Prince William looked 'regal' compared to 'rockstar' Prince Harry during their separate 外見s at the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards, 団体／死体 language 専門家 Judi James （人命などを）奪う，主張するs

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Prince William appeared 'regal' in his 外見 at?an awards 儀式 in honour of his mother?Princess Diana?on Thursday night, while Harry's more 似ているd a '激しく揺する 星／主役にする', a 団体／死体 language 専門家 has （人命などを）奪う，主張するd.?

The Prince of むちの跡s …に出席するd the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards at the Science Museum in London yesterday while Prince Harry?made an 外見 事実上 from his Californian home after his older brother had left.?

William took the 行う／開催する／段階 to AC/DC's song Thundertrack, which he referred to as 'George's song', before telling the audience himself and the Princess of むちの跡s channel Diana's 遺産／遺物 through their work.?

団体／死体 language 専門家 Judi James told FEMAIL that their very different 外見s 示す that the distance between the once-の近くに brothers has only '拡大するd' - as Harry seemed 'casual' and 'relaxed', while William seemed to show a 陳列する，発揮する of 'inner 緊張'.?

Prince Harry looked like a '激しく揺する 星／主役にする' in his 事実上の 外見 from Montecito at the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards at the Science Museum in London, a 団体／死体 language 専門家 has （人命などを）奪う，主張するd

一方／合間 a 'regal' Prince William seemed to be 陳列する，発揮するing 調印するs of 'inner 緊張'

She said: 'This was a night of "Regal" William versus "激しく揺する 星／主役にする" Harry, with both princes playing to their 教祖的指導力 strengths at this event to honour their mother.

'Their alienation has 明確に given them carte blanche to 拡大する their differences.?

'Two boys who were often dressed alike as children and who appeared as an?Ant & Dec?style matching 二人組 through much of their adult life, now have no need to co-ordinate with either their styling of their 団体／死体 language behaviour.'

She 追加するd that William looked almost like 'James 社債' with his 'formal' and 'elegant' attire as he stood behind a lectern to 演説（する）／住所 the live audience from the 行う／開催する／段階.?

Harry's 着せる／賦与するing made a 示すd contrast to the Prince of むちの跡s, wearing 'an open-neck denim shirt and seeming to be sitting in some 肉親，親類d of cowboy service 駅／配置する 完全にする with a line of Stetsons hanging from the 天井 behind him'.?

The Duke's 外見, though only 経由で ビデオ link from Montecito, was met with rapture, as 勝利者s told him he was '行方不明になるd' 支援する in the UK.?

Judi 決定するd that Harry looked 'casual and relaxed', while William appeared 'いっそう少なく 保証するd than usual' as he paid 尊敬の印 to his mother.?

She said: 'Harry appeared on 審査する more as a talking 長，率いる and to a boardroom-sized audience but the fan-club-style shrieks and 賞賛 that 迎える／歓迎するd him 誘発するd a return of his 署名 cheeky show-boating.?

Regal vs 激しく揺する 星／主役にする: Judi said while Harry showed off his '署名 cheeky show-boating', William's clutching of the lec tern betrayed an 'inner 緊張'

The Diana Awards had been touted as a rare 共同の 外見 by estranged brothers William and Harry, albeit 5,000 miles apart from each other and at different times of the evening

Prince William told the 勝利者s that they are 'driv en by courage, compassion and かかわり合い ? 質s 株d by my mother'

'His cheeks raised and became 一連の会議、交渉／完成するd in utter delight and he even raised both 手渡すs in a beckoning gesture to encourage more adulation with a ‘Go for it!’

'His praying 手渡す gesture as he apologised for not 存在 there in person became gestures of 動機づけ as he 演説（する）／住所d his audience by first 尋問 them and then giving them 賞賛する.?

'His more serious points （機の）カム with some sucked-in lips or subtle 団体／死体-激しく揺するing to show energy and 強調. 全体にわたる he looked casual and relaxed with a very connective style of 配達／演説／出産.'

But the Prince of むちの跡s appeared 'modest' and his 姿勢 appeared 'inner 緊張' - which is perhaps unsurprising に引き続いて the 激しい 憶測 and 共謀s regarding his wife Kate's 現在進行中の absence, and his father King Charles's illness.?

Judi continued: 'William’s approach was modest though and his 配達／演説／出産 rather いっそう少なく 保証するd than usual, hinting at some 圧倒的な emotions as he clutched the lectern with both 手渡すs, even seeming to lean on it at times as his torso angled 今後.

'His feet were often splayed but not in the 水平の 力／強力にする splay. He held one foot 今後 which again, 示唆するd inner 緊張.?

'His 迎える／歓迎するing of his audience looked shy. Instead of connecting with his 注目する，もくろむs as he spoke he looked 負かす／撃墜する and read his 迎える／歓迎するing from his 公式文書，認めるs.?

'Although his arrival and 雑談（する）s showed a sense of playful 活気／アニメーション and laughter that hinted at bravado, some of the 感情 of his 行方不明の wife, unwell father and of course speaking of his beloved mother seemed to 影響する／感情 his 配達／演説／出産 here.'

Prince William, Prince of むちの跡s speaks to Tom Walker, Ken Spellman and Dr Tessy Oho CBE as he …に出席するs The Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards last night

A 王室の 専門家 has （人命などを）奪う，主張するd that Princess Diana (pictured in?1983) would have 主張するd the brothers 始める，決める their 反目，不和 aside to 現在の t he award in her 指名する

The event （機の）カム just hours after his wife Meghan Markle 開始する，打ち上げるd her 最新の 商売／仕事 投機・賭ける - 高級な lifestyle brand American Riveria Orchard.??

Fans who 調印する up for （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） on the Duchesses' new 商売／仕事 投機・賭ける will be 通知するd about '製品s' ?- which some commentators have 示唆するd is a （疑いを）晴らす 違反 of the 協定 by the Sussexes' to not 利益（をあげる） off their 王室の 肩書を与えるs.?

In a 二塁打-whammy of 告示s, the Sussexes went on to 明らかにする／漏らす the 勝利者s of their?$100,000 NAACP Archewell 創立／基礎 数字表示式の Civil 権利s Award while William was still speaking and 手渡すing out awards to the 勝利者s.?

The Sussexes' タイミング to 同時に起こる／一致する with the Diana's awards?has been questioned by 王室の 専門家s, with one telling MailOnline?'the Sussexes in my opinion do nothing by 事故'.?

As William left the event, Harry began his talk 経由で ビデオ-link from Montecito, where he told the young 勝利者s:?'I'm sorry I am not there. I wish I could be there with you guys.'

He went on to thank?the group for?'for 奮起させるing so many others' and '保護するing my mother's 遺産／遺物' before joking with the 勝利者s about not getting into 'too much trouble' if they planned to 長，率いる out in the 資本／首都 to celebrate.?

Throughout his speech, Prince William also paid a moving 尊敬の印 to his mother as he 手渡すd out awards in his memory.

He told the （人が）群がる that Princess Diana had taught him that 'everyone in need deserves a supporting 手渡す in life' and that her 遺産／遺物 was an inspiration to both him and his wife Kate, who is 現在／一般に 回復するing from 復部の 外科.?

'She taught me that everyone has the 可能性のある to give something 支援する; that everyone in need deserves a supporting 手渡す in life,' the Prince said.

'That 遺産／遺物 is something that both Catherine and I have sought to 焦点（を合わせる） on through our work, as have the 50,000 young people who have received a Diana Award over the past 25 years.

'I am so proud to see this belief of my mother's manifested in the amazing young people receiving the 遺産／遺物 Award tonight.'

The brother's 尊敬の印s to their mother comes as 王室の 専門家s （人命などを）奪う，主張するd that Princess Diana would have 主張するd the men put aside their 反目，不和 to 現在の the a 区 in her 指名する.?

The 遺産／遺物 award was introduced by The Diana Award in 2017 to celebrate the life of Diana, Princess of むちの跡s, on the 20th 周年記念日 of her death.

演説（する）／住所ing walking の上に Thunderstruck, Prince William told the audience: 'I like AC/DC, that's George's song'.

After 現在のing the awards, William met the 勝利者s and told them: 'The breadth of what you all cover, I'm amazed.'

He 追加するd: 'I'm so blown away by everything you're doing, because you're doing it と一緒に your 熟考する／考慮するs, your lives, your families, everything else.

'There are a lot of 障壁s I'm sure a lot of you are 直面するing every time you're doing this.'

P rince William appeared at the Diana 遺産／遺物 Award event at the Science Museum in London today, as he is pictured?会合 重要な staff and 支持者s of the Diana Award

Prince William, Prince of むちの跡s speaks to Tom Walker, Ken Spellman and Dr Tessy Oho CBE

Prince William, Prince of むちの跡s 会合，会うs Baroness Doreen Lawrence as he …に出席するs last night

The タイミング of the Duchesses' new 商売／仕事 事業／計画（する） and the 告示 of the couple's 創立／基礎 award has been questioned by 専門家s on the 王室の family.?

王室の commentator Richard Fitzwilliam told MailOnline: 'The Sussexes in my opinion do nothing by 事故 and タイミング is often 絶対 pivotal.

'We 設立する that out one way over the 週末 and we've now just been reminded that there may be more 発射s in their locker than some of us thought. And it's no 事故.

'For years they've been 予測できない but they have been predictable in one sense, and that is the unerring タイミング when they believe it's 有益な to get （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） out. They don't do anything by 事故.'

The Duchesses' 最新の 事業／計画（する） is said to feature 'all things that are の近くに to her heart'.

She will be making and selling her own 製品s with a 調書をとる／予約する and blog said to …を伴って her cookery 陳列する，発揮する.

It has led to some questions about whether the California-based 王室のs will be 違反ing their 協定 not to 利益（をあげる） off the Sussex 肩書を与える.?

開始 the event,?Prince William?gave a speech in person to 示す the charity's 25th 周年記念日 and 現在の awards to 20 受取人s.?

He told the room: 'This evening's 遺産／遺物 Award is 特に special as it 示すs the 25th 周年記念日 year of The Diana Award, a charity 始める，決める up to 反映する my mother's belief that young people can change the world,' he said.

'I know that she would have been honoured to see a charity in her 指名する doing such inspirational work to uplift young people from all corners of the globe.'

He 追加するd: 'I am so proud to see this belief of my mother's manifested in the amazing young people receiving the 遺産／遺物 Award tonight.'

During the 儀式 hosted by Cel Spellman, an actor and presenter, and Diana Chao, a former award 勝利者, William 現在のd awards to each of the 20 award 受取人s who had flown in from around the world.

Each 勝利者 had been asked beforehand to choose their own song for the moment at which they walked の上に the 行う／開催する／段階.

Tom Walker 成し遂げるd halfway through the awards 儀式, 説: 'It's rare to be in a room 十分な of so many 奮起させるing people. We don't feel worthy.'

Walker said the song he 成し遂げるd, Lifeline, was written after a friend died, 追加するing: 'A friend of 地雷 took a wrong turn and we lost them.

'I think it's important to speak about the stigma of mental health and I try and do a little bit in my song.'?

Later on, Prince Harry spoke to the 勝利者s who sat in a small 会議／協議会 room and chatted to him over Zoom.

One award winger, Sophie Pender, 創立者 of the 93% Club - a student society 献身的な to making universities more inclusive for 明言する／公表する-educated students - told the Duke that 'we really 行方不明になる you here [in London]'.

Throughout the call, the Prince 拍手喝采する the group for the 'amazing work you guys are doing' telling them the volunteers and charity 労働者s they had a 有望な 未来 ahead.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry …に出席する the Diana Awards in 2017

The Prince met 重要な staff and 支持者s of the Diana Award, before joining the 儀式 where he heard about the recipie nts' work. Pictured with?Dr Tessy Oho CBE

The Prince of むちの跡s appeared at the awards event alone as his wife Kate is still 回復するing

Prince William 提起する／ポーズをとるs with award 勝利者s during the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards last night

The Prince said:? 'So much of the 未来 depends on you guys. Some of the work you do may feel as though you are small, some of it is big but the 衝撃 again that you are having on hundreds of thousands, millions of people.

'Without you guys doing that and without you 奮起させるing other people because it feels good and because you get so much from it, that inspiration is like a ripple 影響 and it goes all across the water.

'You don't need me to tell you that but I want to tell you that. Every 選び出す／独身 day you are working on these things and you do not know the 衝撃 you are making.?

'You don't know that when you 会合，会う people and have these interactions you may have changed their 見通し changed their 視野 given them a bit more hope and 奮起させるd them to do something 類似の.

'I am 本気で impressed by the work that you do, 特に at the young age you are at, and the 未来 is yours and your going to help with that 未来.'

Award 勝利者 Oluwadamilola Akintewe, 24, was 述べるd as 'exemplifying the spirit of the late Princess Diana' through her work on gender-based 暴力／激しさ in Nigeria.

After the event she said: 'The Prince asked me if I received enough support in my country and I said compared to the past it's getting better.'

Speaking after William left, another award 勝利者 Chiara Riyanti Hutapea Zhang, 18, who won an award for her charity 事例／患者s 4 Care's work with undocumented children, said that 会合 him was 'like a dream come true'.

Prince William 現在のs an award to Christina Williams from Jamaica at the event, who 設立するd the Changemaking Education in the Caribbean charity

The?Prince of むちの跡s 会合，会うs Oluwadamilola Akintewe at the Science Museum

'He was really nice and welcoming,' she said, 追加するing?that winning the award was 'a once-in-a-lifetime 適切な時期' but it also felt like 'the beginning of something new'.

Joel Nkeonye Mordi, 26, who won an award for 設立するing a LGBT+ 青年 charity in Nigeria, said that it was 'such a 抱擁する honour' and that it 示すd 'a call to 活動／戦闘.'< /p>

Harry's 外見 at the awards was planned to take place after the brother's left the 儀式 まっただ中に their 現在進行中の 地位，任命する-Megxit 反目，不和.

For most of their lives, the 王室の brothers have been の近くに, 部隊d by the 株d 外傷／ショック of losing their mother who died 老年の 36 in a 1997 Paris car 衝突，墜落 when William was 15 and Harry was 12.

But since Harry's 2018 wedding to his wife Meghan Markle, relations between them have soured.

An 爆発性の interview that the couple gave 雑談（する） show host Oprah Winfrey in March 2021 示すd a new low, while anecdotes about their 関係 in Harry's bombshell memoir, Spare, which was 解放（する）d last year, also saw them grow その上の apart.

Prince William 現在のs an award to Joel Nkeonye Mordi, 26, from Nigeria, during the Diana Awards.?Joel 設立するd the Mordi Ibe 創立／基礎, Nigeria's only charity catering for LGBTQ+ and other 攻撃を受けやすい students to keep them in school

Maddison O'Gradey from Australia, receives the award from Prince William. The 26-year-old 設立するd the?Orygen 全世界の 青年 Mental Health Advocacy Fellowship

Prince William 現在のs an award to Dejea Lyons, 21, from the Cayman Islands. Her 青年-led 環境の organisation 保護する Our 未来 誇るs over 60 members

Prince William 現在のs an award to Gabrielle Wong, 18, from England, 創立者 of the Discimus 創立／基礎, at the event last night

The Prince of むちの跡s 会合，会うs Gobhanu Sasankar Korisepati, 19, from Oman, who 設立するd 支えるing Women in 財政上の 騒動,? 献身的な to 供給するing 財政上の support to women

Prince William 提起する／ポーズをとるs with Uday Bhatia, 18, from India, of? Uday Electric

Prince William 現在のs an award to Chiara Riyan ti Hutapea Zhang, 18, from Indonesia.?At age 11, Chiara 設立するd 事例／患者s 4 Care Indonesia, after learning about the human 権利s 違反s

Prince William, Prince of むちの跡s 会合，会うs Alizey 旅宿泊所, 26, from Pakistan of the RUHIL 創立／基礎 as he …に出席するs The Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards at the Science Museum last night

William 提起する／ポーズをとるs with Yusuf Ben-Tarifite, 23, from England. He?設立するd The Aspiring Medics (TAM) to help students from diverse backgrounds 追求する careers in 薬／医学

Prince William 提起する／ポーズをとるs with Sofia Scarlat from Romania during the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards

Prince William, Prince of むちの跡s 会合，会うs Netra Venkatesh as he …に出席するs The Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards

The Prince of むちの跡s with Nafira Nayeem Ahmad from Bangladesh, 老年の 20

The 反目，不和 between the estranged brothers has cast a 影をつくる／尾行する over the whole family, which saw Harry and Meghan leave the UK.

There was hope for a 再会 when Harry flew 支援する to Britain after the news of King Charles' 癌 diagnosis was 発表するd.

But the King only saw Harry for half an hour - and William made no 計画（する）s to see his brother.

同様に as receiving The 遺産／遺物 Award, 受取人s received bespoke personal and professional 開発 support to 高める their social 活動／戦闘 work with the long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 目的（とする） of 奮起させるing and mobilising other young people to engage in social 活動／戦闘.

Dr Tessy Ojo CBE, 大統領, The Diana Award said: 'As we 示す the start of our 25th 周年記念日 year these young people couldn't be a more fitting 尊敬の印 and 遺産／遺物 to Diana, the late Princess of むちの跡s and her belief that young people have the 力／強力にする to change the world.?

'Through their courage, selflessness and sheer 決意 they are making change happen, often, in the 直面する of 抱擁する adversity. Their compassion, 決意 and 機関 to make 肯定的な change today and in the years ahead is 巨大な.'

The 20 遺産／遺物 Award 受取人s have been chosen by a prestigious 独立した・無所属 裁判官ing パネル盤, 議長，司会を務めるd by Baroness Doreen Lawrence.

'These young people 代表する the next 世代 of change-製造者s and innovators across the globe and it is their stories from which we should listen and learn.?

'This is why Gilead Sciences is supporting The Diana Award, which recognises young people who are already making strides for social and 人道的な change. We are immensely proud to continue our support for this programme that 助言者s these young 勝利者s and encourages them to make a 継続している 衝撃 on the world.'?

Prince William 現在のs an award to Hailey Richman, 16, who?設立するd KidCaregivers, a 非，不，無-利益（をあげる） 献身的な to supporting young carers 取引，協定ing with loved ones with Alzheimer's

William with Shamim Ahmed Mridh, 26, a from Bangladesh,?創立者 of Eco-網状組織 全世界の

Prince William 提起する／ポーズをとるs with Sikander Sonny Kahn. At university, Sonny 設立するd the Paani 事業／計画（する）; an organisation that 取り組むs Pakistan's 欠如（する） of 安全な・保証する 接近 to clean water

The Prince of むちの跡s with Olivia Zhang from USA as he …に出席するs the Diana 遺産／遺物 Awards

The 反目，不和 between the estranged brothers has cast a 影をつくる／尾行する over the whole family

Princess Diana 展示 Princess Diana, Princess of むちの跡s with Prince William and Prince Harry on holiday in Majorca, Spain on August 10, 1987

The Diana Award is an accolade given to a young person 老年の 9-25 for their social 活動／戦闘 work

Ingrid Seward, the 王室の 伝記作家 and editor-in-長，指導者 of Majesty Magazine says that the pair's mother - who the evening is in 尊敬の印 to - would have 軍隊d the warring brothers to 再会させる to celebrate the prize's 勝利者s.?

'And if she failed, I think she would have 主張するd that they （機の）カム together however 簡潔に by speaking over the ビデオ link ーするために celebrate the 勝利者s of the prize organised in her 指名する,' she told the Mirror.?

It comes as Meghan Markle 開始する，打ち上げるd?開始する，打ち上げるd a 高級な lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard with a glitzy Instagram ビデオ yesterday.

The Diana Award is an accolade given to a young person 老年の 9-25 for their social 活動／戦闘 work.

The charity was 始める，決める up to 反映する the Princess of むちの跡s' belief that young people have the 力／強力にする to change the world.

The brothers' 不本意 to 認める each other's presence at the event lays 明らかにする the depth of their 反目，不和 as before their 落ちるing out they often appeared together in person to 提起する／ポーズをとる with the award 勝利者s.?

While a 広報担当者 for the award told The Telegraph that Harry will be a '重要な part' of the 祝賀.

A Kensington Palace 広報担当者 said: 'The Prince [of むちの跡s] will 会合，会う 重要な staff and 支持者s of the Diana Award, before joining the 儀式 where he will hear about the 受取人s' work, make a short speech and 現在の 遺産／遺物 Awards to this year's 勝利者s.'?

遺産／遺物 Award 受取人 Alizey 旅宿泊所, 26,?設立するd the RUHIL 創立／基礎, with the goal of 確実にするing nobody would go hungry in her city.?

To 戦闘 food poverty, they 配達するd 5,500 月毎の food 小包s and 10,000 meals.?

Chiara Riyanti Hutapea Zhang, 老年の just 18,??設立するd 事例／患者s 4 Care Indonesia when she was 11.

Christina Williams, from Jamaica, she fundraised millions of Jamaican dollars in 供給（する）s to support homeless students and those unable to leave their campuses 予定 to の近くにd 国境s.

受取人 Dejea Lyons, 21,?has 現在のd at COP26, became a young editor of magazine OH-WAKE, and …に出席するd COP28 代表するing the Caribbean and the Cayman Islands raising 認識／意識性 about 気候 不正 in her 地域.

The Diana Award 受取人s?

Alizey 旅宿泊所 - Ruhil 創立／基礎 - from Pakistan, Age 26

Alizey 設立するd the RUHIL 創立／基礎, with the goal of 確実にするing nobody would go hungry in her city. To 戦闘 food poverty, they 配達するd 5,500 月毎の food 小包s and 10,000 meals. Alizey soon realised the multidimensional nature of poverty and raised over $150,000 to 申し込む／申し出 education and 避難所 support. The 創立／基礎 also 取り組むs タブー 問題／発行するs by supporting sex 労働者s, 孤児d children, and transgender communities, while also raising 認識／意識性 about period poverty in Pakistani society. Alizey's 出資／貢献s 含む 供給するing education to 150 children of sex 労働者s and serving as an 名誉として与えられる fundraising director for Begum Inayat 福利事業 Society, an orphanage 住宅 77 children.

Chiara Riyanti Hutapea Zhang - 事例／患者s 4 Care - from Indonesia, Age 18

At age 11, Chiara 設立するd 事例／患者s 4 Care Indonesia, after learning about the human 権利s vi olations at Southeast Asia's biggest landfill 場所／位置. It has 供給するd the 1,000 landfill children with informal education by furnishing five libraries with 1,500 調書をとる／予約するs and ロビーing for 寄付s with 多国籍の 会社／団体s. In 2023, they began to 拡大する to 難民 communities. Through her passion for public speaking, TED 会談, and 討論会s, Chiara believes that advocacy is 重要な. Her passion for 支持するing children's 権利s started with Model 国際連合, where she won 多重の international awards through 審議ing mostly for women's and children's 権利s.

Christina Williams - Changemaking Education in the Caribbean - from Jamaica

A student 支持する from age 11, Christina's 業績／成就s 含む 首尾よく ロビーing for student 接近 to health 保険 island-wide, 減ずるing student deregistration by 99%, and an 緊急 基金 to support the most disadvantaged students. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she fundraised millions of Jamaican dollars in 供給（する）s to support homeless students and those unable to leave their campuses 予定 to の近くにd 国境s. Her work has been recognised by the European Union, 国際連合, and 連邦／共和国 （国際的組織の）事務局. Christina has a passion for 政策 and 共同s, which she てこ入れ／借入資本s to 運動 肯定的な change for people and for the 惑星.

Dejea Lyons - 保護する Our 未来 - from the Cayman Islands, Age 21

Dejea has 献身的な herself to working for a better 未来 for her home, the Cayman Islands, with the hope to create a 未来 解放する／自由な of 環境の 破壊. 青年-led 環境の organisation 保護する Our 未来 誇るs over 60 members from across the Cayman Islands, who relentlessly （選挙などの）運動をする to bring attention to the banning of 選び出す／独身-use plastics, mangrove 森林伐採 and 停止（させる）ing construction along the coastlines of the islands. In 最近の years Dejea has 現在のd at COP26, became a young editor of magazine OH-WAKE, and …に出席するd COP28 代表するing the Caribbean and the Cayman Islands raising 認識／意識性 about 気候 不正 in her 地域.

Gabrielle Wong - the Discimus 創立／基礎 - from England, Age 18

Gabrielle is a 熱烈な young leader who is 決定するd to 改善する the 質 of computer education in 田舎の communities 世界的な. After a trip to Phnom Penh, she learnt that students had not seen or used a computer before, this 誘発するd the idea to create Discimus 創立／基礎 which, to date, has raised over £30,000 and 供給するd computer labs and 科学（工学）技術 classes to over 9,000 students, supported by 30+ volunteer teachers. にもかかわらず 直面するing many challenges, Gabrielle has 設立するd 共同s between Discimus 創立／基礎 and six 地元の charities to その上の 高める the 科学（工学）技術 education landscape in 田舎の communities.

Gobhanu Sasankar Korisepati - SWIFTmfi (支えるing Women in 財政上の 騒動) - from Oman, Age 19

Recognising the 障壁s that 伝統的な 財政上の services 提起する／ポーズをとる to 少数，小数派 groups, Gobhanu was driven to create a 解答. He 設立するd 支えるing Women in 財政上の 騒動 (SWIFTmfi), a microfinance NGO 献身的な to 供給するing 財政上の support to women in marginalised communities 直面するing 経済的な difficulties. Gobhanu's 率先s have 供給するd microfinanc e 基金ing for over 3,000 women in 77 countries, enabling them to 設立する 維持できる 商売／仕事s, 達成する 財政上の independence, and escape poverty. SWIFTmfi's 全世界の 成果／努力s have 前向きに／確かに 衝撃d over 74,000 lives. In 2023, SWIFTmfi 開始する，打ち上げるd SWIFTconnect, an innovative online 道具 for 財政上の literacy, 利益ing over 400 young individuals across Asia and Africa.

Hailey Richman - KidCaregivers - from USA (New York), Age 16

Hailey 設立するd KidCaregivers, a 非，不，無-利益（をあげる） organisation 献身的な to supporting young carers 取引，協定ing with loved ones 影響する／感情d by Alzheimer's. So far, she has 25,000 信奉者s in 16 countries. Hailey created an online support group for kids to connect, 株 experiences, and feel they're not alone. They also 開始する，打ち上げるd a programme pairing young volunteers and people with Alzheimer's for puzzle-solving 開会／開廷／会期s. Through this Hailey has mobilised more than 2,000 students and Girl Scouts. Together, they have 分配するd more than 136,000 jigsaw puzzles to over 5,000 care homes, reaching 上向きs of 500,000 people with Alzheimer's, and raised over 60,000 dollars for Alzheimer's 研究.

Joel Nkeonye Mordi - Mordi Ibe 創立／基礎 - from Nigeria, Age 26

にもかかわらず adversity, in 2015 Joel 設立するd the Mordi Ibe 創立／基礎 (MIF), Nigeria's only charity catering for LGBTQ+ and other 攻撃を受けやすい students to keep them in school, 含むing young people experiencing period poverty. The 創立／基礎 has so far 衝撃d over 100,000 young people. Joel has been 招待するd to speak at prestigious events and his human 権利s （選挙などの）運動をする was featured in the 2022 'Times Higher Education Awards'. Having grown up experiencing いじめ（る）ing behaviour at school, Joel created Nigeria's first ever anti-いじめ（る）ing 政策 across schools in Delta 明言する／公表する to 戦闘 children 的d for 存在 different and その上の dropping out of school.

Maddison O'Gradey - Orygen 全世界の 青年 Mental Health Advocacy Fellowship - from Australia (Syndney), Age 26

Maddison is a mental health lived experience 支持する committed to 減ずるing the stigma around mental illness. A Master of 臨床の Psychology/PhD 候補者, she 行為／行うd 研究 into 改善するing the 査定／評価 of mental health in young people, 特に in Indigenous communities. Maddison is the co-創立者 of the Orygen 全世界の 青年 Mental Health Advocacy Fellowship, an online education and 助言者ing programme for 青年 支持するs across the world. She has run workshops for over 5000 young people, spoken at 多重の high-profile events across Australia, received Dalai Lama Peace Fellowship and was 指名するd in the 最高の，を越す 100 most 影響力のある women in Australia.

Manasi Gupta - Huesofthemind 創立／基礎 - from India (Haryana), Age 24

衝撃ing over 50,000 lives through her nonprofit, the Huesofthemind 創立／基礎, Manasi has created an empathetic community 焦点（を合わせる）d on mental health support. In 共同 with over 200 stakeholders, Huesofthemind has 配達するd innovative （選挙などの）運動をするs, 事業／計画（する）s and events globally. Manasi has 本人自身で 配達するd 100+ 開会／開廷／会期s globally to encourage an 強調 on mental health support. Her work during the COVID-19 pandemic was recognised and awarded by the former Health 長官 of I ndia at the IHW 数字表示式の Health Awards. She has created an illustrated 調書をとる／予約する to raise 基金s and 増加するs 認識／意識性 through social マスコミ, reaching more than 1.2 million テレビ視聴者s in the past four years.

Nafira Nayeem Ahmad - Amplitud - from Bangladesh, Age 20

Having grown up in a patriarchal society, Nafira is 決定するd to 廃止する social タブーs and 差別 in Bangladesh. She 設立するd 'Amplitude' ? a 非，不，無-利益（をあげる） organisation led by the 青年s of Bangladesh who 努力する／競う to eradicate 差別 by 供給するing 維持できる 解答s. にもかかわらず 直面するing many challenges, she has worked relentlessly for the underprivileged. With 30+ volunteers, Amplitude has quickly become a 運動ing 軍隊 for social 司法（官） and equality. She has led 30+ charity events helping marginalised people, 含むing an art 展示 which showcased underprivileged artists, with 利益（をあげる）s used to buy art 供給（する）s for 孤児s.

Netra Venkatesh - SpunkGo - from the 部隊d Arab 首長国s, Age 17

Netra 始める，決める up her organisation SpunkGo in 2020, which brings together over 5,000 young girls from over 20 countries and from all walks of life to one community 壇・綱領・公約 with the 客観的な of using social マスコミ for good. Through SpunkGo, she organises 解放する／自由な life 技術s webinars featuring 奮起させるing women （衆議院の）議長s, to impart knowledge to girls around the world. These members, who mostly come from underprivileged backgrounds, now have enormous 適切な時期s of personal growth through all the chances to learn and 網状組織 globally. Her work 権力を与えるs and enables young people globally to be 独立した・無所属 and knowledgeable.

Olivia Zhang - 癌 Kids First - from the 部隊d 明言する／公表するs (Virginia), Age 18

After losing loved ones to 癌, Olivia felt 権力を与えるd to take something 消極的な and create something 肯定的な out of it. She 設立するd 癌 Kids First, the world's largest 青年-led organisation that w orks に向かって 少なくなるing the challenges paediatric 癌 患者s 直面する. They have supported over 10,000 lives through diverse programmes. They host a variety of online events to 部隊 40,000 young people in fostering a supporting 環境 for 患者s. They have utilised social マスコミ to spread their reach, 株ing their 使節団 with over 4.4 million young people. As a result, their volunteers 急上昇するd from 120 to 7000 in one week.

Oluwadamilola Akintewe - Forbidden Topics - from Nigeria, Age 24

After 存在 強襲，強姦d on campus, Oluwadamilola 直面するd 犠牲者 非難するing, as is predominant in Nigeria. The 外傷／ショック surrounding this experience 奮起させるd her into 設立するing Forbidden Topics. Forbidden Topics 作品 to destigmatise and demystify 支配するs みなすd タブー in her society, and 支持する for change across 30 countries. She is creating 安全な spaces for young women to 株 their experiences with gender-based 暴力／激しさ without 恐れる or shame and 権力を与えるing them to use their 発言する／表明するs to 需要・要求する better. Oluwadamilola has also 助言者d 50 女性（の） students in professional 開発, 供給するing them with advocacy 道具s to fight against gender 不平等.

Shamim Ahmed Mridha - Eco-網状組織 全世界の - from Bangladesh, Age 26

Shamim is the 創立者 of Eco-網状組織 全世界の, one of the largest 青年 groups in 多重の countries, which 目的（とする）s to 確実にする proper 気候 education through training programmes and 認識／意識性 （選挙などの）運動をするs. The 事業／計画（する） has 供給するd 気候 education to more than 50,000 young people, both online and offline and 目的（とする）s to 工場／植物 50,000 trees by 2030 to 祝う／追悼する Bangladesh's 50th 周年記念日 of independence. 同様に as advocacy, Shamim helps people build resilience to 気候 災害s. 予定 to the vulnerability of Bangladesh's 沿岸の areas to サイクロンs and floods, he organised a fundraising event that 利益d 350 high-危険 世帯s.

Sikander (Sonny) 旅宿泊所 - Paani 事業／計画（する） - from the 部隊d 明言する／公表するs (Michigan), Age 25

Raised as a Pakistani American, Sonny understands the unique 特権s he carries, compared to the daily struggles his family and community experience in Pakistan. At university, Sonny, along with other students, 設立するd Paani 事業／計画（する）; an organisation that 取り組むs Pakistan's 欠如（する） of 安全な・保証する 接近 to clean water. The 事業／計画（する） has raised over $3.1 million. To date, they have built over 9,300 water 井戸／弁護士席s that serve more than 700,000 村人s. Paani 事業／計画（する） has also 寄付するd 医療の 供給（する）s, 分配するd over one million meals, and built schools for 難民s while galvanising thousands of 青年s globally through community-based 認識／意識性.

Sofia Scarlat - Girl Up Romania - from Romania, Age 21

Sofia is the 創立者 of Romania's first 青年-led gender equality organisation, Girl Up Romania, which has over 150 members across 50 cities. Her advocacy led to 法律を制定する 業績／成就s, 含むing 包括的な 性の education, banning virginity 実験（する）ing, and 改善するd 対策 against gender-based 暴力／激しさ. In 返答 to the ウクライナ共和国 war, Sofia worked with fellow 支持するs across Eastern Europe to form a 団結 網状組織, 部隊ing 成果／努力s to support 女性（の） 難民s, and is now 主要な ground-breaking 研究 at Stanford University, 提案するing new methods for understanding and 起訴するing 戦時 性の 暴力／激しさ. Her work has led to 政策 changes, 抗議するs and community-building events.

Sophie Pender - The 93% Club - from England, Age 27

When Sophie started at university, she 直面するd 予期しない 敵意 and prejudice 予定 to her working-class background. Her background and social class 事柄d more than her academic 業績／成就s in the 注目する，もくろむs of the other students. In 返答, she 設立するd The 93% Club ? a student society 献身的な to making university a more inclusive space for 明言する／公表する-educated students which has since grown into a 全国的な movement. にもかかわらず the challenges she 直面するd, Sophie is a 主要な 人物／姿／数字 in the social mobility space and has worked with countless organisations to 前進する the 協議事項 and 改善する the poor 明言する／公表する of social mobility in the UK.

Uday Bhatia - Uday Electric - from India (Delhi), Age 18

On 普通の／平均（する）, 田舎の India is left in the dark for a staggering ten hours every day. In 10th grade, when Uday began 助言者ing students in the slums of Bichpuri, he saw how たびたび（訪れる） 力／強力にする 削減（する）s （判決などを）下すd children unable to 熟考する／考慮する or even fulfil their basic needs. To 取り組む the 力／強力にする 危機, Uday developed his groundbreaking 発明, the Outage Guard bulb. This low-cost 解答 is designed to 供給する 連続する lighting for up to ten hours during 力／強力にする 削減（する）s and has resulted in 950 families receiving stable and reliable 力／強力にする, 上げるing their 教育の and 雇用 適切な時期s.

Yusuf Ben-Tarifite - The Aspiring Medics - from England, Age 23

Yusuf 設立するd The Aspiring Medics (TAM) to help students from diverse backgrounds 追求する careers in 薬／医学. TAM 申し込む／申し出s 数字表示式の courses, work experience and interview 準備. In the last 12 months alone, they have reached over 350,000 見解（をとる）s on their website and YouTube. TAM has 供給するd 解放する／自由な 接近 to courses fo r over 3,000 school students, and 権力を与えるs aspiring medics through 役割 models, webinars, and diverse student stories. The organisation has also raised over £50,000 from 認めるs and awards 含むing from the Oxford Foundry, Santander Universities and the UK Young Innovator Award.