Last month, Anjali Bhatia was honored with the Citizen Diplomacy award. Photos of the award ceremony are now available. In the photos are justices, senators, various various people connected to diplomacy and public affairs, and, of course, Anjali and family.

Anjali has also given several interviews regarding the occasion, including one with Voice of America available here with audio versions in various languages.

The National Awards for Citizen Diplomacy were announced today. [Press Release]

A cash donation in honor of Anjali Bhatia will be given to Discover Worlds. [More]

Congratulations, Anjali for the wonderful accomplishment. Thanks, Center for Citizen Diplomacy for the funding.

Discover Worlds has been granted Tax Exempt Status under Section 501(c)(3). All donations to Discover Worlds are now eligible for tax exemption to the extent that no benefit is provided to the donor.

Blair Academy’s chapter of Discover Worlds, in conjunction with its International Club, has just completed a pencil drive and collected 43 pencil sharpeners, 420 erasers, 1307 pens, and 6893 pencils. They will be sending the donations to Rwanda, Mali, and Nigeria.

The Kinnelon High School chapter held a multicultural fair and raised about $300 for orphans in Rwanda.

Thank you and congratulations for making a difference!

The workshop on Darfur at Duke University is at 6 p.m. Thursday 11/15 in Social Sciences 111.