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Louis Appignani founder of the Appignani Center for Bioethics at the United Nations and the Appignani Humanist Legal Center in Washington, D.C. Isaac Asimov Lori Lipman Brown Director of the Secular Coalition for America, and a professional Humanist lobbyist to the US Congress. Mary Calderone Carl Coon Vice President of the American Humanist Association and author of One Planet One Species. Richard Dawkins John Dewey Fred Edwords Director of Communications of the American Humanist Association. Tom Ferrick founded the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard University, then led the Chaplaincy to become a permanent position at Harvard. Betty Friedan Erich Fromm Alfred Kinsey Paul Kurtz The leading secular Humanist philosopher living in the US today; founder of the influential Center for Inquiry and Free Inquiry magazine. Julian Huxley Corliss Lamont

Ned Lamont 2006 Democratic candidate for US Senate. Grandnephew of humanist Corliss Lamont. Daniel Menaker The Executive Editor-in-Chief of the Random House Publishing Group. Steven Pinker 2006 American Humanist of the Year. Time Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World,” 2004. Bertrand Russell Carl Rogers Salman Rushdie 2007 Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism Carl Sagan 1981 Humanist of the Year. Margaret Sanger Amartya Sen 2002 International Humanist of the Year. Eugenie Scott Ted Turner Abraham Maslow Rollo May E. O. Wilson 1999 American Humanist of the Year. Board of directors of the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard. Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine 2003 American Humanist of the Year. Founder of the international movement of Humanistic Judaism

External links

• Humanists of the Year (1953 - present) by the American Humanist Association