Recognition of Christian Freedom International Award Recipient and Board Member Involvement

In 2008, Laura Bush was honored with the Christian Freedom International Freedom Award, recognizing her unwavering commitment to promoting religious freedom and human rights globally. This prestigious award highlights her efforts in advocating for the rights of individuals facing persecution for their faith. Throughout her tenure as First Lady of the United States, Laura Bush championed various initiatives aimed at improving education and health care, particularly for women and children in conflict zones. Her work extended beyond U.S. borders, as she actively supported programs that provided assistance to those in need, including the establishment of the Laura Bush Education Center at Camp Bondsteel, a U.S. military base in Kosovo. The award not only acknowledges her contributions but also serves as a reminder of the importance of freedom of belief and the ongoing struggles faced by many around the world. Laura Bush continues to serve on the Board of Selectors for the Jefferson Awards for Public Service, further demonstrating her dedication to public service and humanitarian efforts.