Ever since stepping down from her royal duties and relocating to the United States with her husband to pursue a financially independent life, Meghan Markle appears to have achieved her desired goals.
This week, the Duchess of Sussex will be honored with the Women's Women of Vision Award, recognizing her global advocacy and empowerment of women and girls. The award will be presented by the Ms Foundation for Women, and the royal will be personally bestowed the prize by renowned journalist and social activist, Gloria Steinem.
On the organization's webpage, Meghan is lauded as a feminist, a champion of human rights and gender equality, and a global role model. Since shedding her royal title in 2020, she has garnered an array of special awards for her dedicated work and advocacy.
Earlier this year, the Duchess received the Top Entertainment Podcast Host prize at the Gracie Awards for her contributions to Archetypes. Furthermore, she and Prince Harry were honored with the ripple of hope award by the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Organization. This recognition commended their unwavering commitment to social change, as they continuously strive to protect and advance equity, justice, and human rights.
In another notable acknowledgment of their advocacy efforts, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were bestowed with the 2022 NAACP's President's Award. This award celebrates their impactful work on social justice and equity-related causes.
Moreover, the couple received the 2021 Change Champions Award for their new life in the United States, which recognized their decision to limit their family to two children. Population Matters, a British-based charity, hailed the Duke and Duchess as "role models" for leading the way towards a more sustainable population.
With the Women's Women of Vision Award being the latest addition to her remarkable list of accomplishments, Meghan Markle continues to make significant strides in her efforts to empower and advocate for women and girls worldwide.
