Saturday, January 16, 2021

International Peace Honors

 A select group of international personalities will join the inaugural International Peace Honors, presented by PeaceTech Lab, on Sunday January 17th at 8PM EST, to celebrate the most prominent world leaders and change-agents of our time, whose common goal is to build a more just and equitable future.

How to Watch:

The event will live stream on PeaceTech Lab’s YouTube channelbit.ly/internationalpeacehonors on January 17th, 8:00 pm ET / 5 pm PT.

The international Peace honors will also be available on YouTube/Live and YouTube/Music.

To register to watch the event for FREE visit: internationalpeacehonors.org. For updates, follow the event on social media @internationalpeacehonors.

Who are the Honorees?

This year's honorees include: Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; Amazonian Chief Raoni, leader of the Kayapó people in Brazil; Opal Tometi, co-founder of Black Lives Matter; singer-songwriter and Human Rights Activist Ricky Martin; the “Father of the Internet,” Vint Cerf; and singer-songwriter and humanitarian Ricardo Montaner.

Special recognition will be given to courageous community leaders from different regions of the world through Voices of Peace, including; Vuga WillyUganda, Founder of Youth Empowerment Foundation Asknet; Dr. Gaya Gamhewage from Sri Lanka, Infectious Hazard Management and Risk Communications, World Health Organization, Geneva; Ms. Opal LeeUnited States, 94-year old American Social Impact Activist leading the charge for making Juneteenth a national holiday, and Stephen Wandu BimoSouth Sudan, Founder and Executive Director of the organization, I Can South Sudan.

Who is Presenting?

Award presenters include: basketball icon Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors; actress and activist Eva Longoria; musician and environmentalist Sting; celebrity chef and humanitarian Jose Andres, and more.

Who is Performing?

An international list of superstars will deliver special performances, including: Spanish artist, Alejandro Sanz will perform “La quiero a Morir”; Colombian singer Camilo and wife Evaluna Montaner will share a rendition of the recently released hit “Amen”; world-renowned musician and activist Sting will be sharing an intimate version of his song “Fragile”; and Italian singer-songwriter Laura Pausini, will perform, “Io Si” from the movie The Life Ahead with Sofia Loren.

Who is Hosting?

A representative voice of peace, singer-songwriter and GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® winner, Natalia Jimenez will host the International Peace Honors, delighting a global audience with her warmth and charisma.

About PeaceTech Lab:

Established by the United States Institute of PeacePeaceTech Lab is committed to using technology, media, and data to prevent violence and build prosperous and peaceful communities around the world. www.peacetechlab.org

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