Clinton Presidential Center

Getting America back on track. In 1996, President @BillClinton presented to Congress the first balanced budget in nearly 20 years. This moment paved the way for a historic surplus, debt reduction, and investments across industries. 🎥 @WJCLibrary42

Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀 In 1995, Irish Prime Minister John Bruton presented President Bill Clinton with a crystal bowl of shamrocks to symbolize unity, diversity, and the enduring bond between Ireland and the United States. Throughout his administration, President Clinton was deeply involved in the peace-making process in Northern Ireland and in the Good Friday Agreement, which helped bring an end to decades of violent conflict.

5 bold women. 5 bold perspectives. 1 collective vision. Their advice for the next generation of women leaders, featuring voices from @ClintonCenter, @ARSymphony, @CityLittleRock, @arkmfaorg, and Ballet Arkansas.

IP Editor-in-Chief David Callahan takes stock of the former president's charitable efforts over the past quarter century. David Callahan Reports: tinyurl.com/bd8htxvh #GlobalHealth #ClintonFoundation #ClintonGlobalInitiative #HealthAccess #PhilanthropyLeadership #HumanitarianAid #GlobalDevelopment #DisasterRelief #Philanthropy #SocialImpact

When a generation chooses service, change happens. In 1993, President Bill Clinton created AmeriCorps with a simple idea: serving our community can help build a stronger, more united nation. 🎥 @WJCLibrary42

Fellow history nerds will enjoy the new exhibit at the Clinton library. arkansasadvocate.com/2026/03/10/new…

⭐ Have you nominated an educator for our Arkansas Educator Impact Awards? ⭐ Celebrate outstanding Arkansas K–12 educators who inspire students to become compassionate leaders and engaged community members, creating a lasting ripple effect within their schools and beyond. Submission deadline is March 13 → clintonpresidentialcenter.org/educatorawards

NOW OPEN ➡️ Our new exhibit, “Making Amends,” is on display! 🎟️ Plan your visit at clintonpresidentialcenter.org/makingamends

Every advanced economy faces a choice between hope and fear, between stagnation and change. | @ClintonFdn 🎥 @WJCLibrary42

🧑‍🏫 We’ve got a full lineup of upcoming #educator workshops and opportunities! ✏️ Explore relevant topics, connect with fellow educators, and discover new ways to bring history and civic engagement into your classroom. 🍎 Sign up → clintonfoundation.org/clinton-presid… @WJCLibrary42

"We really need to practice, promote, and develop a culture of intentionality and integrity." Jalen Humphreys, a second-year @ClintonSchool student, understands the value of being the change you want to see.

"We can see ourselves in others who have been told they are different from us." Through her powerful storytelling, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson amplifies marginalized voices, highlighting our shared humanity.

Ideas 🤝 Solutions 🥇 Neema Patel, a junior at LISA Academy, wrote about creating the Arkansas Youth Civic Impact Initiative (AYCII). 🥈 Samidhi Mudalige, a junior at Little Rock Central High, addressed food insecurity and its effects on other aspects of our lives, such as voting. 🥉 Neeharika Raju, a senior at Valley View High School, encouraged expanding access and improving civic education, creating learning and service opportunities, and fostering activism.

⭐ Rocco in the Rock! ⭐ 11-year-old @WhiteHouseHstry Author, Rocco Smirne, and his mom, Arioth Smirne, spent the day at the Clinton Presidential Center, where they 🔹 Inspired young students through an engaging pep rally 🔹 Read "Rocco Keeps the Beat!" 🔹 Discussed, read, and signed copies of his newest book, "Rocco Celebrates America's 250th Birthday at the White House!"

Leah Daughtry said it best: civility is a daily decision, and it matters.

Progress is never inevitable. It is made by those willing to do the work. In 2000, President Bill Clinton awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Rev. Jesse Jackson — honoring a lifetime spent pushing our nation closer to its promise. As Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us, progress is never inevitable. It is earned by those willing to be coworkers in the cause of justice. Rev. Jackson answered that call. 🎥 @WJCLibrary42

Jesse Jackson receives the President Medal of Freedom in 2000 from @BillClinton. RIP.

🗳️ #Arkansas: Early #voting starts today! More info: sos.arkansas.gov

Reverend Jackson never stopped working for a better America with brighter tomorrows. Hillary’s and my full statement on the passing of our dear friend:

👋 NEW: Meet the winners of our 2026 Clinton Foundation Ideas Matter Scholarship Essay Contest! 💡 These students brought their ideas to life through action plans, exploring how young generations can create meaningful change through civic participation. More info → clintonpresidentialcenter.org/ideasmatteress…