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Esther Coopersmith

Esther Coopersmith is a long time political activist. Among her many public commitments to the United Nations system she has served as co-chair of Americans for UNESCO as well as a United States Public Delegate to the United Nations. An advisor to the Department of State for the Status of Women Commission of the United Nations and based in Washington D.C., she is an Advisory Board member of the Center for International development and Conflict Management. In 1982 she became the first woman since Eleanor Roosevelt to receive the United Nations Peace Prize.

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The Humpty Dumpty Institute Established in 1998 by a group business entrepreneurs to tackle a few tough international problems

• Director

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Democratic National Committee Governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party

• 8 contributions · 10,250 USD ('95→'06)

Gary Leonard Ackerman Democratic US Representative from New York

• 12 contributions · 6,750 USD ('94→'08)

Hillary Clinton US Secretary of State & NY Senator; 2016 Democratic Presidential candidate

• 4 contributions · 6,600 USD ('06→'07)

DNC-Non-Federal Individual

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD ('98)

Ed Markey US Senator from Massachussets (2013-present); former US Rep from Massachusetts (1977-2013)

• 4 contributions · 3,700 USD ('04)

Joe Lieberman Former US Senator for CT (1989-2013); Vice President nominee (2000)

• 6 contributions · 3,500 USD ('93→'06)

Maria Cantwell Democratic US Senator from Washington, Former House Member

• 3 contributions · 3,000 USD ('00→'05)

DNC-Nonfederal-Corporate

• 1 contribution · 2,500 USD ('98)

Norman DeValois Dicks former US Representative from Washington

• 7 contributions · 2,500 USD ('95→'08)

John Kerry 68th US Secretary of State, Senator from Massachusetts

• 3 contributions · 2,250 USD ('96→'04)