“Her story is the best of America’s story.” —President Clinton As the first female U.S. Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright helped reshape U.S. foreign policy in a post–Cold War world and define U.S. global leadership at the turn of the 21st century. On January 23, 1997, she was sworn in by President Bill Clinton: "Her story is the best of America’s story, told with courage, compassion, and conviction." 🎥: William J. Clinton Presidential Library | Clinton Presidential Center

Nostalgia mode: activated Happy holidays from the Clinton White House! 🎥 William J. Clinton Presidential Library | Clinton Presidential Center

In honor of President Bill Clinton turning 80 this year, Puerto Rican-born artist Virmarie DePoyster created a portrait that she says captures his “extraordinary ability to communicate, empathize, and forge authentic connections.” The new portrait will be on display starting Presidents Day, February 16. | Clinton Presidential Center

Sports unite people. In 1996, President Clinton spoke to the U.S. Olympic team: “We should be on the forefront always of bringing more people into the world of sport, more people into competition, more people having a chance to live out their dreams, whatever they are.” 🎥 @wjclibrary42 | Clinton Presidential Center

Explore the "Black Voices & Black History" playlist on our YouTube channel, featuring past programs and performances with Dr. Cornel West, Minyon Moore, the Little Rock Nine, and more. 📺 Watch: bit.ly/3Uy3BZa | Clinton Presidential Center

Visit the Clinton Center this week and see FOUR temporary exhibits on display: The White House Collection of American Crafts: 25th Anniversary Exhibit, The Mighty Mississippi, White House Green Building, and our newest exhibit– Cultural Heroes. The last day to see The Mighty Mississippi is Sunday, so plan your visit today! https://wjcf.co/visit | Clinton Presidential Center