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2009
Ryan Rowlands and Amy Storrow, AmEmbassy
Skopje, for creativity, energy and perseverance
in reaching out to Macedonian youth and young leaders
in a challenging environment – and in two
languages – through youth camps and other
innovative multi-cultural programs
Tristram Perry, AmEmbassy Jakarta, for
uncommon initiative, professionalism and dynamism in
using highly visible public diplomacy tools to
advance in notable ways U.S. interests in
Indonesia
Lori Brutten, George Clack and David Shelby,
IIP, for imaginative use of new media
technologies and public/private partnerships in
guiding the State Department's efforts to
engage young foreign audiences in a global dialogue
about democracy through the trailblazing YouTube Democracy Video Challenge
2008
Jonathan Henick, AmEmbassy Baku, for
outstanding efforts and personal commitment, courage
and creativity in promoting and defending freedom of
speech and independent journalism in Azerbaijan
FSN Staff, PAS, AmEmbassy Rangoon, for
outstanding efforts and perseverance in promoting
democracy and human rights in Burma through a broad
range of public diplomacy tools and programs
Nicholas Papp, AIT Taiwan, for outstanding
initiative and creativity in revitalizing and
modernizing Taiwan's EducationUSA program
2005
PAS Brasilia, for Brazil Youth
Ambassadors
Wendy Lyle, ConGen Guangzhou, for outstanding
performance under challenging conditions; and her
role in insinuating messages of rule of law, civil
society and sound governance into the legal,
academic, media and business communities on South
China
2003
Victoria Sloan and Kaspars Ruklis, AmEmbassy
Riga, for accomplishments in fostering fair
coverage about NATO in Latvia's Russian language
media
2002
Eric Johnson and Jonathan Mennuti, AmEmbassy
Moscow, for tireless efforts to establish,
nurture and expand the "American Corners" throughout
Russia
2001
Gaston Lacombe, Educational Advisor, Riga, for
initiative and perseverance in expanding student
exchanges between Latvia and the U.S.
Karuna Singh, ConGen Calcutta, for initiating,
organizing and executing effective and imaginative
events in support of the MPP for eastern India
– particularly a campaign to raise awareness of
HIV/AIDS
1999
USIS Dar es Salaam and USIS Nairobi, for
outstanding poise and information efforts after
August 1998 bombings
1998
USIS Luanda, for outstanding contributions to
the consolidation of peace, national reconciliation,
democracy and improved U.S.-Angolan relations
USIS Ashgabat/USIS Dushanbe/RPO/NIS/Goble, for
imagination and perseverance in achieving U.S. public
diplomacy goals through creation of a civic education
network in Turkmenistan and employment of new
technology for information distribution in
Tajikistan
1996
USIS Port au Prince, for continued public
diplomacy efforts in helping restore and consolidate
democracy and its institutions in Haiti
I/GEU Team, for unsurpassed efforts in
establishing the credibility of the team concept at
the outset of the I Bureau, and for providing
outstanding support to the 57 posts serviced in WEU
and EEN
1995
USIS Amman, for ambitious information and
cultural programs which promoted democratic thinking
and practice in Jordan
1994
USIS Buenos Aires, for employing all their
public diplomacy resources from 1983-1993 in
assisting the consolidation of democracy in essential
areas of institution building while developing close
bonds between Argentina and the U.S.)
1993
FSNEs, USIS Rangoon, for promotion of
democracy
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