This year Marigold from Canada was honoured as our 3rd winner of the Humanitarian Activist Award for her work in making a positive impact in her community with her leadership and resiliency by being involved with her city's Parliament, Refugee Support Group, being a Youth Ambassador, and for her efforts during the Covid crisis. At twelve years of age she has a business called Marigold's Heart Garden where she makes flower headbands and donates the proceeds to various causes. She volunteers her time, is part of various organizations and has won awards for all the effort she puts into making her community a better, happier and safer place to live. Marigold was chosen by our official judge, Nicole Crellin, from Youth for Human Rights Toronto. Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) is the youth component of the United for Human Rights, a non-profit organization with chapters across the world. It was founded in 2001 to educate youth in human rights, more specifically, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, so they can become advocates for tolerance and peace. UHR and YHR distributes a wide range of audiovisual and printed human rights educational materials that can be used by anyone interested in educating others about their fundamental universal human rights.