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The Norwegian Nobel Committee has announced that Kailash Satyarthi, 2002 recipient of the Wallenberg Medal, is co-winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, together with Malala Yousafzay. They have received the Peace Prize in...
The video of the lecture is now available. “I lived in a time when we needed heroes,” Agnes Heller, 2014 Wallenberg Medalist, says when discussing being a good citizen and the ways in which...
The U-M student newspaper reports on Agnes Heller’s Wallenberg ceremony.
2014 Wallenberg Fellow Lily Bonadonna welcomes readers to follow her journey in Peru. Join her here to read about her experiences, research, writing and travels during her year of exploration and education in Lima.
A life lived out loud: Wallenberg medalist Agnes Heller speaks against an oppressive regime and stands up for civic engagement. Join us for her Wallenberg Lecture.
I wanted to share a video project I made during my last week at the Center. While I was at the Roma Genocide Remembrance Initiative in Krakow, I was able to record a few...
Stuart Richardson, Wallenberg Summer Travel Awardee, went to Krakow, Poland and Auschwitz for the International Roma Youth Conference recently and reports on his experience. Roma Genocide Remembrance Initiative is put on every year by...
Wallenberg Summer Travel Award recipient Hea Oh is providing health education to elementary school students in part of the Philippines where children are at great risk for disease and malnutrition after the area was...
Lydia Cacho’s new book, Slavery Inc.: The Untold Story of International Sex Trafficking, portrays haunting realities and in-depth research in a narrative that continues her work to bring awareness to international issues regarding the...
Ms. Dana Del Vecchio, an LS&A student majoring in Near Eastern Studies is a Wallenberg Summer Travel Awardee spending her summer in Amman, Jordan. There, she is working on a project that she has...
