LUXEMBOURG PEACE PRIZE

Awarding Peacemakers

June the 14th, 2019

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About the Event

Each year, since 2012, the Schengen Peace Foundation and the World Peace Forum award the Luxembourg Peace Prize, an award that honors the outstanding in the field of peace. The categories of the Luxembourg Peace Prize and their celebration amplify the aims and goals of the World Peace Forum.

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LOCATION

R. Schuman Building
5 Place de l’Europe, Luxembourg

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DATE

June the 14th, 2019

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2018 Laureates

Awarded the Luxembourg Peace Prize for outstanding contribution to world peace

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Jack Sim

Jack Sim

2018 Outstanding Peace Activist

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Nonviolent Peaceforce

Nonviolent Peaceforce

2018 Outstanding Peace Organization

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Teachers Without Borders

Teachers Without Borders

2018 Outstanding Peace Education

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Alliance for Peacebuilding

Alliance for Peacebuilding

2018 Outstanding Peace Support

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Achaleke Christian Leke

Achaleke Christian Leke

2018 Outstanding Youth Peacemaker

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Peace and Collaborative Development Network

Peace and Collaborative Development Network

2018 Outstanding Peace Technology

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SEKEM

SEKEM

2018 Outstanding Environmental Peace

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North and South Korea Initiatives

North and South Korea Initiatives

2018 Outstanding Peace Process

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Gallery

Images from the previous awards

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Latest updates

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The distinguished peace makers of 2017 represent a diverse mix of Activists, Political Leaders, Business Leaders, and Artists from all corners of the globe. Guests representing 39 countries were present to hear from the Laureates.

Luxembourg Celebrates the 6th Annual Luxembourg Peace Prize
JULY 8, 2017

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It is since then awarded to Laureates from around the world that have made an outstanding contribution to world peace.
The categories of the Luxembourg Peace Prize and their celebration amplify the aims and goals of the World Peace Forum.

Two Additional Prize Categories to be introduced in 2017
FEBRUARY 11, 2017

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Despite it being difficult to learn, 11-year-old Capri Everitt pulled off the amazing feat when she sang a pitch perfect rendition of “Ons Heemecht” at a children’s home in Rosport and then at the World Peace Forum gala in Luxembourg this week.

Around the World in 80 Anthems
FEBRUARY 9, 2017