Naz won the Business Standard Social Enterprise of the Year Award for the scaled up implementation of
the YPI.
Anjali Gopalan, one of the petitioners against Section 377, won the Business Line’s Changemaker Award.
Naz received certification from ‘Great Place to Work’ in India.
2018
Justice Sunanda Bhandare Award 2018 award for advocacy, empowering girls and building capacity.
Naz won the‘SABERA’ Award for the best non-profit of the year.
2016
Naz won the Major Dhyan Chand Award for the best NGO promoting sports in India.
2013
Anjali Gopalan received the GR8! Special Mention – Community Service award at the 12th Kelvinator
GR8! Women Awards.
Anjali Gopalan, the Executive Director was conferred the Chevalier De La Legion d’Honneur; the highest
award of the French Government for her work on Lesbian and Gay Rights
2012
Anjali Gopalan was recognized and highly ranked on the 2012 Time Magazine: The 100 Most Influential
People in the World because of her pioneering work advancing gender rights, sexual health related to
HIV/AIDS, and the care home for HIV positive orphans.
2010
Young People’s Initiative won the Global Sports Forum Trophy.
2009
Anjali Gopalan was nominated for the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year Award in Public Service
Anjali Gopalan was named one of Forbes India’s Top Influential People of 2009.
Recognition of the Goal Programme (now Young People’s Initiative) with Standard Chartered Bank
winning the Beyond Sport Award.
2008
Winner of 2008 Investing in Women Award for Vision by International Centre for Research on Women.
2007
Anjali Gopalan was honoured as a Woman Achiever by the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
Anjali Gopalan became an Ashoka Fellow in recognition of her achievements as a social entrepreneur.
2005
In 2005, Anjali Gopalan was nominated and short-listed for the Nobel Peace Prize.
2003
Anjali Gopalan received the Sadguru Gnanananda Award from Manava Seva Dharma Samvardhani.
2001
Anjali Gopalan was awarded the Commonwealth Award for her work with marginalized communities.
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