The virtual Diana Award was presented on Friday. Prince William and Prince Harry appeared virtually, and released photos, videos and statements. It was evident that there were renewed attempts to explain why the brothers couldn't just put their differences aside and get along. But this is not likely to happen any time soon. It's hilarious that neither brother mentioned the other in their speeches. Harry now extends the Diana Award to include global changemakers and has conducted a Conversations for Change event in Los Angeles, with award winners. From Archewell

Today, the Diana Award recognized 180 young leaders who are driving positive change in their communities. The Diana Award was created in honor of Diana Princess of Wales. It recognizes youth between the ages of 9-25 for their humanitarian or social work. This continues the legacy that Diana left behind, which is the belief that young people can change the world. This year The Diana Award recognized 31 countries for their efforts to create an equitable and inclusive society.

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, joined alumni from Los Angeles earlier this month for the first ever in-person Conversations for Change. This program is designed to bring together young people around a critical social issue. He surprised four Diana Award winners with their certificates before the discussion.

In the afternoon, young activists and humanitarians from all over the world gathered to discuss innovative social change approaches. The Duke took part in a powerful discussion led by Legacy Award winner Vee Kativhu, which explored the inspirational work of alumni and award recipients, inequality and the online environment.

[From Archewell]

Harry has been a part of a number of charities and groups that his family cannot take from him. William would love nothing more than to shout "but the Diana Award IS MINE!" He can't. Harry was happy, well-endowed, and looked healthy. It's awful to be the older brother.

-- Omid Scobie (@scobie) June 30, 2023

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