Blesser Breakers Wins D-Prize
If you had $15K, how would you fight poverty? If you ask Wabei Saboi, MIB’22, Ashira Pelt, F’23, and Daniel
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D-Prize Winners
Resonance Lab: Nitin Malik & Mohit Saini Win Fletcher D-Prize
Introducing the 2020 D Prize Competition Winners: Mohit Saini and Nitin Malik! Learn more about their winning venture, Resonance Labs, here.
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The Now Exchange: Farah Momen & Giulia Bova featured in The Boston Globe
Farah Momen and Giulia Bova, founders of The Now Exchange, were recently included in a MetroMinute segment by the Boston Globe. Read the article to find out more about their project.
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The Now Exchange: Farah Momen Featured in TuftsNow Article
Farah Momen’s The Now Exchange was recently featured in a TuftsNow article. Read about her vision and inspiration for the project here!
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The Now Exchange: Farah Momen & Giulia Bova Win Fletcher D-Prize
The Now Exchange, a distribution plan created by Farah Momen & Giulia Bova, aims to provide accessible healthcare to female garment workers in Bangladesh.
Read moreEDKASA: Facebook Live Chat with 2018 Fletcher D-Prize Winners and Dean Bhaskar Chakravorti
2018 Winners EDKASA, an educational technology venture co-founded by Sohail Ali, F’19, along with Bakhtawar Ali, F’19, leverage the rapid speed of internet penetration
Read moreComeOnGirls: Menghan Li Wins 2017 Fletcher D-Prize
Menghan Li (F18) first realized she wanted to fight poverty while she was working with rural children. These children had
Read moreKumwe Logistics: Charles Dokmo (F14) Co-Founds Kumwe: The Future of African Freight
Picture this: 10 tons of maize grown by 8000 different smallholder farms in Rwanda, all trying to get to market
Read moreSponsorHer! Improving Access to Education for Teenage Girls in Ethiopia
What’s it like to launch a social venture in a low-income country and have real world impact? Fourteen-year-old Senait
Read moreClair de Lune: 2014 Fletcher D-Prize Winners Develop Innovative Distribution Models to Help Light the Night in Rural African Villages
“Buses are the West African version of FedEx and Paypal mixed together.” Andrew Lala, Clair de Lune co-founder. In
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