Princeton Foundation for Peace and Learning, working in the field of women empowerment since 2011, is proud to announce the result of the national competition of Fellowship for Peace and Learning 2023-24. One hundred and five students representing thirteen states have been selected to receive the fellowship. The selection criteria include academic performance, determination to pursue higher education, and above all – willingness to contribute towards social issues. Read more…
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View all postsAmeyavikram Pathak is a Graduate student at Harvard University Class of 2026, Resident Coordinator of the Princeton Foundation's Board of Trustees, and Member of the Finance Committee of the Princeton Foundation for Peace and Learning. He has been associated with the Princeton Foundation since its inception and was the Founding President of the Young Ambassadors program - youth wing of the foundation. He also is the Founder of Princeton Foundation's sister non profit organization ResQ Global (www.resQglobal.org) dedicated to animal rights and environmental protection.