of Project Jason

Zinnia Jones, writer and videoblogger

Wendy Kaminer, writer

Jennifer Keane, blogger (ZenBuffy)

Tracy King, Skepchick, England

Paula Kirby, Secular consultant & activist, UK

Bobbie Kirkhart, Author and Activist, USA

Asa Kleveland, Norwegian Humanist Association and singer

Joan Konner, Editor of The Atheist’s Bible

Nica Lali, author of Nothing: Something to Believe in

Carolyn Leighton, Founder Women in Technology International

Lyz Liddell, Secular Student Alliance, Secular Woman

Lori Lipman Brown, politician

Elisabeth Loftus, psychologist and memory expert

Stef McGraw, activist and blogger

Emma McKenna, film editor and producer, Australia

Shiela McLean, writer and ethicist

Marion Maddox, theologian and philosopher, Australia

Maria Maltseva, attorney, writer and blogger (Blu Harmony)

Molleen Matsumura, co-author Raising Freethinkers

Sara E Mayhew, Illustrator and storyteller

Gea Meijers, IHE Youth Org, Belgium

Daniela Meli, Eskeptica, Spain

Adele Mercier, philosopher

Gia Milinovich, TV presenter, England

Maggie Millar, actress and artist, Australia

Ashley Miller, writer and blogger, Secular Woman

Sarah Morehead, Dephuman rights in an area where rights violations are widespread. The award is in honor of Ginetta Sagan, who worked with Amnesty International on behalf of prisoners of conscience.

2017 Charon Asetoyer, USA, Native American Community Board

2016 Julienne Lusenge, Congo, Female Solidarity for Peace & Development

2015 Amal Habbani, Sudan, No to Women’s Oppression Initiative

2014 Magda Adly, Egypt, El Nadim Center for Victims of Violence

2014 Suzan Fayad, Egypt, El Nadim Center for Victims of Violence

2012 Jenni Williams, Women of Zimbabwe Arise

2010 Rebecca Masika Katsuva, Congo APDUD

2009 Yolanda Becerra Vega, Colombia Popular Women’s Organization

2008 Betty Makoni, Zimbabwe, Girl Child Network

2007 Lydia Cacho Ribeiro, Mexico, CIAM crisis centre

2006 Ljiljana Raicevic, Serbia/Montenegro Women’s Safe House

2005 Hawa Aden Mohamed, Somalia, Galkayo Education Center for Peace

2004 Nebahat Akkoc, Turkey, Ka-Mer Women’s Center

2003 Sonia Pierre, Dominican