Black Lives Matter just won the Sydney Peace Prize. It’s time to stop calling it a hate group
Awarding the founding members the Sydney Peace Prize affirms the goals and the work accomplished by BLM so far have
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BLM’s Patrisse Cullors & Aboriginal activist Latoya Rule: ‘We want to re-imagine humanity’
For the Guardian Australia's 'Behind the Lines' podcast, Patrisse Cullors, co-founder of Black Lives Matter speaks with Aboriginal activist Latoya Aroha
Black Lives Matter Just Became The First Movement To Win Sydney’s Peace Prize
The organisers of the Sydney Peace Prize have announced that this year’s recipient is the Black Lives Matter movement in
Black Lives Matter named as winner of 2017 Sydney Peace Prize
New York: Black Lives Matter, the movement against racial inequality and police violence in the US which began as a powerful hashtag
Sydney Peace Prize Laureates Pat Dodson & Naomi Klein hail movement that ‘resonates around the globe’
The human rights movement Black Lives Matter has won this year’s Sydney peace prize. The movement, which was founded in the
Announcement: Introducing exciting new appointments to the Foundation’s Council
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Nominations for the 2018 Sydney Peace Prize are now open: Which peacemaker you admire?
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The challenges we face can divide or unite us, but it is up to us to choose how we respond. When we
“No is Not Enough”: New book on resisting Trump by 2016 Laureate Naomi Klein
Next month 2016 Sydney Peace Prize recipient Naomi Klein is releasing her new publication No is Not Enough: Resisting Trump's Shock Politics
‘We are all entrepreneurs’: Muhammad Yunus on changing the world, one microloan at a time
This week Professor Muhammad Yunus visits Australia. Professor Yunus received the first-ever Sydney Peace Prize in 1998, eight years before winning the
2014 Laureate Julian Burnside AO QC on the US Immigration Ban and the Refugee Deal
In the wake of President Trump's travel ban, and the subsequent uncertainty surrounding Australia's refugee deal with the US, 2014
2011 Laureate Noam Chomsky on Donald Trump: how we got here, and what now?
2011 Sydney Peace Prize recipient Professor Noam Chomsky has been incredibly vocal about the dangers posed by a Trump presidency,
A Moment to Change the World: The Sydney Peace Prize Story
Human rights are for everyone, equally, universally, and forever. Unfortunately in today's world, many people are denied a life in
2016 Laureate Naomi Klein on Trump: What’s really going on, and how can we resist?
Naomi Klein has written a two powerful pieces analysing the flurry of executive orders which have been trucked through by
Mary Robinson: “Strong moral leadership is needed to combat populist tide”
"If we are to have any hope of making any constructive progress in 2017, all responsible politicians, civil society and
11 Pieces Of Wisdom From 1999 Laureate Desmond Tutu To Inspire Change Makers In 2017
Most people begin every new year with a sense of hope and and excitement. With recent events throughout the world,
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