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World Bank, Sexual Violence Research Initiative Launch 2018 Call for Proposals in Innovation in Addressing Gender-Based Violence

Hannah Graham Memorial Award 2018

First-year student Navya Annapareddy will study maternal health in Rwanda. Jordan Beeker, a second-year student, will look at the demographics of the female workforce in Senegal’s shadow economy.

Now in its third year, the University of Virginia’s 2018 Hannah Graham Memorial Award will support work to improve maternal health in Rwanda and women’s working conditions in Senegal.

Innovative Researchers Fighting Gender-Based Violence Win More Than $1 Million

2018 Innovative Researchers Fighting Gender-Based Violence Winners

On April 17, in an awards ceremony in Washington, D.C., the Group and Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) awarded $1.1 million USD to 11 research teams from around the world for innovations to prevent and respond to gender-based violence. These teams were the winning applicants for funding in

Hannah Graham Memorial Award 2017

From left, second-year students Jessica Amick, Golda Houndoh and Nadjad Nikabou-Salifou are the winners of the 2017 Hannah Graham Memorial Award.

Three University of Virginia undergraduates in the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences are this year’s recipients of the Hannah Graham Memorial Award.

Hannah Graham Memorial Award 2016

Sue Graham, left, and John Graham stand with Claire Romaine, the inaugural winner of a memorial award named after their late daughter, Hannah. The award will support Romaine’s public health research in Rwanda.

University of Virginia second-year student Claire Romaine is the recipient of the inaugural Hannah Graham Memorial Award, the University announced Friday.