Supreme Court's Ruth Bader Ginsburg honored for women's, human rights work

She will donate the $1 million prize money to charities or non-profits of her choosing, the institute said.

(LEFT TO right) Jane Holl Lute, president and CEO of SICPA North America; US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, recipient of the first Genesis Prize Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award and Sunitha Krishnan, founder and director of Prajwala.

(photo credit: GENESIS PRIZE FOUNDATION)

ByREUTERS

OCTOBER 24, 2019 02:32

Supreme Court's Ruth Bader Ginsburg honored for women's, human rights work

She will donate the $1 million prize money to charities or non-profits of her choosing, the institute said.

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Supreme Court's Ruth Bader Ginsburg honored for women's, human rights work

She will donate the $1 million prize money to charities or non-profits of her choosing, the institute said.

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