Throughout her legal career Amal Clooney has supported the work of women.

She has clerked for trailblazing legal minds, including Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor, and represented women imprisoned by their countries for speaking out about gender inequality. One of her most high profile clients is Nadia Murad, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning woman who continues to speak out about the rape and sex trafficking of Yazidi women by members of Islamic State.

So it should be no surprise that her latest move is one that further spotlights inspiring women. Clooney will join with The Prince’s Trust International to bestow the Amal Clooney Award to young women who have “succeeded against the odds to make a lasting difference in their communities.” The Prince’s Trust, which is led by Prince Charles, will give the human rights lawyer full dominion over selecting the winner, who will be awarded their prize by Clooney at a ceremony in 2020.

How Amal Clooney and the Royal Family are teaming up to celebrate young women