Fleur Adcock
(Poet)

Ray Ahipene-Mercer
(Wellington City Councillor)

Denny Anker
(Restorative justice volunteer)

Graeme Allwright
(Musician)

Jim Anderton MP
(Leader, Progressive Party)

Jacinda Ardern MP
(President of Socialist Youth International)

Dr Edric Baker
(Doctor)

The Very Reverend
Peter Beck
(Anglican Dean of Christchurch)

Teresa Bergman
(NZ Idol finalist)

Grant Bridger
(Singer/songwriter )

Paul Bruce
(Wellington Regional Councillor)

Wilson Chun Hei Chau
(Students for a Nuclear Weapons Free World)

Helen Clark
(Head of UN Development Program)

Kevin Clements
(Director - NZ Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies)

Glenn Colquhoun
(Poet)

Joy Cowley
(Author)

Archbishop John Dew
and the Archdiocese
of Wellington
(Catholic Church)

Dr Kate Dewes
(Member of the UN Secretary-General’s Advisory Board on Disarmament)

Peter Elliot
(Actor)

Riemke Ensing
(Poet)

The Hon Phil Goff MP
(Leader of the Opposition)

Commander Robert Green
(Royal Navy retired)

Rev Dr Dame Phyllis Guthardt

Marion Hancock
(The Peace Foundation)

Dame Kate Harcourt
(Actor, broadcaster)

Sir Michael Hardie-Boys
(NZ's 17th Governor General)

Bob Harvey
(Mayor of Waitakere)

Eric Heath
(Cartoonist)

Witi Ihimaera
(author)

Rae Julian
(International Development Consultant)

Nikki Kaye
(National MP for Auckland Central)

Tayyaba Khan
(Founder of the Young Muslim
Women's Association)

Dame Fiona Kidman
Author

Mark Laurent
(Musician, writer, poet)

Lucy Lawless
(Actor)

Margaret Lawlor-Bartlett
(Activist)

Maire Leadbeater
(Disarmament Campaigner)

Brenda Liddiard
(Musician, artist)

Keith Locke MP
(Green Party Spokesperson
on Foreign Affairs)

Dr Ngatata Love
(Director of NZ Post,
Chair Wellington Tenths Trust)

Margaret Mahy
(Author)

Bishop Victoria Matthews
(Anglican Bishop of Christchurch)

Rev Margaret Mayman

Mary McCallum
(Author)

Moana Maniapoto
(international award winning singer-songwriter)

The Very Reverend Frank Nelson
(Dean of St Paul's Wellington Cathedral)

Richard Northey
(Auckland City Council)

Professor Vincent O'Sullivan
(Poet)

Iona Pannett
(Councillor, Wellington City)

Kerry Prendergast
(Mayor of Wellington)

Wickham Pack
(Actress)

Bishop Richard Randerson
(Anglican Church)

Sir Paul Reeves
(former Governor-General and former Archbishop of New Zealand)

Helene Ritchie
(Councillor, Wellington City)

Ross Robertson
(Chair of Parliamentarians for Global Action)

Matt Robson
(Barrister, former Minister for Disarmament and Minister for Overseas Development Aid)

Jenny Rowan
(Mayor of Kapiti)

Dame Laurie Salas

Ra Savage
(Visual Artist)

Caitlin Smith
(Jazz Singer)

Maui Solomon
(Moriori)

Pauline Tangiora
(Rongomaiwahine. World Future Council, Earth Charter Commission)

The Topp Twins
(Singers and comedians)

Sir Jon Trimmer
(Member of the Royal NZ Ballet)

Phil Twyford MP
(Chair Parliamentarians for Nuclear Disarmament, NZ Section)

Celia Wade-Brown
(Wellington City Councillor)

Professor Marilyn Waring
(Economist)

Alyn Ware
(Vice-President of International Peace Bureau)

Ans Westra
(Photographer)

Professor Witi Ihimaera-Smiler
(Poet)

Lynn Walters
(Singer-songwriter)

Shagufta Zia
(Singer)