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Operated by the National Archives and Records Administration, the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum documents the presidency of William J. Clinton.

Little Rock, Arkansas
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Menyertai Julai 2010
Dilahirkan pada 18 November
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  1. 17 Mac

    edition! In 1994, Irish Taoiseach Albert Reynolds presented Pres Clinton this crystal bowl (filled with shamrocks at the time) at the White House. The visit also served as an opportunity for the leaders to discuss the Northern Ireland peace process.

    Cut design on surface consists of eight sections of a harp alternating with a triquetra, four of each design around bowl. An etched shamrock design is on the inside of the bowl and a dove holding an olive branch on the outside. Diamond design cut stem and base.
    Irish Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, in a dark suit and green-hued tie, hands an ornate crystal bowl filled with shamrocks to President Clinton, who is wearing a brown suit and green tie. They are standing in front of a podium with microphones, and several onlookers are in the background of the photo.
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  2. 9 Mac

    Don't miss Empowering Girls and Women on Friday March 12th, from 9:30 am to 10:30 am Central. This special program to promote female leadership is presented in partnership with . Register at

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  3. 9 Mac

    During her time as First Lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton supported equal rights for all women & women-centric organizations & causes. On 10/27/93, the First Lady addressed . Dr. Dorothy Height, President of the Council & famous civil rights activist, introduced her.

    First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton stands behind a large podium, speaking into a microphone. She appears to be mid-sentence, looking off to her right and with her index finger raised as if she is making a point. Behind her are elaborate chandelier wall sconces and blue brocade wallpaper. The podium is made of wood and has gold metal detailing. On the front of the podium is a partially obscured banner; the visible text reads "NCNW National Council of Negro Women; African [American]." Dr. Dorothy Height, wearing a cobalt blue jacket and large flower brooch, sits to the First Lady's left, hands clasped in front of her face, looking pensive. You can see the the back of some of the audience's heads.
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  4. 9 Mac

    Special for . President Clinton received this object in 1995, the 75th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. It is similar to “Jailed for Freedom” pins given to National Woman’s Party members who were imprisoned for protesting at the White House.

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  5. 8 Mac

    The next session of our Teacher Film Study Series will be a discussion of the movie “Selma” on March 16th Other teacher workshops scheduled for this spring include DOCSTeach&More on April 13th. Details on . 3/3

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  6. 8 Mac

    Upcoming student programs include President Clinton’s Public Diplomacy in Northern Ireland in partnership the . Register or watch live on Facebook on March 16th at 10 am or 1 pm Central. 2/3

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  7. 8 Mac

    We offer free distance learning opportunities for pre-K thru 12th grade students and teachers. To find out more about the student programs and teacher workshops that can be scheduled upon request, visit . 1/3

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  8. 2 Mac

    This program is at 9:30 am on March 15th - Ruth Bader Ginsburg's birthday!

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    PreK-1st grade students can learn all about Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the reading of a new Little Golden Book with the author Shana Corey. 4/4

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  10. 1 Mac

    3rd - 5th grade students can learn about the women's suffrage movement at a reading and guided discussion of "March On" with author Lucy Lang on March 9th at 11 am. "March On!" Teacher workshop March 8th 4 pm - 6 pm. 3/4

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    In partnership with , middle school and high school students are invited visit with female members of the Arkansas House of Representatives at 9:30 am on March 12, 2021. 2/4

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  12. 1 Mac

    It's . We have opportunities for students of all ages to learn more about women's history plus a special teacher workshop. Programs are virtual and free. Register through 1/4

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  13. 1 Mac

    We kick off with a artifact: a "Women for a Democratic America" campaign button from c. 1996, gifted to the Clintons in 2014. It features Democratic First Ladies throughout history, from Rachel Jackson to Hillary Clinton.

    A circular political campaign button. The background is gold. The center features a portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton in a gold oval frame on a white background beneath blue and red text that reads "Democratic First Ladies of the White House." On either side of Hillary Clinton's portrait are American flags, and beneath her are three portraits, each in a gold oval frame. From left to right the portraits are of Eleanor Roosevelt, Jacqueline Kennedy, and Lady Bird Johnson. The centerpiece of the button is framed by a circular wreath made up of smaller portraits that alternate with simplified seals of the American flag. The bottom center of the button reads "Women for a Democratic America." The portraits begin clockwise from there and are as follows: Rachel Jackson, Hannah Van Buren, Sarah Polk, Jane Pierce, Harriet Lane, Frances Cleveland, Ellen Wilson, Edith Wilson, Elizabeth Truman, and Rosalynn Carter.
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  14. 23 Feb

    It's not too late to register for the Electing Our Presidents workshop - . 2/24 at 3:30 pm Central or 2/25 at 5:30 pm Central. Explore the process of electing our presidents with five Presidential Libraries. Free and open to all educators.

    Flyer for Electing Our Presidents workshop with VOTE buttons in the background. Times listed are Pacific.
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  15. 22 Feb

    Teaching about World War II? The virtual Hope, Endurance, and Justice program draws inspiration from the Anne Frank Tree installation in front of the library. Students examine on the Holocaust and Japanese-American Internment. FREE.

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  16. 22 Feb

    President Clinton commemorated several significant World War II milestones, including the 50th Anniversary of D-Day on June 6, 1994. See his remarks about the role the U.S. Navy in the Normandy invasion at

    President Clinton at podium with presidential seal. U.S. Military color guard with flags behind him.
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  17. 22 Feb

    To celebrate the last of , we're sharing this painting gifted to President Clinton in 1998! Called "Daughters of the South," it depicts two Black women in beautifully patterned dresses walking towards the water on a windy day.

    A photograph of artwork depicting the backs of two Black women as they walk through the grass towards a large body of water. The sky behind them is light blue and full of fluffy white clouds. The woman on the left wears a red and white striped dress and a headscarf, and they appear to be blowing in the wind. She carries a straw hat with a blue ribbon, also blowing in the wind, behind her back. The woman on the right wears a purple dress with pink roses. Her left hand rests on the other woman's shoulder in friendship, and her right hand secures her purple hat to her head in the wind.
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    18 Feb

    Sharon Farmer was the first woman and the first African American Chief White House Photographer. 📷: Sharon Farmer in front of Air Force One.

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  19. 18 Feb

    We're excited to present our latest Digital Library exhibit: "A Space for Diplomacy: The Clinton Administration's Relationship w " -- written & curated by a former graduate asst who is now assistant curator at ! Thanks for your hard work!

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  20. 16 Feb

    ICYMI, it's not too late to register for next week's "Electing Our Presidents" teacher workshop featuring presentations by five Presidential Libraries. FREE. AR teachers receive 1 1/2 hrs PD credit. Register at .

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