The Nobel Peace Laureate Board of Directors are pleased to announce the creation of an educational scholarship fund named after the organizations Visionary and Founder, John Attig and founding Board Member Jean Carley.
The Attig - Carley Scholarship Fund is open to graduating high school seniors who have enrolled in or accepted by a post-secondary educational institution and who have demonstrated through activities, scholarship or artistic endeavors interest in and dedication to peace. Awards will be $500 to $1,000 each.
Interested applicants are encouraged to apply by downloading this application and submitting all required documents by May 31, 2023 (Postmarked by)
For additional questions, please email us at info@nobelpeacelaureates.org
Mission Statement:
The Nobel Peace Laureate Project is a grass roots organization in Eugene, Oregon, with the goals of inspiring future peacemakers by honoring American winners of the Nobel Peace Prize and increasing the knowledge Americans have of their own internationally recognized peacemakers.
To increase the knowledge Americans have of the 24 American Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, curricula on these peacemakers and why they were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize has been written for use in the elementary, middle, and high schools. These curricula are posted on this website. Go to Teach Peace section for more information.
To honor the 24 Americans who have won the Nobel Peace Prize and to augment and enhance the educational experience, efforts are underway to erect a Peace Park with plaques and information about the winners and to provide a space for quiet contemplation. Go to Peace Park section for more information.
For more information contact:
Nobel Peace Laureate Project
PO Box 21201
Eugene, OR 97402
United States of America
Email: info@nobelpeacelaureates.org
Website: http://www.nobelpeacelaureates.org