2010 Winners

Recognizing that poor women are underrepresented and underserved by policy-making process across Africa, Akili Dada is inspiring and empowering our brilliant young women scholars to become the kinds of leaders the continent so desperately needs. 

Bridge the Gap is an internationally organized, non-profit, reality web series about sustainable development and cross-cultural exchange.

A World Faith Chapter is a self-formed and self-governed group of religiously-diverse young people tackling local community service needs.

EMAJ is a network of young enthusiasts for fair, sensitive and responsible journalism gathered around an annual highly intensive professional training program.

Forgotten Diaries is an innovative online initiative that sheds light on the most under-reported conflicts around the world. Forgotten Diaries’ unique platform fosters long-term intercultural dialogue between youth in various conflict zones, bridging religious, cultural and ethnic barriers.

Melantjong Petjinan Soerabaia is a cultural tour tracing the Chinese heritage trails in the multi-ethnic city of Surabaya. 

The Peace Camp is an annual fun-filled and educational gathering of a hundred 13-14 year-olds from cities all around the world, organized by Universal Forum of Cultures Foundation.  

A non-profit co-founded by New York Times op-ed pick for President (USA) in 2044, 15 year-old Talia Leman, and USA Today’s Pied Piper of youth-led initiatives, Anne Ginther. RandomKid empowers youth to work across boundaries of culture, race, creed, economic circumstance, ability and geography to solve real problems in the world – together. 

A United Religions Initiative, Traveling Peace Academy builds the capacity of local leaders in conflict zones to create sustainable peace in their communities.

The Three Faiths Forum’s Mentoring Programmes offer undergraduate students of Muslim, Christian and Jewish backgrounds the opportunity to work with leading professionals and to gain invaluable experience in their respective fields.