Our world is filled with conflict. At NCRC, we are dedicated to proving that, while conflict is inevitable, it is manageable on every level and in all environments. In addition to our daily efforts to build bridges, each year NCRC honors others who find ways to use honest communication to work toward shared goals and achieve peaceful resolution.
NATIONAL AWARD
For reminding us, in this era of political polarization, that we can put country before party to promote health, security, and opportunity for all Americans.
LOCAL AWARD
California Innocence Project
For working tirelessly to exonerate the wrongly imprisoned and to build a more equitable criminal justice system for all.
PHILANTHROPY AWARD
Phyllis and Daniel Epstein
For a lifetime of generous support that has sparked collaboration between organizations and strengthened our community.
National Peacemaker
Award Sponsor
Philanthropy in Peacemaking
Award Sponsor
Local Peacemaker
Award Sponsors
Bobbie and Jon Gilbert
Media Partner
EMCEE
Lee Ann Kim, Emmy Award-winning journalist
HOST COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Karen and Jeff Silberman
HOST COMMITTEE
As of Mar. 13, 2023
- Kristen Richards-Black and Steven Black
- Roberta and Malin Burnham
- Michelle and Art Candland
- Jean and Rudy Castruita
- Carol and Jeffrey Chang
- Rachel Hurst and Rich Clampitt
- Roberta Dinkin
- Tara Fuad and Steven Dinkin
- Christine Forester
- Nancy M. Giberson
- Bobbie and Jon Gilbert
- William Gore
- Susan and Steve Hart
- Jeanne Herberger
- Jennifer Hicks
- Wendy and Greg Hunter
- The Jaffe Family
- Faith and Steve Jennings
- Linda and Mel Katz
- Jack Lampl
- Teri Sforza and Jeff Light
- Mari and Peter MacCracken
- Una Davis and Jack McGrory
- Tracy and Chuck Nichols
- Aradhna and Grant Oliphant
- Rena and Rich Paul
- Caroline and Jack Raymond
- Jeanne and Ted Roth
- Dorian and Bill Sailer
- Lera and Steven Smith
- Leo Spiegel
- Jennifer and Tom Turner
- Susy and Pedro Villegas
- Kristiina Vuori
- Mary Walshok
- Sharon and David Wax
- Pat and Christopher Weil
THE PEACEMAKER AWARDS HISTORY
Since the first Peacemaker Awards in 1989, NCRC has celebrated the accomplishments of many individuals and organizations for their ability to recognize a need for change, then craft a positive solution to the issue. NCRC has given awards to deserving recipients ranging from well-known elected officials and public figures to reformed gang members and tattoo artists. Knowing that peacemaking happens in a variety of ways, NCRC celebrates both large and small acts of successful conflict management. By publicly acknowledging and celebrating these outstanding individuals and organizations, NCRC hopes the Peacemaker Awards will broadcast far and wide that there is hope for change and we must always strive to find positive solutions to conflict and violence.
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