Dayton Literary Peace Prize

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literary award peace prize

The Dayton Literary Peace Prize is a prestigious American literary award that honors books promoting peace, social justice, and global understanding.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	literary award → peace prize →
awardCategory	Fiction → Lifetime achievement in literature and peace → Nonfiction →
awardFor	books that promote global understanding → books that promote peace → books that promote social justice →
awardGivenFor	contribution to peace through literature → literary excellence →
basedOn	Dayton Peace Accords legacy →
country	United States →
field	literature →
firstAwarded	2006 →
frequency	annual →
genre	fiction → nonfiction →
hasPart	Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Fiction → Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Nonfiction → Richard C. Holbrooke Distinguished Achievement Award →
inception	2006 →
language	English →
location	Dayton, Ohio →
motto	celebrating the power of literature to promote peace →
namedAfter	Dayton, Ohio →
notableWinner	Adam Johnson → Anthony Doerr → Bryan Stevenson → Colson Whitehead → David Grossman → Elie Wiesel → Gloria Steinem → Junot Díaz → Louise Erdrich → Nadine Gordimer → Ta-Nehisi Coates → Viet Thanh Nguyen → Wole Soyinka →
officialWebsite	https://www.daytonliterarypeaceprize.org →
relatedTo	Dayton Peace Accords → Dayton Peace Prize →
selectionProcess	judged by a panel of writers and peace advocates →
sponsor	Dayton Literary Peace Prize Foundation →
theme	cross-cultural understanding → human rights → peace → reconciliation → social justice →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Dayton Literary Peace Prize ("Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Fiction") → Dayton Literary Peace Prize ("Dayton Literary Peace Prize for Nonfiction") →	hasPart
Mountains Beyond Mountains ("Dayton Literary Peace Prize (nonfiction winner)") →	awarded
Isabel Wilkerson →	awardReceived
Dayton Literary Peace Prize ("Dayton Peace Prize") →	relatedTo
The Warmth of Other Suns →	shortlistedFor
Dayton Literary Peace Prize ("Dayton Literary Peace Prize Foundation") →	sponsor