Cyprus' Winds of Change honored with the 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award

The Winds of Change initiative has been presented with the prestigious 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award at the World Sailing Awards in Singapore.

"Through its vision and dedication, Winds of Change is charting new courses for peace and sustainability, using sailing as a bridge that unites, inspires, and empowers the youth of Cyprus in a collective effort for a shared purpose," a relevant press release noted, adding, "This award is not just a recognition; it is an acknowledgment of the invaluable work carried out by the Winds of Change team and the wider community supporting its vision. It highlights the significant impact of the initiative in promoting peace, environmental responsibility, and collaboration in Cyprus and globally."

The 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award, established in 2018, celebrates impactful initiatives that serve the World Sailing Sustainability Agenda 2030. Through the heartfelt support of the community and the public who voted, Winds of Change has proven that the vision for change can begin at sea and resonate throughout society.

About Winds of Change

Founded by Olympian and IOC Young Leader Sophia Papamichalopoulos, Winds of Change aims to unite the youth of Cyprus through sailing. With the motto "Challenge | Empower | Inspire | Together," Winds of Change encourages young people to break boundaries and overcome prejudices, envisioning an island that coexists harmoniously, free from the barriers of the past, the press release notes.

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