Commitment Award

Award winners 2022: Pius Fozan, Shuma Banik, and Souvik Bandhapadhyay (India) For most menstruators, the phase of their menstrual cycle is a transformative stage of

Award winner 2022: Priscilla Appiah (Ghana) Ghana’s education system is considered to be one of the most progressive systems in Africa. In 2018, UNESCO Global

Award winners 2022: Chukwudi Okolo and Dr. Ebele Odinachi (PhD) (Nigeria) An age long adage states that when you train a woman, you train a

Award winner 2021: Mercedes Bustan (Ecuador) One of the 2021 award winners was the project “Education for Future” by Brandt School student Mercedes Bustan: In

Award winners 2021: Athar Farooq and Nafisa Islam Fariba (Pakistan) One of the 2021 award winners was the the project “Right Skills – Bright Future”

Award winners 2021: Dayane Rodrigues and Natália Koto (Brazil) One of the 2021 award winners was the project “You Got This!” by Brandt School students

1st Prize 2020: Daniela Sota Valdivia and Adriana Gonzalez Carrion (Peru) The 2020 First Prize winner was the project “Yupayta Yachasunchis: Increasing Knowledge”, created by

2nd Prize 2020: Consuelo Fuentes (Chile) The 2020 Second Prize went to the mobile app “Woman Force”, a concept created by Brandt School student Consuelo

3rd Prize 2020: Sarah Filippi-Field and Kyaw Si Thu (Myanmar) The 2020 Third Prize winners are Brandt School students Sarah Filippi-Field and Kyaw Si Thu,

1st prize 2019: Ni Otto Dodoo and Anthony Dogbedo (Ghana) The winning project by Ni Otto Dodoo and Anthony Dogbedo, first-year students at the Brandt

2nd prize 2019: Sofia Vanessa Hernández Zambrano (Ecuador) Ecuadorian women, especially young women, single mothers and those of African descent, face outstanding unemployment rates. First-year

3rd prize 2019: Tamara Puerto (Colombia) The third place winner, second-year student Tamara Puerto, and her project “Edu-Sex” seek to combat gender inequality and the