Clinton School Speaker Series

From Tuesday's program on #InternationalWomensDay, "Bridge Builders: An Inspiring Conversation with Women Leaders of Arkansas." Watch the full program: teapawt.net/ClintonCenter/status/1…

On #InternationalWomensDay, a look back at Secretary of State @HillaryClinton's visit to the Clinton School in September 2011 as part of the Kumpuris Distinguished Lecture Series. >> youtu.be/zPIriIk8oDE

From 2019: "Remembering Betty Ford," a #WomensHistoryMonth conversation with Susan Ford Bales, daughter of President Gerald Ford and First Lady Betty Ford, and Lisa McCubbin, author of "Betty Ford: First Lady, Women's Advocate, Survivor, Trailblazer." >> youtu.be/GvTJW9JhkLc

For #WomensHistoryMonth , a look back at Madeleine Albright's visit to the Clinton School and Kumpuris Distinguished Lecture in 2010. >> youtu.be/fjVQ1ICk5xw

On Tuesday, March 8, @DrVMDS will take part in a special International Women’s Day Bridge Builders conversation with influential Arkansas women who are leading in business, philanthropy, and higher education. >> bit.ly/3C6OWJh

Remembering Paul Farmer, who worked tirelessly to advance health care and social justice in the developing world. His program, from 2009, focused on the importance of a results-driven agenda when tackling impactful issues like global health. >> youtu.be/bWl9VcDcT3Q

On Tuesday at 10 a.m., the @ClintonSchool and @ClintonFdn present a virtual panel discussion featuring leaders of preeminent Civil Rights museums and institutions from across the country. >> bit.ly/3LzKaYQ

Bob Kendrick is the President of the @NLBMuseumKC, the world’s only museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history of African-American baseball and its profound impact on the social advancement of America. >> youtu.be/nvZ6CVxeQrw

Bernard Kinsey helped form the Xerox Black Employees Association and now leads The Kinsey Collection, a national touring museum exhibit of African American art and history dating back to the year 1600. >> youtu.be/9g4LyCq6peU

As we kickoff #BlackHistoryMonth, a look back at programs featuring important, influential Black voices. Constance Slaughter-Harvey was the first African American female to both receive a law degree from @OleMiss and serve as judge in Mississippi. >> youtu.be/aiBerWnUkNA