Gold Viddy Award Honors Voices for Humanity Episode on Education Reform in Ghana
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Scientology Media Productions takes home Gold at the 2025 Viddy Awards for a Voices for Humanity episode featuring Ghanaian educator Richmond Atta-Williams. The episode was honored for excellence in the Education category.

The Viddy Awards is an international competition that celebrates outstanding achievement in video production and creativity. Judged by experienced industry professionals, the awards recognize exceptional artistry, innovation and impactful visual storytelling.

Richmond Atta-Williams is leading a nationwide effort to address Ghana's education crisis, where 65 percent of students never complete high school. The Voices for Humanity episode highlights his transformative approach to education, working with Applied Scholastics to equip students with the clarity, confidence and skills they need to succeed using L. Ron Hubbard's Study Technology. Richmond shares his vision, stating, "As an educator, I'm looking to bridge a gap that will help teachers bring out the best in our kids and help them become better citizens."

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The Voices for Humanity series won two of the total eleven Viddy Awards for Scientology Media Productions in 2025, bringing the series' total award wins to 18.

View the award-winning episode at http://www.scientology.tv/rattawilliams.
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