United Nations Messenger of Peace Stevie Wonder receives Grammy® nomination for inspirational anthem “All About The Love Again”

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 15, 2009 -- Stevie Wonder recently joined the prestigious roster of United Nations Messengers of Peace to advocate for the Organization’s work, with the artist – blind since birth – championing people with disabilities.

In related news, Wonder’s recent release, the inspirational anthem “All About The Love Again” was recognized by The Recording Academy with a Grammy® nomination in the Best Pop Male Vocal category. Stevie Wonder has been awarded the most Grammy® Awards for a Male Artist in history.

“Our newest Messenger of Peace is someone who is admired by millions of people and has given back to millions of people,” Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said. “Stevie Wonder’s activism has been pivotal in US and world events,” the UN noted, citing the 1983 campaign he spearheaded to make Martin Luther King Day a national holiday in the US, and his advocacy for ending apartheid in South Africa.

Wonder’s career as a recording artist has reflected his concern with humanitarian issues. He has written, produced and/or performed songs relative to charities in support of disabilities, AIDS, cancer, diabetes, hunger and homelessness, domestic abuse and many other causes on behalf of children and adults.

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