At a ceremony to celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and the United Kingdom, the founder of Inspire and Pledge United, Jonathan Hamilton was honoured for the impact Inspire has had at making a better Indonesia for young people. Jonathan who received the award from Dominic Jeremy, the UK Ambassador, stated, It's a huge honour to be given the award, and I represent a brilliant team whose passion for the cause and excellence has been seen and honoured tonight.' This award follows on from Inspire being apart of the prestigious Intercultural Innovation Hub, where upon being introduced as a new member of the hub the Under Secretary for the United Nations, Miguel Morinatonas said, 'I believe the strategy Inspire has to end gender based violence, is the right one.'
'Our hope within Inspire is that this new award helps strengthen our partnership with the UK Embassy, and allows us to do more to help girls and women live in a world free of violence towards them.' Jonathan Hamilton
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