How AMR Heroes Came to Life
How AMR Heroes Came to Life
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What started as a capstone project by four passionate fellows—Sushma, Sushmita, Bindiya, and Jigyasa—under the Global Peacebuilders Leadership Program 2023/24, quickly grew into a movement.
IMPACT
IMPACT
6
on-site workshops in Kathmandu, Nepal
315+
Students Reached in Nepal
2
Virtual Sessions in Kenya
68+
Refugee Camp Health Student, Kenya
11+4
Volunteers & Core Team
Awards and Recognitions
Awards and Recognitions
🏆 Best Project Purposal Awards Out of 22 Global Teams in the Challenge
🎥 Public Choice, Favorite Project Video Award in YBL Challenge
The idea gained momentum when it was selected for the Young Bridging Leadership Challenge, unlocking new possibilities. With support from Global Peace Foundation, the team launched interactive workshops and creative social media campaigns, reaching over 315+ students in Nepal and virtually connecting with 68+ medical students in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya.
Through memes, videos, and engaging content, the message spread to 2,000+ people online, turning awareness into action. Even after the official fellowship period ended, the team—driven by purpose and powered by volunteers—continued the mission for 4 more months.
AMR Heroes became more than a project.
It became a community-led, self-sustained movement.
And this is just the beginning.
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