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Sustained Impact, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Americas, Middle East & North Africa, Multi-national, Documentation & Preservation, Human Rights & Justice, Social Cohesion, Youth
by Peninnah Victor and Ezra Pine
Project for Peace alum Maryam Iftikhar has continued her work in diplomacy and peacebuilding through a range of initiatives.
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Agriculture, Education
by Colby News
Bibatshu Thapa Chhetri ‘25 receives the Condon Medal during Colby’s 204th Commencement. It’s the highest honor given to a graduating senior.
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Equipment & Infrastructure, Health & Well-being
The Projects for Peace alum is a microbiology major and member of the Honors College
Sustained Impact, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Agriculture, Education, Livelihoods
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Americas, Education, Human Rights & Justice, Livelihoods, Youth
by Penn Today
Jin is one of 16 students chosen as a 2025-26 Luce Scholar by the Henry Luce Foundation.
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Arts
by Bard College
Projects for Peace alum Aleksandar Vitanov ’25 has been announced as a recipient of a prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship for 2025-26
Funded Projects, Sustained Impact, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Education, Youth
A Skidmore College alum who grew up in Anyama, Ivory Coast amidst a decade-long civil war returned to her hometown to open a library.
Funded Projects, Sustained Impact, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Agriculture, Social Cohesion
Projects for Peace alum Steven (Tuti) Mukum has received both the John Lewis Young Leaders Fellowship and The Diana Award
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions
The Projects for Peace alum and Morehead-Cain scholar will continue his studies in economics at the University of Oxford.
Funded Projects, Alumni, Partner Institutions
by Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center at MIT
Projects for Peace alum Wilhem Hector has held multiple PKG Fellowships to support his nonprofit (1843), the Hector Foundation.
