July 18, Edesia , founded by Navyn Salem , is striving to end malnutrition worldwide. Cody Friesen , uses renewable technology to bring clean drinking water to communities around the world, even in the most remote locations.
Since , the McNulty Prize has identified leaders and ventures with innovative models of change, and put them on a fast track to greater recognition and support. Edesia Global.
They are doubling their production capacity to address the growing disruptions caused by Ukraine, climate change, and other crises. Magnolia Mother's Trust United States. The model has inspired over similar programs around the country, and its evidence has shaped practical and popular policies like the US Child Tax Credit.
Materials scientist Dr. Cody Friesen founded SOURCE Global , whose innovative Hydropanels use the sun to transform water vapor in the air into high-quality drinking water, even in remote, low-humidity locations. A public benefit corporation, SOURCE has brought clean drinking water to over projects in 50 countries, focusing on Indigenous communities and others that have been historically neglected.
Savings are generated from an alternative to bottled water, and health improves with a reliable, safe, source of water. The McNulty Prize is given in partnership with the Aspen Institute , to recognize exceptional leadership ventures undertaken by their Fellows. Announcing the Winners of the John P. McNulty Prize July 18, The Prize Winners are three leaders and organizations driving bold solutions to end hunger, thirst, and poverty. In a time of war, pandemic, racism, poverty, and social injustice, these ventures are mitigating despair with new and innovative models that promote human agency.
