THE 14TH ANNUAL SHORTY AWARDS

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From the 5th Annual Shorty Social Good Awards Best in Education

This award honors a program, project, or initiative that addresses education inside and outside of the classroom. Educational institutions, programs and services are eligible for this award. Objectives may include educational equity, engaging current students and parents and thought leadership.

See previous winners and honorees here.

Nominees

Chegg.org State of the Student Series
For the last two years, Chegg.org has published an annual State of the Student Report, which highli…
Connecting Louisiana Students
Remote learning has become a lifeline to education for kids in 2020. However, not all students are …
DBS-ITE Financial Literacy Curriculum Partnership
A 2017 financial planning attitudes survey commissioned by Singapore's MoneySense Council found tha…
ELLEN + Box Tops for Education
Since 1996, schools across the country have earned over $934 million for educational resources thro…
Ignite My Future in School
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, by 2020 there will be one million more computer s…
Museum’s Closure Due to COVID-19 Opens New Opportunity to Teach Holocaust History
Each year, 1.7 million visitors tour the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to learn about Hol…
Qatar Resilience Campaign
Amid the outbreak of COVID-19, Qatar Foundation (QF) launched a campaign promoting the Foundation’s…
Spot On Nightly: A one-night-only talk show all about periods, birth control, & tracking your cycle
Black, Latinx, transgender, and nonbinary communities disporportionately experience sexual and repr…
T-Mobile #TossYourCap TikTok Challenge
2020 is a year unlike any other.  And the Class of 2020 is unlike any other.  Because of this…
TRUE JUSTICE: Creating Spaces For Truth & Reconciliation Through Film
True Justice: Bryan Stevenson’s Fight for Equality follows 30 years of Equal Justice Initiative's i…
WE Teachers
Going into her 5th year of teaching, Mrs. Stephanie Hosansky thought she had all the tools to be su…