Congratulations to the 2022 Pride Foundation Scholars!

Pride Foundation invests in LGBTQ+ student leaders across in the Northwest—particularly those who face barriers due to race, economic circumstances, identity, ability, location, or lack of family support.

Since 1993, Pride Foundation has awarded over $7.5 million to more than 2,300 scholars. In 2022, Pride Foundation awarded scholarships to 108 students from Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington totaling $705,000!

*Please note: the list below is not all 108 Scholars. Only scholars who are comfortable sharing their information publicly have been listed.

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2022 Scholars

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Clementine Inman Grand Canyon University Secondary Education Kent, Washington
Gabby Davis The Evergreen State College Art/Psychology/Natural Science Lacey, Washington
Navouny Swanson Western Washington University Marine Biology, Leadership and Writing/Philosophy Lynnwood, Washington
RO BOYCE University of Washington Master of Public Health in Health Systems & Policy Lynnwood, Washington
Haley Lowe The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology Counseling Psychology Lynnwood, Washington
Fatima Al-Rikabi Seattle University School of Law Public Advocacy Marysville, Washington
Eden Yoseph University of Washington Human Centered Design and Engineering Mount Vernon, Washington
Edwin Antonio University of Washington Doctor of Medicine Mountlake Terrace, Washington
Kass Wolcott University of Washington School of Law Public Service, Employment Equity Port Hadlock, Washington
Milo Edwards Washington State University Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Pullman, Washington

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