Cork woman awarded Global Citizen Prize for work in poverty and food security

Sophie Healy-Thow, a 26-year-old native of Kinsale, was one of five winners of the prestigious prize recognised at the Global Citizen awards ceremony in New York.
Cork woman awarded Global Citizen Prize for work in poverty and food security

Sophie Healy Thow

A young Cork woman has been awarded a Global Citizen Prize for her pioneering work in the field of poverty and food security.

Sophie Healy-Thow, a 26-year-old native of Kinsale, was one of five winners of the prestigious prize recognised at the Global Citizen awards ceremony in New York.

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