President Clinton Visits Clinton Foundation Projects in Latin America
by Clinton Foundation
On May 14 and 15, President Bill Clinton traveled to Peru and Colombia with philanthropists Frank Giustra and Marco A. Slim to visit Clinton Foundation projects and announce new efforts that will positively impact disadvantaged communities in Latin America.
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Arkansas Welcomes the Clinton Health Matters Initiative
While the overall health of our state has begun to improve, Arkansas is still ranked near the bottom in many national health indicator reports. In fact, more than 50 percent of Arkansas adults are living with at least one chronic disease. These people struggle...
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Impact of the 2013 Health Matters Conference
In January the Clinton Foundation hosted its second annual health and wellness conference, Health Matters: Activating Wellness In Every Generation, where conference participants announced pledges to action totaling more than $100 million. These pledges will work to increase access for education, disease prevention...
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Celebrating 20 Years of the Family & Medical Leave Act
The late 20th century will be remembered for the onset of dramatic economic, social, environmental and political changes which continue to challenge us at home and abroad. Though our increasingly interdependent global economy allowed people...
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Health Matters Conference Inspires Pledges to Action
With the recent launch of the Clinton Health Matters Initiative (CHMI), we anticipate that 2013 will be a year of catalyzing action on the health and wellness challenges we face across the United States. To help create sustainable solutions that can be replicated nationally, we are calling on individuals, communities, and organizations to make pledges to increase access to resources that can help people everywhere live better – from health and wellness education to healthier food and fresh produce to health care and mental health support.
And in the short time since CHMI’s launch in November 2012,…
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Bringing Change to Washington’s HIV Crisis
All eyes have been on Washington D.C. as the close of the inauguration brings the inevitable return to political wrangling. But to Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) participant Tyler Spencer and a group of NCAA-Division I athletes, partisanship isn’t the capitol city’s only problem.
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