Gandhi Peace Award - Definition and Overview

The Gandhi Peace Award is an annual award, in honour of Mohandas Gandhi. The annual award has been issued since 1960, presented by the American-based organization Promoting Enduring Peace. The award consists of a certificate, a ceremony, and the presentation of a bronze medallion inscribed with a quote by Gandhi, "Love Ever Suffers/Never Revenges Itself." The award was first proposed by Jerome Davis, on March 13, 1959. The award is unrelated to the International Gandhi Peace Prize presented annually by the government of India.

List or recipinets:

• Eleanor Roosevelt
• The Rev. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg
• Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath
• The Rev. John Haynes Holmes
• Dr. Linus C. Pauling
• James Paul Warburg
• Dr. E. Stanley Jones
• A.J. Muste
• Norman Thomas
• Jerome Davis
• The Rev. William Sloane Coffin, Jr.
• Dr. Benjamin Spock
• Senator Wayne Morse
• Dr. Willard Uphaus
• U Thant
• Dorothy Day
• Dr. Daniel Ellsberg
• Peter Benenson and Petretti Ennals
• Prof. Roland Bainton
• Dr. Helen Caldicott
• Dr. Corliss Lamont
• Randall Watson Forsberg
• Robert Jay Lifton
• Dr. Kay Camp
• Dr. Bernard Lown
• Prof. John Somerville
• Cesar Chavez
• Marian Wright Edelman
• Senator George McGovern
• Ramsey Clark
• The Rev. Lucius Walker, Jr.
• Father Roy Bourgeois
• Edith Ballantyne
• The New Haven/Leon Sister City Project
• Howard and Alice Frazier
• Michael True and NEPSA
• Dennis Kucinich
• Karen Jacob and David Cortright (2004)

External link

• Gandhi Peace Award (http://www.pepeace.org/tmpl/gandhi.html) (official)