POSTHUMOUS HONORS & AWARDS TO DANIEL PEARL

Lyndon Baines Johnson Moral Courage Award – Given to Daniel Pearl by the Houston Holocaust Museum for "bridging cultural divides through his writing.” (May 2007)

Holocaust Memorial Wall Inscription, Miami Beach – Daniel Pearl's name was added to the Holocaust Memorial Wall as a reminder that "the forces of barbarity and evil are still active in our world." (April 2007)

The Juliet Hollister Award – Given to Daniel Pearl in honor of Juliet Hollister, founder of the Temple of Understanding, to support those whose life work has helped create interfaith understanding. (Oct. 2006)

Edward R. Murrow Award for Distinguished Service in Journalism – Given to Daniel Pearl for his commitment to excellence. Presented at Washington State University. (April 2003)

Colby College, Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award – Given to Daniel Pearl for “his passionate commitment to truth, abiding search for knowledge, courage in the pursuit of understanding, and his exemplary humanity.” (November 2002)

General Assembly of the United Jewish Communities – Resolution of the General Assembly made in honor of Daniel Pearl for his outstanding leadership in the pursuit of justice. (November 2002)

UNESCO, Nadanjeet Singh Prize for the Promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence – Honorable Mention awarded to Daniel Pearl, who lost his life “for having attempted to denounce injustice in all its forms.” (October 2002)

Committee to Protect Journalists, Burton Benjamin Memorial Award – Honored Daniel Pearl for a lifetime of distinguished achievement for the cause of press freedom. (April 2002)

Georgetown University, Edward Weintal Prize for Diplomatic Reporting – Awarded to Daniel Pearl in recognition of distinguished reporting on foreign policy and diplomacy. (April 2002)

National Press Club, John Aubuchon Freedom of the Press Award – Awarded to Daniel Pearl as a member of the news media who has, through the publishing or broadcasting of news, promoted or helped protect the freedom of the press. (June 2002)