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The Charles Bronfman Prize Names Eric Rosenthal as 2013 Recipient

Founder and Executive Director of Disability Rights International is recognized for fighting worldwide to end segregation and abuse of people with disabilities.
NEW YORK,  June 3, 2013 -  

Eric Rosenthal, founder and executive director of a pioneering international human rights advocacy organization dedicated to ending the segregation and abuse of children and adults with disabilities, is the 2013 recipient of The Charles Bronfman Prize.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Awarded to Israeli Educator Karen Tal

An inspired light for an inspiring people,” said Charles Bronfman, as he bestowed the Prize on its latest recipient at formal ceremony in Tel Aviv
TEL AVIV,  September 7, 2011 -  

Karen Tal, an Israel educator who works with disadvantaged youth and pursues opportunity through education for those at the lowest rungs of Israeli society, formally received The Charles Bronfman Prize here on September 7.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Names Karen Tal as 2011 Recipient

Principal of Bialik-Rogozin School in Tel Aviv created an Educational Community of Inclusion, Success and Achievement for Disadvantaged Youth in Israel
NEW YORK,  May 11, 2011 -  

Karen Tal, who as principal of a school serving one of the most economically challenged and socially diverse student populations in Israel, has created and grown a model institution that infuses young lives with hope and grabs success and achievement from despair, is the 2011 recipient of The Charles Bronfman Prize.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Names Jared Genser and Sasha Chanoff as 2010 Recipients

Genser is recognized for international defense of prisoners of conscience and Chanoff is recognized for rescuing and resettling at-risk African refugees
NEW YORK,  June 7, 2010 -  

In an unprecedented decision, The Charles Bronfman Prize today announced that two prizes will be given this year, each accompanied by a $100,000 award. Both recipients are being recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in the field of Human Rights: Jared Genser, Founder of Freedom Now, for his tireless defense of prisoners of conscience worldwide; and Sasha Chanoff, Founder of Mapendo International for his extraordinary efforts rescuing and resettling at-risk and forgotten African refugees.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Awarded to Co-Founders of KIPP, Mike Feinberg and Dave Levin

Feinberg and Levin are lauded for their paradigm-shifting vision in education
NEW YORK,  May 21, 2009 -  

‘Breathtakingly singular’ is how The Honorable Madame Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella of the Supreme Court of Canada describes the accomplishments of Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP) founders Mike Feinberg, 40, and Dave Levin, 39. Accepting recognition for their work to transform the face of public education in the United States and the promise of its application abroad, the two men took to the podium at New York’s Powerhouse at the American Museum of Natural History to receive the 2009 Charles Bronfman Prize and to share their thoughts about the future of KIPP.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Awarded to Humanitarian Rachel Andres

Andres is recognized for "transforming despair into hope" for thousands of surviving victims of Darfur's genocide
NEW YORK,  May 16, 2008 -  

Rachel Andres, 45, took the podium at New York’s Morgan Library & Museum to accept The Charles Bronfman Prize 2008 in recognition of her humanitarian contribution to female survivors of the Darfur genocide.

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The Charles Bronfman Prize Names Rachel Andres as 2008 Recipient

Director of the Solar Cooker Project, her work is linked to a dramatic reduction in the risk of rape
NEW YORK,  March 10, 2008 -  

As the world stands aghast watching the genocide unfold in Darfur, one determined woman will be awarded the 2008 Charles Bronfman Prize for her visionary humanitarian efforts to improve the lives of thousands of Darfur’s female survivors.

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