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11. Your Innovation: What is different about your project compared to other programs or solutions already out there? How is your approach new or innovative? (required)

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I think this is a pretty strong application - while the innovation isn't as original as some of the other applicants, this application demonstrates a clear idea, changemaking quality, and a connection to the issue at hand. I think Kaitlyn should go through to the next round to be evaluated against the other contenders.

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I think that this initiative and its impact are really impressive and shine through in this application - the model is innovative and the idea is original. However, the applicant hasn't demonstrated as strong of a connection to the community they are working with. I'd suggest bringing this application to the next round and having further evaluation.

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