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Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Americas, Health & Well-being
Two UNC students, junior Urvi Patel and sophomore Khizra Ahmad, recently received a $10,000 grant from Projects for Peace for their research in skin cancer prevention in Native American communities.
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Asia, Education, Equipment & Infrastructure, Health & Well-being
Economics and computer science double major Desang Lhaki Tenzin ‘28 grew up in Bhutan, where many monasteries face significant resource challenges.
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
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Africa, Education, Health & Well-being, Youth
The Lekelela Initiative aims not only to create peace but also to address the roots of its absence: the lack of educational support that can alter the trajectory of young lives. (1856)
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Asia, Health & Well-being
Nusaibah is majoring in chemistry and economics at Carleton.
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Asia, Environment, Health & Well-being, Human Rights & Justice, Livelihoods
Congratulations to Nina Kornfeld (CC’26) and Gulnazik Bakhramova (GS’26) on being named 2025 Projects for Peace recipients!
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Africa, Equipment & Infrastructure, Health & Well-being
by Eliana Rosen
A Trinity College student is working to provide better access to clean water in her home country of Burundi.
Funded Projects, Sustained Impact, Alumni, Partner Institutions, Africa, Education, Health & Well-being, Youth
Swai was the recipient of a Projects for Peace award in both 2022 and 2023, which she used to help provide school lunches for children in her home country of Tanzania.
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Americas, Education, Health & Well-being, Human Rights & Justice
Criminal justice major Helena Betancourt champions Projects for Peace reducing period poverty on her home island.
Funded Projects, Partner Institutions, Americas, Middle East & North Africa, Multi-national, Arts, Health & Well-being, Social Cohesion
Over summer 2023, UNC Chapel Hill students Divya Patel and Grace May partnered with the Refugee Community Partnership to provide art therapy and community building opportunities for the local Afghan refugee population.
