Dalia Lama 1989 -Promotednonviolence,compassion, andpeaceful solutionsto conflict.Kofi Annan 2001 -Strengthenedinternationalcooperation andpromoted peace andhuman rights throughthe United Nations.Nadia Murad2018 - Advocatesfor survivors ofviolence andhuman rightsabuses.Albert Schweitzer1952 - Built andoperated ahospital in Africaand devoted hislife to helpingothers.NargesMohammadi 2023- Advocates forwomen’s rights,human rights, andfreedom throughpeaceful activism.Maria Ressa2021 - Defendedpress freedomand the public’sright to reliableinformation.Frédéric Passy &Henry Dunant 1901 -Shared the first NPPfor promotingpeaceful solutions toconflict and helpingpeople affected bywar.Mother Teresa1979 -Dedicated herlife to caring forthe poor, sick,and dying.United NationsPeacekeepingForces 1988 -Helped keep peaceand protect civiliansin conflict zonesaround the world.AmnestyInternational 1977- Defended humanrights and workedto free peopleimprisonedunfairly.Martin Luther KingJr. 1964 - Lednonviolent protestsfor civil rights andracial equality inthe United States.Malala Yousafzai2014 - Advocatedfor girls’ educationand the right of allchildren to attendschool.Doctors WithoutBorders 1999 -Provides medicalcare to peopleaffected by war,disasters, anddisease.UNICEF 1965 -Improvedchildren’s health,education, andwell-being aroundthe world.Muhammad Yunus2006 - Createdmicroloan programsthat helped peoplestart businessesand escape poverty.Albert Lutuli 1960 -Led peacefulefforts againstapartheid andfought for equalrights in SouthAfrica.Wangari Maathai2004 - Foundedthe Green BeltMovement andhelped plantmillions of trees.Jane Addams1931 - Improvedliving conditionsfor immigrants andpoor families andworked for socialjustice.Desmond Tutu1984 - Opposedapartheid andencouragedforgiveness andreconciliation.Kailash Satyarthi2014 - Foughtchild labor andworked to protectchildren’s rights.Jimmy Carter2002 - Worked topromote peace,democracy,public health, andhumanitarian aid.Nelson Mandela1993 - Helpedend apartheidand build a moredemocraticSouth Africa.International Campaignto Abolish NuclearWeapons 2017 -Raised awarenessabout the dangers ofnuclear weapons andpromoted theirelimination.RigobertaMenchú 1992 -Advocated forIndigenouspeoples’ rightsand social justice.World FoodProgramme 2020 -Provides foodassistance topeople facinghunger duringcrises and conflicts.Dalia Lama 1989 -Promotednonviolence,compassion, andpeaceful solutionsto conflict.Kofi Annan 2001 -Strengthenedinternationalcooperation andpromoted peace andhuman rights throughthe United Nations.Nadia Murad2018 - Advocatesfor survivors ofviolence andhuman rightsabuses.Albert Schweitzer1952 - Built andoperated ahospital in Africaand devoted hislife to helpingothers.NargesMohammadi 2023- Advocates forwomen’s rights,human rights, andfreedom throughpeaceful activism.Maria Ressa2021 - Defendedpress freedomand the public’sright to reliableinformation.Frédéric Passy &Henry Dunant 1901 -Shared the first NPPfor promotingpeaceful solutions toconflict and helpingpeople affected bywar.Mother Teresa1979 -Dedicated herlife to caring forthe poor, sick,and dying.United NationsPeacekeepingForces 1988 -Helped keep peaceand protect civiliansin conflict zonesaround the world.AmnestyInternational 1977- Defended humanrights and workedto free peopleimprisonedunfairly.Martin Luther KingJr. 1964 - Lednonviolent protestsfor civil rights andracial equality inthe United States.Malala Yousafzai2014 - Advocatedfor girls’ educationand the right of allchildren to attendschool.Doctors WithoutBorders 1999 -Provides medicalcare to peopleaffected by war,disasters, anddisease.UNICEF 1965 -Improvedchildren’s health,education, andwell-being aroundthe world.Muhammad Yunus2006 - Createdmicroloan programsthat helped peoplestart businessesand escape poverty.Albert Lutuli 1960 -Led peacefulefforts againstapartheid andfought for equalrights in SouthAfrica.Wangari Maathai2004 - Foundedthe Green BeltMovement andhelped plantmillions of trees.Jane Addams1931 - Improvedliving conditionsfor immigrants andpoor families andworked for socialjustice.Desmond Tutu1984 - Opposedapartheid andencouragedforgiveness andreconciliation.Kailash Satyarthi2014 - Foughtchild labor andworked to protectchildren’s rights.Jimmy Carter2002 - Worked topromote peace,democracy,public health, andhumanitarian aid.Nelson Mandela1993 - Helpedend apartheidand build a moredemocraticSouth Africa.International Campaignto Abolish NuclearWeapons 2017 -Raised awarenessabout the dangers ofnuclear weapons andpromoted theirelimination.RigobertaMenchú 1992 -Advocated forIndigenouspeoples’ rightsand social justice.World FoodProgramme 2020 -Provides foodassistance topeople facinghunger duringcrises and conflicts.

Nobel Peace Prize Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
  1. Dalia Lama 1989 - Promoted nonviolence, compassion, and peaceful solutions to conflict.
  2. Kofi Annan 2001 - Strengthened international cooperation and promoted peace and human rights through the United Nations.
  3. Nadia Murad 2018 - Advocates for survivors of violence and human rights abuses.
  4. Albert Schweitzer 1952 - Built and operated a hospital in Africa and devoted his life to helping others.
  5. Narges Mohammadi 2023 - Advocates for women’s rights, human rights, and freedom through peaceful activism.
  6. Maria Ressa 2021 - Defended press freedom and the public’s right to reliable information.
  7. Frédéric Passy & Henry Dunant 1901 - Shared the first NPP for promoting peaceful solutions to conflict and helping people affected by war.
  8. Mother Teresa 1979 - Dedicated her life to caring for the poor, sick, and dying.
  9. United Nations Peacekeeping Forces 1988 - Helped keep peace and protect civilians in conflict zones around the world.
  10. Amnesty International 1977 - Defended human rights and worked to free people imprisoned unfairly.
  11. Martin Luther King Jr. 1964 - Led nonviolent protests for civil rights and racial equality in the United States.
  12. Malala Yousafzai 2014 - Advocated for girls’ education and the right of all children to attend school.
  13. Doctors Without Borders 1999 - Provides medical care to people affected by war, disasters, and disease.
  14. UNICEF 1965 - Improved children’s health, education, and well-being around the world.
  15. Muhammad Yunus 2006 - Created microloan programs that helped people start businesses and escape poverty.
  16. Albert Lutuli 1960 - Led peaceful efforts against apartheid and fought for equal rights in South Africa.
  17. Wangari Maathai 2004 - Founded the Green Belt Movement and helped plant millions of trees.
  18. Jane Addams 1931 - Improved living conditions for immigrants and poor families and worked for social justice.
  19. Desmond Tutu 1984 - Opposed apartheid and encouraged forgiveness and reconciliation.
  20. Kailash Satyarthi 2014 - Fought child labor and worked to protect children’s rights.
  21. Jimmy Carter 2002 - Worked to promote peace, democracy, public health, and humanitarian aid.
  22. Nelson Mandela 1993 - Helped end apartheid and build a more democratic South Africa.
  23. International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons 2017 - Raised awareness about the dangers of nuclear weapons and promoted their elimination.
  24. Rigoberta Menchú 1992 - Advocated for Indigenous peoples’ rights and social justice.
  25. World Food Programme 2020 - Provides food assistance to people facing hunger during crises and conflicts.