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april 30, 2015 - Mazda
Online youth education project wins Mazda award
Yuka Kawamura has won the second-annual Mazda Make Things Better Award for her "Worldwide Online Tutoring/Mentoring by Youth for Youth" project. The amiable 21-year-old international relations student from Japan plans to use the €10,000 prize money to set up an interactive online platform providing youths and young students worldwide access to help from university students.
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