Liberia: Through the Eyes of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's First Elected Female Head of State | United States Institute of Peace
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Nobel Prize Shows Role of Women in Democracy, Peace | Human Rights Watch
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Three women's rights activists share Nobel Peace Prize | CNN
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Harvard awards 9 honorary degrees – Harvard Gazette
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: 100 Women of the Year | Time
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf faces a tough presidential election in Liberia | Liberia | The Guardian
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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman win Nobel prize | Nobel peace prize | The Guardian
Harvard honorand Ellen Johnson Sirleaf shares 2011 Nobel Peace Prize | Harvard Magazine
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The Life Story of Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Liberian President and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Delivers the Speech of a Lifetime - Face2Face Africa
Nobel Peace Prize-winning former president of Liberia to host virtual talk at CSU
Sirleaf wins Nobel Peace Prize – Harvard Gazette
A Woman in Charge: A Biography of Liberia's President - The New York Times
Is the Nobel Peace Prize Overtly Political? | PBS NewsHour
Harvard Library to Temporarily Steward Former Liberian President's Personal Papers | News | The Harvard Crimson
Nobel Peace Prize winner is local doctor's mom
The Nobel Prize al Twitter: "Ellen Johnson Sirleaf dreamt big. She was elected President of Liberia in 2005, becoming Africa's first democratically elected female president and oversaw a reign of uninterrupted peace
