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Nominations Open: Next Gen Consciousness in Action Awards

IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences) is seeking nominations for the 2021 Consciousness in Action NextGen Awards. These awards support up-and-coming researchers, practitioners, and visionaries striving to make a positive impact with an expanded vision of reality and creative solutions to the world’s challenges. While there are many awards and scholarships for young activists and leaders, few of these are centered around consciousness, and the role it plays in transformation, healing, and exploration. We will select three winners to each receive a $1,000 prize. Do you know an exceptional leader bringing noetics into their work? Nominate someone you know or nominate yourself. 
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