Signers

of the

Declaration of Human Unity

(partial worldwide list – August 2006)

Affiliations are listed for information and identification only.

Steve Allen (dec.) – Author-humorist; Los Angeles, California Baba Amte – Founder, Knit India March; recipient of United Nations Human Rights Award (1988); Templeton Prize (1990); Gandhi Peace Prize (2000); Anandwan, India Mike S. Amachree – Chairman, Brooklyn Hotels; Lagos, Nigeria Oscar Arias Sánchez – President of Costa Rica; Peace Nobelist (1987) Roman Arrieta Villalobos – Archbishop, San Jose, Costa Rica Charnjit Singh Atwal – Ex–Speaker, Punjab Legislative Assembly; Chandigarh, India Americ Azevedo – Businessman-philosopher; Director, Collaborative Intelligence Lab, University of California (Berkeley) Qutubuddin Aziz – Secretary General, Press Association of Pakistan Ben H. Bagdikian – Pulitzer Prize journalist; Dean Emeritus, Graduate School of Journalism, University of California (Berkeley) Ramkrishna Bajaj (dec.) – Industrialist and philanthropist, Bombay, India Jan Ballard – Financial analyst, organizational consultant; Sebastopol, California Giorgio F. Barabino – General Secretary, Int'l Assoc. Ayurveda and Naturopathy, Vigliano Biellese, Italy Robert F. Bellah – Author-sociologist, recipient of the National Humanities Medal; University of California (Berkeley) Abhay K. Bhushan – Business and social entrepreneur; Founder, Indians for Collective Action, Palo Alto, California Kenneth Boulding (dec.) – Author-lecturer, Former President, American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science and Distinguished Professor of Economics, Boulder, Colorado Luba Brezhnev – Author-journalist; niece of Soviet Union former president Leonid Brezhnev Willie L. Brown, Jr. – Former Mayor, San Francisco, California Herb Caen (dec.) – Pulitzer Prize columnist, San Francisco Chronicle Tom Campbell – Dean, Haas School of Business, University of California (Berkeley); former director of the California Dept. of Finance; Chairman, World Affairs Council, San Francisco Rodrigo Carazo Odio – Founder, University for Peace; Former President, Costa Rica A. Lawrence Chickering – Author and public policy analyst, Institute for Contemporary Studies, San Francisco, California Norman Cousins (dec.) – American journalist, author, public policy analyst Walter Cronkite – Journalist-author-lecturer, New York City Jose B. Cuellar – Director, Cesar E. Chavez Institute for Public Policy, San Francisco, California The Dalai Lama – Leader of Tibetan Buddhism; Peace Nobelist (1989) Sunil Dang – Director, Indian Newspaper Society; Editor-in Chief, DayAfter (international news magazine), New Delhi, India Ram Dass – Spiritual teacher and lecturer; San Anselmo, California Fred Drexler (dec.) – Former Chairman, Industrial Indemnity Company and Institute for Philosophical Research; San Francisco, California Fang Lizhi – Astrophysicist; democracy-human rights leader; University of Arizona; Tucson, Arizona Arun Gandhi – Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi; Founder, M. K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence; Memphis, Tennessee Allen Ginsberg (dec.) – Poet Ramnath Goenka (dec.) – Chairman, Indian Express Group; Bombay, India William C. Gough – Founder, Foundation for Mind-Being Research, Los Altos, California Dick Gregory – Author-humorist, human rights activist; Plymouth, Massachusetts Edgar Guevara – Composer and environmentalist, San Francisco, California Eugene Haggerty – Founder, World Public Forum, San Francisco, California Willis W. Harman (dec.) – Author-lecturer; Former President, Institute of Noetic Sciences, Sausalito, California Jean Houston – Founder, Mystery School; Pomona, New York Hitoshi Ikezaki – Business consultant; Tokyo, Japan Balram Jakhar – Ex–Speaker, Lok Sabha (India) Nandlal Jotwani – Global Harmony, New Delhi, India Bill Joy – Venture capitalist (partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers); cofounder and ex–chief scientist at Sun Microsystems; science writer, Aspen, Colorado Netty Kahan – Editor, Novato, California Inamullah Khan (dec.) – President, World Conference on Religion and Peace; Templeton Prize (1988); Karachi, Pakistan Edward Langthorn – Retired prosecutor; compiler of Unity field of inquiry; Danville, California Richard Leakey – Anthropologist, environmentalist, author-lecturer; Nairobi, Kenya Seymour Martin Lipset – Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution; Stanford, California

Liu Binyan (dec.) – Publisher, China Focus; Princeton, New Jersey Thomas Keng Lu – Former Journalist; The People, Hong Kong Mochtar Lubis – Journalist-author; Director General, Press Foundation of Asia; Jakarta, Indonesia Shirley MacLaine – Actress, author; Malibu, California Mairead Maguire – Peace People, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Peace Nobelist (1976) Bill Maher – Humorist and television personality; Los Angeles, California Sister Mary-Michael – Prioress, Order of Agape and Reconciliation; Chemainus, British Columbia, Canada Avon Mattison – President, Pathways to Peace; International Secretariat of We the Peoples; Larkspur, California Marisa de los Andes – Poet-community leader, Quito, Ecuador Ali A. Mazrui – Writer-producer, host of television series The Africans; Binghamton, New York Robert McDermott – Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, New York University; Former President, California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco, California Manorama Mohapatra – Editor, Samaj, Cuttack, India Ashley Montagu (dec.) – Author-lecturer; Princeton, New Jersey Robert Muller – Chancellor, University for Peace, Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica Walter Munoz Cespedes – Peace Nobelist (1985); Interna-tional Physicians for Prevention of Nuclear War, Costa Rica N. N. Murthy – Journalist; Secretary and Executive Director, International Benevolent Research Forum; Nagpur, India Michael Nagler – Author: Is There No Other Way?; Professor and Founder, Peace and Conflict Studies, University of California (Berkeley) Seyyed Hossein Nasr – University Professor of Islamic Studies, George Washington University; Washington DC Mazlan Nordin – Chairman, Malaysian National News Agency; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Yuri Orlov – Author, human rights leader, Ithaca, New York Nani A. Palkhivala (dec.) – Former Arnbassador to United States; Bombay, India Satya Paul – Servants of People Society, New Delhi, India William H. Pemberton (dec.) – Author-lecturer; psychologist and general semanticist; Mill Valley, California Javier Pérez de Cuéllar – Former Secretary General, United Nations Jose Ramos-Horta – Peace Nobelist (1996); President, Timorese Democratic Union; East Timor Abdul Shakoor Rana – President, South Asian Fraternity, Lahore, Pakistan Norodom Ranariddh – Former Co-Premier of Cambodia, son of Prince Norodom Sihanouk Swami Ranganathananda – Author, religious leader; Indira Gandhi Awardee for National Integration; Hyderabad, India Debbie Reynolds – Actress, North Hollywood, California Miguel Angel Rodriguez – Secretary General, Organization of American States; economist; Awarded 2002 Haas International Award for Public Service; Former President, Costa Rica Peter Russell – Futurist-author-lecturer; consultant to international corporations; Sausalito, California Ravi Shankar – Composer, sitar virtuoso; Member of Parliament, India Giani Zail Singh (dec.) – Former President of India Karan Singh – Former Indian Ambassador to the United States and Maharajah of Kashmir Sulak Sivaraksa – Founder, Santi Pracha Dharnma Institute; Bangkok, Thailand Huston Smith – Author-lecturer on world religions; Berkeley, California Lily Sun – Sun Yat-sen Foundation; Honolulu, Hawaii J.R.D. Tata (dec.) – Chairman, Tata Sons Limited; Bombay Tenzin N. Tethong – Lecturer on Tibetan Culture; Executive Director, Survivors International; San Francisco, California Vimala Thakar – International lecturer-author on spirituality and philosophy; Mount Abu, India Robert Thurman – Writer-lecturer; Professor, Buddhist Studies, Columbia University; President, Tibet House, New York City Desmond M. Tutu – Anglican Archbishop Emeritus; Peace Nobelist (1984) John Vasconcellos – Founder of self-esteem movement; California State Senator, San Jose, California Frances Vaughan – Author, psychologist; Transpersonal Psychology Association; Mill Valley, California Betty Williams – Founder, World Centers of Compassion for Children; Peace Nobelist (1976); Pensacola, Florida Robin Williams – Actor, comedian; San Francisco, California Marianne Williamson – Author-lecturer on spirituality and relationships; Montecito, California Stevie Wonder – Singer, songwriter; Los Angeles, California Andrew Young – Chairman, National Council of Churches; Former Ambassador of the United Nations and Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia

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