Daniel Zoughbie

Friend of Conscious Lifestyle, Daniel Zoughbie, founder of the Global Micro-Clinic Project has been awarded the 2008 Do Something Award for his outreach to diabetics in developing countries. The UC Berkeley graduate and Marshall Scholar is currently up for the $100,000 Do Something Award grand prize for people under 25 helping change the world, which will be given out at the Teen Choice Awards. If you are under 20 years old, please vote for Daniel by doing the following:

Please go to http://www.teenchoiceawards.com/, Click on TC Partners, then Click on DO Something.org, and then Click on Daniel Zoughbie in the bottom row of videos. Please Click Vote Now below the videos, and enter your e-mail address and date of birth.
(Note: you must have a birthdate after 1988 to vote). And you can vote everyday!

To read more on the Global Micro-Clinic Project, which has set up community-based micro-clinics to help empower people in their treatment of diabetes in Palestine, Jordan, and India, please visit http://microclinicproject.org/ and The International Diabetes Federation

-Matt Werner

Daniel Zoughbie is an inspiring social entrepreneur. As a student at UC Berkeley he launched the
Global Micro-Clinic Project, which "seeks to empower people to prevent and manage diseases in economically depressed and conflict-ridden areas of our world."

Daniel has won a variety of awards for his humanitarian work, including the Marshall Scholarship. Mostly recently, he was selected as a BRICK Award winner and is currently up for the big prize of $100,000, which will be given at the Teen Choice Awards. Check out the video below and vote for Daniel today.