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The French American Charitable Trust (FACT) Social Justice Challenge seeks to surface innovative Projects that leverage web and/or mobile technologies that foster collaboration around social justice issues.

All FACT Social Justice Winners will receive a cash award of $5,000 each and recognition on the NetSquared and FACT web sites.  In addition to direct financial support through the FACT Social Justice Award, FACT is generously supporting fund development assistance for all FACT Featured Projects.  This assistance will connect winning Projects with fundraising experts and guidance to help them move towards increased investments and greater community impact.

5 Winners

The 5 Winning Projects in alphabetical order include:

• AGRICULTURAL MARKETING INFORMATION SERVICES-CAMEROON
• Citizen Patrol
• Kabissa Connections
• Violent Water Conflicts in Kenya’s Ewaso Ngiro River Basin: Fighting Back with Fair Water Sharing, Metering, Water Conservation and a Win-Win Electronic Peace Building Formula.
• wikiSCHAP

15 Featured Projects

The 15 Featured Projects in alphabetical order include:

• Africa Leaks Project
• AGRICULTURAL MARKETING INFORMATION SERVICES-CAMEROON
• Citizen Patrol
• Congo Incident Report Tool ( CIRT)
• GeoMob
• IPEACE PROJECT
• Kabissa Connections
• Mydoctor Project
• Myvote Platform
• The Nyaya Health Wiki: A scalable model for enhanced collaboration in the global health field
• TESTIMONIES OF HISTORY
• Using the ICT to Advocate for government to take measures against the wide spread of cholera in Cameroon
• Violent Water Conflicts in Kenya’s Ewaso Ngiro River Basin: Fighting Back with Fair Water Sharing, Metering, Water Conservation and a Win-Win Electronic Peace Building Formula.
• wikiSCHAP
• World Youth Project

FACT is committed to addressing the fundamental inequalities and injustices in our society by helping develop and sustain networks of community-based groups in the U.S. and France that educate, organize, and empower people to actively participate in developing public policies that directly affect their lives.