We, the undersigned, wish to state our public support for Hillary Clinton’s candidacy for President. We do this not as partisan Democrats but as Americans who are concerned with the greater health of our country and our world at a time of many urgent crises.

We believe that Hillary Clinton will steer a sufficiently unifying course as President and address our challenges with forethought, wisdom, and respect for those who disagree with her, as she has done in her roles as Secretary of State and Senator.  While she is not perfect, we believe she is well prepared for the rigors of the toughest job in the world.

In publicly voicing our clear support for her candidacy, we also wish to affirm our respect for the political diversity that is essential to the successful growth of our country. We recognize the importance of a broad spectrum of political ideologies, from conservative to independent to progressive, in order to create an innovative, prosperous, and free country. 

We do not wish to see the triumph of only one ideology but the growth in wisdom of both left and right, as well as the elevation of our political discourse and decision-making.  That is the path to forging a more perfect union.

Therefore, we also commit to do our part to civilize our political dialogue, seek common ground, and forge a positive vision for our future, one that includes all our citizens and fulfills our motto, E Pluribus Unum.

In this election season, we feel that Donald Trump has not appealed to our better nature, nor elevated our national discourse. He has exaggerated our divides and alienated too many of our citizens. We believe that he thus represents real dangers to our democracy and would erode trust in our leadership on the world stage. And that is part of why we support Hillary Clinton.

Nevertheless, we do honor the ideals and desire for real reform that are motivating many Trump supporters. We do not see you as opponents but fellow members of our American family. Going forward, we offer our hand in friendship and partnership to advance constructive reforms that address the ways our democracy has become corrupted and dysfunctional. We also commit to holding Hillary Clinton accountable in her role as President, should she be elected.

In conclusion, we encourage all of us to vote wisely this year for the good of all Americans as well as future generations. And then, on November 9th, may we recommit to go beyond party labels to work together as fellow Americans to fulfill our noble promise and truly be a shining light unto the world.

1.     Stephen Dinan, CEO, The Shift Network; author, Sacred America, Sacred World

2.     Devaa Haley Mitchell, co-founder, The Shift Network

3.     Marianne Williamson, author, Tears to Triumph

4.     Jack Canfield, author, The Success Principles

5.     Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D., author, The Millionth Circle

6.     Caroline Myss, Anatomy of the Spirit

7.     Ram Dass, author, Be Here Now

8.     Chip Conley, hospitality entrepreneur, bestselling author of Peak

9.     Jean Houston, author, The Possible Human

10.  Robert Thurman, author, The Essential Tibetan Buddhism

11.  John Robbins, author, Diet for a New America

12.  Jack Kornfield, author, A Path with Heart

13.  Michael Singer, author, The Untethered Soul

14.  Shiva Rea, founder, Global School for Living Yoga

15.  Larry Dossey, MD, Author, One Mind

16.  Marci Shimoff, author, Happy for No Reason

17.  Sylvia Boorstein, author of Happiness is an Inside Job

18.  Gay Hendricks, author, The Big Leap

19.  Kathlyn Hendricks, co-author, Conscious Loving Ever After

20.  Craig Hamilton, CEO, Evolving Wisdom

21.  Claire Zammit, founder, Feminine Power

22.  Lissa Rankin, MD, author of Mind Over Medicine

23.  Tami Simon, CEO, Sounds True

24.  Dr. Stanislav Grof, author, Beyond the Brain

25.  Deborah Rozman, CEO, HeartMath Inc., author, Heart Intelligence

26.  Howard Martin, co-author, The HeartMath Solution

27.  Rinaldo Brutoco, CEO, The ShangriLa Group

28.  Rev. Canon Charles Gibbs, spiritual leader, poet, global peace activist

29.  Rabbi David Ingber, founder and spiritual director, Romemu

30.  Donna Eden, author, Energy Medicine

31.  David Feinstein, co-author, The Energies of Love

32.  Michael Dowd, author, Thank God for Evolution

33.  Anodea Judith, author, Wheels of Life

34.  Gangaji, author, Hidden Treasure

35.  J. Manuel Herrera, Silicon Valley elected official

36.  Bo Rinaldi, visionary talent agent and angel investor

37.  Terry Patten, co-author, Integral Life Practice

38.  Marcia Wieder, CEO, Dream University

39.  Corinne McLaughlin, co-author, Spiritual Politics

40.  Gordon Davidson, co-author, Spiritual Politics

41.  Steve McIntosh, author, The Presence of the Infinite

42.  Carter Phipps, author, Evolutionaries

43.  Ocean Robbins, CEO, The Food Revolution

44.  Dan Millman, author

45.  Cassandra Vieten, co-author, Living Deeply

46.  Azim Khamisa, author, peace activist

47.  Sadhvi Bhagawati, managing editor, Encyclopedia of Hinduism

48.  Olivia Hansen, president, Spiritual Life TV Channel

49.  Connie Buffalo, president, The Renaissance Project

50.  Sandra Ingerman, author, Soul Retrieval

51.  Patricia Albere, founder, Evolutionary Collective

52.  Derek Rydall, author, Emergence

53.  Jan Philips, author, The Art of Original Thinking

54.  Margaret Paul, author, Inner Bonding

55.  David Gershon, author, Social Change 2.0

56.  Derrick N. Ashong, Founder & CEO, Amp.it

57.  Dr. Nina Meyerhof, author, Pioneering Spiritual Activism

58.  Shelley Lefkoe, co-founder of the Lefkoe Institute

59.  DC Cordova, CEO, Excellerated Business Schools for Entrepreneurs

60.  Lisa Schrader, author, Kama Sutra 52

61.  Kurt Johnson, author, The Coming Interspiritual Age

62.  Daniel Stone, principal, Making Change Real

63.  Lion Goodman, CEO, Luminary Leadership Institute

64.  Steve Bhaerman, author, Spontaneous Evolution

65.  Elisabet Sahtouris, Gaia’s Dance

66.  Marc Allen, president and publisher, New World Library, author

67.  H.E. Rev. Patrick McCollum, global peacebuilder

68.  Dr. Sue Morter, founder, Morter Institute for BioEnergetics

69.  Carista Luminare, president, Luminary Leadership Institute

70.  Rev. angel Kyodo williams, author, Being Black

71.  Debra Poneman, founder, Yes to Succes Seminars

72.  Rev. Marcia L. Dyson, founder, Women’s Global Initiative

73.  Ken Page, author, Deeper Dating

74.  Dawson Church, author, The Genie in Your Genes

75.  Brian Burt, CEO, MaestroConference

76.  Avon Mattison, global peacebuiler

77.  Sera Beak, author, Red, Hot & Holy

78.  Dr. Effie Chow, Qigong Grandmaster

79.  Philip M. Hellmich, author, God and Conflict

80.  Scott Coady, founder, Institute for Embodied Wisdom

81.  Pete Bissonette, president, Learning Strategies

82.  Zen Cryar DeBrucke, author, Your Inner GPS

83.  David Nicol, author, Subtle Activism

84.  Saniel Bonder, Author, Healing the Spirit/Matter Split

85.  Dr. Rick Levy, president, The Levy Center for Mind-Body Medicine

86.  Bill Kauth, author, A Circle of Men

87.  Rob Evans, author, The Collaboration Code series

88.  Carolyn Buck Luce, author, Reimagining Healthcare

89.  Lisa Garr, author, Becoming Aware, Host of the Aware Show

90.  George Cappannelli, CEO, AgeNation

91.  Raz Ingrasci, Chairman, Hoffman Institute International

92.  Jim Garrison, CEO, Ubiquity University

93.  Cynthia James, author, I Choose Me

94.  Noah Levine, author, Dharma Punx

95.  Mirabai Starr, author, Caravan of No Despair

96.  Rob Fisher, author, Experiential Psychotherapy with Couples

97.  Manuela Mischke-Reeds, author, 8 Keys to Practicing Mindfulness

98.  Dawa Tarchin Phillips, author, CEO, Empowerment Holdings

99.  Stuart Davis, artist

100. Gayle Rose, CEO, EVS Corporation