by Lana | J Mar, 2022 | Blog, The Award
YESTERDAY, TODAY, TOMORROW: HAPPY WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY By 2021 Diana Award recipient, Carys Mihardja Condescending eye glares, sweeping inaccessibility, and stacked job rejections rings as realities for many in the Down’s Syndrome community. It’s no secret, nor...
by Lana | J Feb, 2022 | Blog, The Award
UNDERSTANDING EATING DISORDERS: EATING DISORDERS AWARENESS WEEK By 2021 Diana Award recipient, Ally Zlatar from Glasgow, Scotland Her own struggle against anorexia motivated Ally to raise awareness of eating disorders, body dysmorphia and illness through the power of...
by Lana | J Feb, 2022 | Blog, The Award
WE NEED MORE GIRLS IN SCIENCE: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE By 2021 Diana Award recipient, Neha Shukla from Pennsylvania, USA Three years ago, Neha set up ‘Innovation Corner’, designed to spark students’ interest in science, technology, engineering,...
by Lana | J Jan, 2022 | Blog, The Award
EDUCATION IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION By 2021 Legacy Award recipient, Zubair Junjunia from London, England Around the world, students’ access to resources, advice and support varies dramatically. To Zubair, this seemed grossly unfair,...
by Lana | J Dec, 2021 | Blog, The Award
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES By Legacy Award Recipient, Jonathan Bryan from Wiltshire, England A tireless campaigner and advocate for people with disabilities, Jonathan is nothing short of inspirational. Unable to speak, Jonathan communicates via a...
by Lana | J Oct, 2021 | Blog, The Award
BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2021 By 2021 Diana Award recipient, Nahjae Nunes from Kingston, Jamaica Nahjae is a dedicated educator who, at the age of 19, has already racked up six years teaching children for free. In the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Nahjae led a team to...
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