Testing Erik Levin Jorge Villacres Israel/Palestine System for Peace Morgan Nicholson Stephanie Choo Dana DePietro 2019 Pakistan Bidai Ballo Bibaho— Natalie Ang Yi Shan First Fridays: The Peaceful Clicking to the Rhythm of Maliha Asma Goodbye to Child Tae Noppakun- Peace Side of the Street Marriages Wongsrinoppakun Kenya Argentina Bangladesh Brett Stone Camelia Lalani Sarah Lebu Muntasha Quddus Briana Symonds-Manne 74 75 Climate Change Adaptation Transformation Education 2012 KAGISHO Practicing Peace: Helping Peace Where Peace Is Salaam Canvas 2018 Papua New Guinea Sierra Leone Acting for Peace South Africa Hands for Health Needed Most Indonesia The Peruvian Truth and Tekau Frere Marianne Kinney Guatemala Lunga Radebe Burkina Faso Burundi Rizqarossaa Darni Reconciliation Commission Anabay Sullivan Ida Jaarvik Hetland Claudia Schneider Ashleigh Montgomery Report Awareness App Peace at Home Interfaith Understanding Living in Peace—Overcom- Peru ARTiculating Peace Dancing the Difficulties USA Pakistan Broadcasting for Peace The Okinawa Memory ing Hate Speech and Racial Daria Dudenkova Away Lynn Lynes Jordan Michael Boyman Uganda Initiative Discrimination in Japan India Lina Hamdan Brian Gillis Katie Bartholomew Japan Japan Peace through Dialogues: Christina Renckens Occupational Therapy Morten Christensen Cameron Vanderscoff Ayako Hatano Creating Understanding Collective Healing Uganda From the Slum to the Job between and South Africa Education for Peace Samuel Ouma Market Voices Matter, Turkey Promoting Peace through Bringing the Road to the Chinese in Indonesia Refiloe Lepere India Haiti Turkey Education, Technology, and World: Multiplatform Indonesia Pooja Lakhwani Reporting for Peace Guillaume Kroll Oualid Bahiri Creativity and Mobile Reporting in Conflict Resolution Lailul Ikram Sumreni Lala Maldives Hakeem Muhammad India Za’atari Village Program Mirva Lempiäinen Pachamama Hoy Día Prachi Patel Jordan Encounter between Lebanon 2015 Kathmandu Music for Bolivia Noor Ibrahim and Arabs through Korean My Plight, My Right Romero Pereda Cyprus: C.E.L.T. for Peace Peace Festival Claire Debucquois Cultivating Peace: Hannah Long-Higgins Summer School Nepal USA Cyprus Cross-Community Garden- Embajadores Israel Lindsay Feldmeth Tsz Kiu Liu Building Capacities to Petros Ioannides ing Peace-Building through Communitarios Ki-Eun Jang Rebuild Lives Dominican Republic Storytelling 2011 (Community Ambassadors) Vocational Training Facility: Peace Education through Bring Peace to Arizona’s Burma/Myanmar Katharine Hinman Pakistan Peace and Reconciliation in Venezuela Building Opportunities for Storytelling Schools Esha Sheth Meher Jaffri Northern Mali Peter Vanham Child Soldiers Ecuador USA Resurrect, Restore, and Mali Maria Jose Bermeo Solar Energy Democratic Republic of the Revive the Dignity of the Juvenile Peace Education Elizabeth Hernandez Innovating, Developing and Fatoumata Keita Cambodia Congo Girl-Child Project Delivering Community- Promotores de Progreso Finding Home: A Creative Lukas Schepp Jonathan Carral India USA Women of Algiers in Their Based Solutions Ecuador Solution to Peace Tabea Weitz Shriya Patnaik Kiah Johnson Apartment: A Local Safe Nepal PeacefulPuppets Matt Haygood Israel Space Chhitij Bashyal Common Chords Pakistan Yves Bouzaglo The Flying Tigers Training Citizens to Use Algeria RISK: Taking Chances, South Africa M . Affan Javed China Video to Secure Justice L . Carolina Rios Mandel Lengela Lobi Summer Magda Maaoui Giving Opportunities Emily Joy Sullivan Haiyang Zhang Australia Camp Prepare for Tomorrow Dominican Republic Honoring the Past for a Elizabeth O’Shea Art for Peace: Showcasing Democratic Republic of the Innov@teGhana Democratic Republic of the Elton McKennedy Peaceful Future New Citizen Project the Stories of Youth Af- Congo Ghana Congo Guatemala USA Women Veterans: Skills to fected by Gang Violence in Running towards Peace Sarah Thontwa Fred Yawson Sarah Thontwa Eliza Ramos Shahbaz Salehi Peacefully Manage Inner Guatemala Egypt Conflict Lunangan School of Los Fundadores Soccer Giving Voice to Repressed Guatemala Sara Yap Conflict Prevention in the Our Search for Meaning USA Transformation School Children Giovanna Maselli Kyrgyz-Tajik Border France and Greece Donna Sanders 2010 Philippines Colombia South Korea Peace of Mind Leads to Tajikistan Megan Majd Sexual Violence Workshop Erika Catral Lisa Sciarani Christine Arrozal Peaceful Lives Salkynai Samatova Voices of Tibetans in for Caribbean Youth Children’s Ocean and Refugee Settlements South Africa Elona Klaa-Zakharova Musical Harmony 2014 BioD: Clean Energy Bahamas Picturing the Road to Ocean’s Children in India Shannon Bishop Pakistan Solutions, Building Blocks Therez Rollins Sonhos São Caminhos: Possibility Republic of Palau India Fahad Rahman for Peace School Libraries for Kiamuri Ways Are Dreams Palestine Gino Caspari Tenzin Sangmo Islamic Peace Camp: A Madagascar Zhehan Fan Kenya Brazil Postelection Violence Husam Alsousi Youth-Focused Religious Stephanie Ullrich Baltic Summer School of Rebecca Burton Alexandra Sisk Prevention with Peace 2017 Approach to Counter Rogram: Lending a Helping Anthropology: Designing Ambassadors Building Resilience Making Peace through Extremism Exhibiting Peace Where Do We Go from Hand Peace Ghana Jordan Storytelling Indonesia Italy Here? Tibet Latvia Kofi Deh Haneen Al-Rashdan Nigeria Nastassia F . Sidarto Sarah DeMott Greece Tenzin Dechen Matiss Steinerts Ajibola Amzat Alexander Besant Summer Youth Jasmine Johnson Chambers for Peace The “Gukurahundi Building Green Outposts Net of Peace Employment Program Ghana Peace of Art: Building Hope Massacre” Peace & Canada Dance for Peace T’ALIM: Truth As Learned in Israel Taiwan Rachel McOwusu in Tripoli, Lebanon Reconciliation Project Frederik Dolmans Cyprus Music Yael Stovetzky Allen Liu Lebanon Zimbabwe Pantelis Charalambous Egypt Making a Difference Now Deportes para el Futuro Maram Barakat Percy Z . Silamba Sr 2013 Kareem Elsamadicy Brazil Platform for Coexistence, Peru Oral History in Africa Shakespeare for Peace in Diana Gerbase Cooperation & Creation Tamata through Art: Rob Grabow Burundi Saving Her Future How the Children of South- Prison (PC3) Optimism in Fiji Linda Leder Erika Fry Philippines 2016 eastern Turkey Are Growing South Africa Cyprus Fiji Duncan Wilson Lindsey Lim Youth Speak Truth in the Absence of Peace Tauriq Jenkins Talia Tseriotou Tevita Tapavalu Music Works! USA Turkey Togo Processing Together Planting Peace Raising the Bar Rachel Goodman Murat Bilgincan Joachim Junghanss South Korea Brazil Nigeria Chihiro Amemiya Amanda Bradshaw Jaclyn Sawyer

76 77 S-Library Immersive Storytelling Interviews that Humanize 2014 2015 2011 El Salvador of Rohingya Refugee USA Think Sustainability Building Rainbow House Touching East and West Joaquín Tobar Experience Ammar Salahuddin Egypt Kyrgyzstan Australia Bangladesh Daniel J . Arenas Hesham Badr Georgina Rannard Dandan Jian Letters for Peace: Bridging Ray Luo Tessa Lumsden Closed Borders IH-San Diego 2015 Eshhad (Testify) Ukuchinja Kwa Menshi— 2013 Armenia Culture for Peace 2011 Egypt/Washington DC Raffi Wartanian Turkey Flows of Change Mai El-Sadany The Smile Mile Defusing Ethnic Tensions Zambia Pegah Malek-Ahmadi in Kuria Australia Peacemaking Storytelling Mimi Yaluma 2016 Kenya Dylan Berkrey and Social Documentary IH–Philadelphia Helping Pakistan’s Claire Fenwicke Enzo Haussecker 2016 Third Sex Venezuela James Walsh 2009 Sarah Sypris Mampiroborobo Tanoa Pakistan Luz Zamora Engaging 4 Peace Aaina—Enriching Young 2012 Furqan Shukr 2014 Science for Peace USA Minds Making Peace Child’s Play Long-Term Water 2018 Yemen Cho Kim Madagascar Australia Ari Yasunaga Purification Sayan Mitra Dialogues for Peace Mohammed Rajab Kawelah Systems Dylan Berkrey Siam Siddique USA Emma Hart 2019 2010 Haiti Rostam Assadi Painting for Peace Sophie Lumsden Komunidad (Community): Nicole Haygood 2017 USA 2019 Peace Hubs in Mindanao The Beauty of Banking 2015 Kyle Billings 2016 Girls Leading the Way: Planting the Seeds for Philippines Social Liberation: An India Stephanie Davis Building Peace through Peace Joseph Keith Anicoche Alternative to Gangs and Ishaa Sandhu Entrepreneurship Australia 2011 Violence 2018 A Dialogue to Understand Burkina Faso Emma Hart African Refugees in an Arab USA Because We Are Girls Violence against Rachel Almeida Chu Kei Kwok World Guadalupe Aguirre Kenya Immigrants Andrew Wurf Egypt Alfredo Arriola Keshni Haria Giving Peace a Chance: Mexico Katie Hickerson Adán Chávez Jr . Workshops for Interfaith 2016 Daniel Becerril 2019 Alejandro Panduro Harmony Peace through a Child’s Eye Empowering Women in A Different View Creating a Route to Hope: Sandoval Pakistan Australia Northern Ghana Australia Courtney Gorman Hope and Development 2017 Varsha Thebo Ghana Memphis Bourne Blue Brendon Hearnden through Tourism Social Justice and Nana Sarpong IH–Wollongong Colombia Agyemang-Mensah Legal Recognition for IH—Washington, DC Ana Maria Gonzalez Forero Transgender Women in 2008 2012 2009 WHAM Tijuana Computers for Orphans Peace through Psychoso- Building Peace through Timor-Leste Mexico Jamaica cial Support for Survivors Music and Dance Houcine Chraibi Christina Garibaldi Adnan Kummer Ghana USA Swati Dhamaraj Jacqueline Le Florence Maher Gabrielle Hanners Teresa Brugarolas Damien Dunstan 2012 Owen Everitt Data Analytics for Sustain- 2014 IH–Sydney Team Unity: Bringing Thai Amandine Girad able Herding (DASH) Portraits of Peace 2009 and Catherine McNamara Senegal Tanzania Giving a Peaceful Future for Children Burmese Young Adults Jessica Pratten Nigora Isamiddinova Gabrielle Mnkande Together Lebanon Kiri Yapp Thailand Reconciliation through the 2015 Nathalie Bou Karam Enlightenment Ebenzer Tadeo 2009 Culture and Photography in Bjoernar Snann Lassen USA Creating Understanding Nicaragua 2013 Saif Al Saudi 2010 Australia Nicaragua The Face of Poverty: Michael Rosalky Prevention & Education for Moroccan Women Carlos Junco 2016 Villagers’ Peace of Mind Graeme Wolgamot Morocco Rachana: Stitch for Peace India WESEUM Hala Hatmi 2010 Nepal Siaw-Yean Woon Bulgaria Ravi Shrivastav Mara Vento Celebrating the Voice Pavel Kounchev 2011 Australia 2019 Peace to the Refugee 2014 Emily Ivins Acting for Peace in a Preserving Vision Safe Zone Kenya Taneile Kitchingman Hostile Environment for Healthy Peaceful Taiwan Victor Wu Shane Smith Argentina Chu-Chuan Chiu Community Maria Paula Lemos Fang-Hsuan Chang 2013 Peru Hung Nam Dang Kabe Secondary-School Omar Almatrafi Yongshan Liu Girls Dormitory South Sudan Ladu Boyo II

78 79 Acknowledgments and Credits For all their work on and assistance with this project, many thanks go to the following people:

Agnes Scott College: Ms. Nicole Blount Georgetown University: Ms. Kyra Hanlon Savannah College of Art & Design: Amherst College: Ms. Zoë Jacobs Gettysburg College: Ms. Gretchen Carlson Natter Ms. Laura Kennedy Babson College: Ms. Adrienne Ramsey Graduate Institute of International Studies/ School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Bard College: Mr. David Shein Geneva: Dr. Laurent Genthon-Neury Ms. Nancy Gildart Barnard College: Ms. Jennifer Lech Grinnell College: Ms. Simone Sidwell Scripps College: Ms. Jennifer Armstrong Bates College: Ms. Kristen Cloutier Harvard College: Ms. Leanne Gaffney Skidmore College: Ms. Chloe Jaleel Bennington College: Ms. Noelle Murphy Harvey Mudd College: Ms. Gabriela Gamiz Smith College: Ms. Rebecca Hovey Bowdoin College: Ms. Meg Springer Hood College: Dr. Scott Pincikowski St. John’s College: Ms. Jaime Dunn Brandeis University: Dr. Gordon Fellman International House-New York: St. Lawrence University: Ms. Carol Smith Brown University: Ms. Linda Dunleavy Mr. Thomas K. Carley St. Olaf College: Mr. Nathan Jacobi Bryn Mawr College: Ms. Ellie Esmond Kalamazoo College: Ms. Jessica Fowle Swarthmore College: Dr. Jennifer Magee Bucknell University: Ms. Jennifer E. Figueroa Kenyon College: Ms. Marne Ausec Trinity College: Mr. Mark Hughes Carleton College: Ms. Charlotte Whited Lake Forest College: Ms. Alexandra Olson Tufts University: Dr. Erin Kelly Case Western Reserve University: Lehigh University: Ms. Stacy Burger Union College: Ms. Lynn Evans Ms. Amanda McCarthy Lewis & Clark College: Mr. Brian White University of California Berkeley: Claremont McKenna College: Ms. Abby Flores Luther College: Mr. Jon Lund Ms. Valerie Ong Clark University: Dr. Betsy Huang Macalester College: Ms. Karin Trail-Johnson University of Chicago: Dr. Nichole Fazio Colby College: Ms. Seven S. Grenier Massachusetts Institute of Technology: University of Florida: Ms. Taylor Stokes Colgate University: Mr. Bruce Mosley Ms. Alison Hynd University of Maine: Dr. Richard Powell College of Idaho: Dr. Robert Dayley Methodist University: Dr. Frank Trapp University of Michigan: Ms. Danyelle Reynolds College of the Atlantic: Ms. Anne Kozak Middlebury College: Ms. Heather Neuwirth University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Colorado College: Ms. Ina Remus Lovejoy Dr. Lynn W. Blanchard Columbia University: Ms. Simone Medley MIIS: Mr. David Wick University of Oklahoma: Mr. R. Craig Hayes Concordia College: Dr. Matthew R. Beatty Mount Holyoke College: Mr. Ryan Lewis University of Pennsylvania: Ms. Lauren Orr Connecticut College: Dr. Jefferson Singer New York University: Ms. Christine Beluk University of Richmond: Ms. Dana Kuchem Cornell University: Mr. Jonathan Burdick Northwestern University: Mr. Jason Kelly Roberts University of Rochester: Ms. Belinda S. Redden Dartmouth College: Dr. Kenneth M. Bauer Notre Dame of Maryland University: University of Virginia: Mr. Andrus G. Ashoo Davidson College: Ms. Leah Rapley Dr. Jennifer Erdman Vassar College: Ms. Lisa Kooperman Denison University: Ms. Joyce Meredith Oberlin College: Mr. Nicholas Petzak Wartburg College: Ms. Edith J. Waldstein, Ph.D. Drexel University: Ms. Brenna McBride Occidental College: Ms. Lina Calderón-Morin Washington & Lee University: Mr. Mark Rush Duke University: Dr. Sabrina Thomas Pitzer College: Ms. Sandy Hamilton Wellesley College: Ms. Katherine Dailinger Earlham College: Mr. Jonathan Diskin Pomona College: Mr. Iosefa F. Aina Wesleyan University: Ms. Elizabeth J McCormick Franklin & Marshall College: Ms. Ali Janicek Princeton University: Ms. Kira O’Brien Westminster College: Ms. Keller Hawkins Furman University: Mr. Michael P. Winiski Randolph-Macon College: Dr. Grant L. Azdell Wheaton College: Mr. Steven Viveiros Future Generations University: Ms. Christie Hand Reed College: Ms. Gaynor M. Hills Whitman College: Mr. Keith Raether George Washington University: Ringling College of Art + Design: Williams College: Dr. Clinton Williams Ms. Amy B. Cohen Dr. Tammy S. Walsh Yale University: Ms. Alison Cole: Sarah Lawrence College: Ms. Rachelle Rumph

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