When was Helen Clark born?

Helen Clark was born on 1950-02-26.

What events was Helen Clark involved in?

New Zealand minister of the Crown

What events was Helen Clark involved in?

New Zealand minister of the Crown

Helen Clark

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Born — Life — 1950-02-26
Helen Clark was born on 1950-02-26.
Married Peter Davis — Family — 1977-01-01
New Zealand sociologist
Married Peter Davis — Family — 1981-01-01
New Zealand sociologist
Began serving as Minister of Conservation — Career — 1987-08-24
New Zealand minister of the Crown
Stopped serving as Minister of Conservation — Career — 1989-01-30
New Zealand minister of the Crown
Began serving as Minister of Health — Career — 1989-01-30
minister responsible for the New Zealand Ministry of Health and the District Health Boards
Began serving as Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand — Career — 1989-08-08
New Zealand minister of the Crown
Began serving as Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom — Career — 1990-01-01
Helen Clark had a position held connection with Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom.
Stopped serving as Minister of Health — Career — 1990-11-02
minister responsible for the New Zealand Ministry of Health and the District Health Boards
Stopped serving as Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand — Career — 1990-11-02
New Zealand minister of the Crown
Received New Zealand Suffrage Centennial Medal 1993 — Recognition — 1993-09-01
Helen Clark had a award received connection with New Zealand Suffrage Centennial Medal 1993.
Began serving as Leader of the Opposition — Career — 1993-12-01
parliamentary position of the Parliament of New Zealand
Stopped serving as Leader of the Opposition — Career — 1999-12-05
parliamentary position of the Parliament of New Zealand
Began serving as Prime Minister of New Zealand — Career — 1999-12-10
head of the New Zealand government
Led the government of Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand — Politics — 1999-12-10
government of New Zealand from 1999–2008
Led the government of Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand — Politics — 2002-07-27
government of New Zealand from 1999–2008
Received Star of the Solomon Islands — Recognition — 2005-01-01
highest honour of the Solomon Islands
Led the government of Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand — Politics — 2005-09-17
government of New Zealand from 1999–2008
Received Champions of the Earth — Recognition — 2008-01-01
award
Began serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs — Career — 2008-08-29
Minister of Foreign Affairs for New Zealand
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of New Zealand — Career — 2008-11-19
head of the New Zealand government
Led the government of Fifth Labour Government of New Zealand — Politics — 2008-11-19
government of New Zealand from 1999–2008
Stopped serving as Minister of Foreign Affairs — Career — 2008-11-19
Minister of Foreign Affairs for New Zealand
Received honorary doctor of the University of Auckland — Recognition — 2009-04
award in New Zealand
Began serving as Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme — Career — 2009-04-17
Helen Clark had a position held connection with Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme.
Received Order of New Zealand — Recognition — 2009-12-31
highest ranking honour in New Zealand
Received BBC 100 Women — Recognition — 2013
international award given by the BBC
Received Order of Francisc Skorina — Recognition — 2016-04-18
Condecoración estatal de Bielorrusia
Received Lifetime Achievement award — Recognition — 2017
part of the NZ Women of Influence awards
Received Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun — Recognition — 2017
Japanese order
Received honorary doctor of the University of Waikato — Recognition — 2017
award in New Zealand
Chaired Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response — Career — 2020-09-01
Inquiry into COVID-19
Joined The Elders — Career — 2023-01-01
association of outstanding former statesmen and women, peace activists, human rights activists and prominent intellectuals