The #WorldPassport is the successor to the passport created by Fridtjof #Nansen for which he won the #NobelPeacePrize in 1922. Nansen’s Office for Refugees also won the Peace Prize in 1938 for continuing his humanitarian work.

The #WorldPassport is the successor to the passport created by Fridtjof #Nansen for which he won the #NobelPeacePrize in 1922. Nansen’s Office for Refugees also won the Peace Prize in 1938 for continuing his humanitarian work.
On World Day of #Nonviolence, we affirm the power of dialogue, compassion, and cooperation to create positive change.
As #WorldCitizens, we can work together to build a peaceful and just world community for all.
For Garry Davis, #WorldCitizenship meant the right to travel freely everywhere. He challenged us to imagine & create a world where humanity transcends the divisions of nationality.
Freedom of travel should not depend upon what passport you hold.
Peace begins with recognizing our shared humanity as #WorldCitizens.
Across cultures and communities, we all have a role in creating a more peaceful world.
This #WorldPeaceDay, let’s choose connection, cooperation, and collective action.