TED-ED: How does the Nobel Peace Prize work? - Adeline Cuvelier and Toril Rokseth

The video explores the Nobel Peace Prize, its origins, and its significance. It begins with an introduction to the prize and its founder, Alfred Nobel, who established it in his will. The video discusses the criteria for the prize, its administration in Norway, and the nomination process. It highlights the selection and awarding process, including the secrecy of nominations and the role of the Norwegian Nobel Committee. The video concludes with the global impact of the prize and notable laureates who have contributed to peace and human rights worldwide.

What common achievement do a 17-year-old Pakistani, a Norwegian Explorer, a Tibetan monk, and an American pastor share?

Who was Alfred Nobel and what was he primarily known for before establishing the Nobel Prizes?

What were the three criteria outlined in Nobel's will for the Peace Prize?

How does the nomination process for the Nobel Peace Prize work?

What is the significance of the 1948 decision not to award the Nobel Peace Prize following Mahatma Gandhi's death?

How has the demographic of Nobel Peace Prize laureates changed in recent years?

What are some notable examples of individuals or organizations that have received the Nobel Peace Prize?