Lowell Milken Center - Teaching Respect & Understanding - Repair the World



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Highlighted Projects
Life in a Jar
Recently nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize, Irena Sendler continues to inspire people around the world with her remarkable story.
Hero Street
To honor Hispanic soldiers who gave their lives in World War II and the Korean War, students in Illinois are developing a film documentary, lesson plans and a public memorial.
Army Chaplain Emil Kapaun
Students from Oklahoma search through primary sources for a project on an amazing unsung hero of the Korean War.
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Mission Statement
The purpose of the Lowell Milken Center is to galvanize a movement for teaching respect and understanding among all people regardless of race, religion or creed.

The Center promotes this mission throughout America and around the world through educational projects that feature unsung heroes as role models to "repair the world."
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Your Comments
History is not history until it is written or told. This is what you are doing so well with your unsung hero projects.

Howard Cohen
Chancellor
Purdue University/Calumet

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