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NAPF Programs Youth Outreach Peace Heroes Ralph Bunche Ralph Bunche by Mary-Ossei Anto The name of Ralph Bunche is unfamiliar in too many textbooks. He is a hero of world peace and, in actuality, devised and implemented the mediation principles that now govern all UN peacekeeping efforts. Born in 1903 into a poor, black family in Detroit, Michigan, Ralph Bunche became an ambitious individual, a scholar on racism, a skilled diplomat and tireless peacemaker and humanitarian. He co-authored an important book on racism, fought against all forms of hatred, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950. He was Undersecretary-General of the United Nations; negotiated four peace agreements that ended the 1948-49 Arab-Israeli War; and was responsible for the first UN program on peaceful uses of nuclear energy. Indeed, Ralph Bunche was a man who rose from modest circumstances to become the foremost international mediator and peacekeeper of his time. This is his inspiring story. In Youth, a Free Yet Studious Mind

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Peace Through Knowledge Conflict Studies College of Urban, Labor and Metropolitan Affairs Wayne State University Home Home ... About the Center Programs DCWA Degree Programs MELD MTDS ... Contact Us Welcome to CPCS! Ralph Bunche Summer Institute For the past three years, CPCS has hosted the Ralph Bunche Summer Institute. Each year, we welcome upcoming high school sophomores and juniors from diverse communities within Southeast Michigan to participate During the course of one week, participating students focus on topics of conflict resolution, diversity, negotiation, international affairs, and how to individually foster peace within their own communities, all in the spirit of Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, a native Detroiter and the first person of color to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The purpose of the Institute is to inform students about Dr. Bunche’s life and peacemaking legacy, in the Middle East, Africa and at the United Nations, while also imparting multicultural skills for promoting harmony in their own lives, in our community, and the world as a whole.

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Bureaus/Offices Reporting Directly to the Secretary Deputy Secretary of State Former Deputy Secretaries of State Former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage ... Remarks Remarks at Presentation of the Ralph J. Bunche Award to John C. Whitehead Richard L. Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training Awards Dinner Washington, DC February 26, 2004 Thank you very much, Ambassador Gates-Lynch. As your honorary chair tonight, I must say that the honor is, indeed, all mine. I am delighted to participate in this tribute to excellence in diplomacy. And, indeed, to recognize the tradition of excellence long sustained by the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, the State Department’s accomplice in promoting the practice and the people of America’s foreign policy. Of course, I am particularly honored to present tonight the Ralph J. Bunche Award to my friend, Mr. John Whitehead. He may be a tennis player rather than a weight lifter, but he is without question a giant among Deputy Secretaries of State. I also wanted to take a moment to congratulate the other two awardees tonight. J. Bruce Llewellyn, who shares the habit of high achievement and public service with a certain cousin of his, Secretary of State Colin Powell. And Mr. Secretary, Mrs. Powell, thank you for honoring us with your presence tonight. Mr. Kennedy, I’d also like to honor you and to let you know that I intend to put your oral history project to good use this evening. We come together in appreciation of these three people, but we also come together in celebration of the life of one of the 20

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Dr. Ralph J. Bunche biography Biography of Ralph J. Bunch, first African American to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, Undersecretary of the United Nations, and peace negotiator for world crises in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Ralph Johnson Bunche was born on August 7, 1904 in Detroit, Michigan. Bunche's family was poor and his father moved from city to city looking for work. Ralph attended Barstow School in Toledo, Ohio and sold newspapers to add to the family income. Bunche would later recall that, "My childhood days were poor days, but happy ones and filled with music." Ralph's mother died when he was thirteen years old, after which his maternal grandmother reared him. Ralph attended Jefferson High School in Los Angeles. He experienced racial prejudice when he was not allowed admittance to the Ephebain Socity, the citywide honor society. He was so upset that he wanted to quit school. He did not quit and graduated from high school in 1922 with academic honors. Ralph's grandmother encouraged him to continue his education. After graduation, he entered the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). At college Ralph participated in athletic and social activities. He was on the staff of the college newspaper, the "Daily Bruin," and sports editor of the college yearbook. Although he worked part-time jobs to help pay for his college expenses, he excelled in his subjects. He majored in political science and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the most prestigious honor society in the U.S. In 1927, Bunche graduated from UCLA with the highest honors.

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