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According to the recent updates, The Diana Award has acknowledged the remarkable contributions of more than 180 exceptional young leaders who are effecting positive change and making a difference in their communities.
Established as a tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales, the prestigious Award celebrates the achievements of individuals aged 9-25 who are involved in social action or humanitarian work, carrying forward the legacy of Princess Diana's conviction that young people possess the ability to transform the world.
This year, The Diana Award has recognized change-makers from 31 different countries, all united in their collective endeavors to foster a more just and inclusive global society.
The updates go on to mention that earlier this month, Prince Harry, also known as The Duke of Sussex, participated in an inaugural in-person event called Conversations for Change in Los Angeles. This program, a pivotal initiative, was designed to bring young people together to address crucial social issues.
Before engaging in discussions, Prince Harry pleasantly surprised four individuals who had received the Diana Award this year by presenting them with their well-deserved certificates.
The event gathered young humanitarians and activists from various parts of the world, providing them with a platform to explore innovative approaches to instigate social change. The Duke actively participated in a profound session led by Vee Kativhu, a recipient of the Legacy Award, which delved into the inspirational work of alumni and award recipients, focusing on topics such as inequality and the impact of the online realm.
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