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02-Oct-20

Founder Of Sari Recycling Project Wins Goldman Sachs And Fortune Global Women Leaders Award

Rayana Edwards, the South African who started a project to empower women to recycle saris into internationally-acclaimed fashion garments, has been named as a joint winner of this year’s Goldman Sachs and Fortune Global Women Leaders award.
The other winner was Emma Dicks, founder of CodeSpace Academy, a coding school.
The annual award is made possible through a partnership between the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women program and Fortune’s Most Powerful Women franchise, and is given each year to outstanding women from around the world who are working to empower others in their communities and countries.
The award, a USD 25,000 grant towards further extending Sari For Change brand, will be used to train low-income communities through creative hubs at schools and other places of safety for women.

By: Rohit Middha

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