Meet our Social-Innovation Fellows

The Social-Innovation Fellowship, hosted by Prismatic in partnership with the BOLD initiative through the U.S. Embassy in Bosnia & Herzegovina, is a 9-month program activating a community of change leaders with the vision and tenacity to tackle our world's greatest challenges.

Featured

Amina Hasović, University Student

Bosnia and Herzegovina — “Education is basically the very platform we are given - and that will shape us maybe even irrevocably.”

Dženana Kabulović, Student

Bosnia and Herzegovina — “My greatest strength is my open-mindedness. It allowed me to be curious, but not judgmental.”

Harisa Bojčić, Student

Bosnia and Herzegovina — “Motivation is my greatest strength because even when I fail, I want to go further, learn and work, improve my personal and professional skills and work towards my goals.”

Lejla Masic, Law Student

Bosnia and Herzegovina — “I would like to practice law to work as an attorney, arbitrator, mediator, and conciliator.”

Mateo Todosijević, Student & Swim Instructor

Bosnia and Herzegovina — “My best part [of learning] is that I can finally learn something that I love and that makes me happy to learn.”

Michaela Hrbacek, Social Impact Optimization Specialist

United States — “As a Bosnian-Croatian immigrant, my attention was immediately drawn when I saw the opportunity to connect with Bosnian youth on the topics I am passionate about.”

Prarthana Prashanth, Founder & Student

United States — “Through staying organized while still leaving room for creativity and flexibility, I believe a team’s efficiency is enhanced resulting in greater success.”

Roqaya Al-Dhufari, Student

United States — “Communication is the foundation of any successful collaboration.”

Sarina A. Shane, Floral Designer

United States — “I'm looking for a more grounded learning environment that supports peer-mentorship.”

Sherry Xue, Student, Founder, & Research Assistant

United States — “I hope to connect with other fellows and explore social entrepreneurship together from a global perspective.”

This project was funded by a grant from the United States Department of State. The opinions, findings and conclusions stated herein are those of the author[s] and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of State.