Meet our team: Bryce Morton

Meet our fantastic team!
This week we're in Sydney with Bryce Morton, who recently joined our Board.

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As you know at Project Didi, we're all about strong futures for women. Why do you believe it is critical to invest in women?

There are a lot of answers to this question, and aside from the fact that women deserve the same agency, freedom, and dignity as anyone, I see the amazing potential for the betterment of Nepalese society (and the world as a whole!) that comes from empowered women.   

What would you share about Nepal with someone who hasn't been?

Hot honey lemon ginger – a truly life changing drink. On a more serious note I wouldn’t share anything as much as I would strongly encourage people to travel to Nepal, it’s such an incredible place that words struggle to do it justice. 

Bryce (far left) with a group of friends hiking in the snowy mountains.

Who inspires you?

Easily my mother, who has long been involved in the charity and non-for-profit space and instilled in me a keen understanding of the limitless potential of an educated and empowered woman. 

Do you have any dreams for Project Didi and our work in Nepal?

​It may sound a little cliché though my dream for Project Didi and Nepal is that one day we don’t need to do this work anymore. However, until that day comes I hope we’re able to be as impactful as possible in our mission. 

What is one thing you wished you knew how to do?

I'll preface this with a "wish I knew how to do better” - I’m currently learning Indonesian, and while I can handle a conversation I’d love to be able speak it at a business level. 

Bryce at the graduation of his close Indonesian friends and Bahasa Indonesia tutors.