The Nobel Peace Prize Forum garnered a range of media coverage before and after the event. Some of the coverage is documented below.
March 14
- Minneapolis Star Tribune: Nobel Forum explores challenges facing business by Neal St. Anthony
March 7
- Associated Press: Former Vice President Mondale hospitalized with flu at Mayo Clinic
- KARE 11: Flu keeps Mondale from Jimmy Carter speech
- WRCB Chattanooga: Jimmy Carter confirms at Peace Prize Forum Vice President hospitalized
March 6
- Business Insider: Former Vice President Mondale hospitalized with flu
- KARE 11: Former President Carter in Minnesota to talk peace, women’s rights by Jana Shortal
- KMSP/Fox 9: Former President Jimmy Carter in Minneapolis for Nobel Peace Prize Forum
- Minnesota Public Radio:
- Enemies to peacemakers – Nigerian pastor and imam discuss faith with Tom Crann
- President Jimmy Carter: There’s a lack of peacemakers among world leaders with Tom Crann
- Minneapolis Star Tribune: At age 90, Jimmy Carter working on memoir to be published in July
- Pierce County Herald: Minnesota News Round-Up includes Nobel Peace Prize Forum
- Pioneer Press: Carter confirms at Forum Mondale hospitalized
- WCCO
- Former President Jimmy Carter speaks on women, human rights at Nobel Peace Prize Forum by Pat Kessler
- 4 things to know: Jimmy Carter visit, Harrison Ford’s crash landing, and more
- Jimmy Carter Flies into Minneapolis, greets passengers on plane
March 5
Bring Me the News: Former President Jimmy Carter to speak at Nobel Prize event in Minneapolis
March 2
- Minnesota Public Radio: A Higgs boson dress? ‘Nobel Creations’ honors laureates through fashion by Marianne Combs
February 27
- Star Tribune: Amid world turbulence, a #peaceitforward campaign by John Rash
February 25
- MinnPost: Pamela Espeland’s Artscape round up includes briefs about the Nobel Peace Prize Forum as well as Nobel Creations at the American Swedish Institute
February 19
- Grand Forks Herald: Former teacher shares harrowing tale of growing up in Nazi Germany by Jennifer Johnson
On Wednesday, Ambassador Wegger Chr. Strommen will make his first visit to Augsburg College, where at least four generations of Norwegian-Americans who share the Strommen name have graduated.