President Clinton and Secretary Clinton stand onstage during a presidential campaign rally in 1992. Confetti is falling and there are American flags behind them.
Then-Governor Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton wave to the crowd while at a presidential campaign rally in 1992

Clinton Administration & Campaign Alumni

Project 42 applies the enduring lessons of President Clinton’s lifetime of public service to the challenges of today

President Clinton and Secretary Clinton stand onstage during a presidential campaign rally in 1992. Confetti is falling and there are American flags behind them.
Then-Governor Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton wave to the crowd while at a presidential campaign rally in 1992

Project 42 highlights the record of the Clinton administration and engages with alumni of the administration and campaigns.

 

Highlighting the Record

President Clinton’s legacy, the alumni’s shared legacy, is captured by “putting people first” – the extraordinary record of the administration that strengthened America and the world. Through the Clinton Presidential Center, the Foundation, and Project 42, the work continues. To highlight the record of the Clinton administration and its relevance to the issues of today, we host a variety of in-person and virtual events and focus on anniversaries of milestones and key administration accomplishments.

 

Alumni Engagement

Project 42 offers a range of opportunities for alumni of President Clinton’s administration and campaigns to engage with one another and with the work of the Clinton Presidential Center and Foundation. Specifically, Project 42 hosts and helps conduct events with President Clinton, broad alumni and department-specific reunions, policy conferences, and opportunities for alumni speakers. Additionally, we connect with alumni, and feature their voices, through a quarterly alumni newsletter.

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If you served in the Clinton administration or in either of the presidential campaigns, and would like to receive our alumni newsletter and invitation for events, join the alumni network today.

In Photos: the Alumni Experience

Then-Governor Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton stand amid a crowd at a rally
President-elect Bill Clinton and Vice President-elect Al Gore celebrate on stage.
President Bill Clinton speaks on stage.
Secretary Alexis Herman and Stephanie Streett speak on stage.
Secretary Rodney Slater and Bruce Reed speak on stage.
Secretary Bob Rubin, Stephanie Streett, and Kevin Thurm take part in a panel discussion.
Secretary Madeleine Albright participates in a panel discussion.
Donna Brazile, Minyon Moore, Yolanda Caraway, and Rev. Leah Daughtry participate in a book signing.
President Clinton speaks on stage at an anniversary event.
Then-Governor Clinton celebrates on stage at the 1992 Democratic National Convention.
Supporters for Then-Governor Clinton and Senator Al Gore cheer during a campaign stop.
Second Lady Tipper Gore, Vernon Jordan, and First Lady Hillary Clinton take a photo together.
John Podesta participates in a discussion.
President Clinton takes a photo at an event.
Former staff members of the Clinton administration take a photo together.
Terry Edmonds speaks at an event.
President Clinton gives remarks at an event.
John Podesta, Sylvia Matthews Burwell, Mack McLarty, and Stephanie Streett participate in a panel discussion.
Stephanie Streett moderates a conversation with Rahm Emanuel.
Secretary Clinton and President Clinton speak on stage during a concert.
Then-Governor Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton cheer while at a presidential campaign rally in 1992.

SHARED STORIES OF SERVICE

25TH ANNIVERSARY OF CZECH NATO MEMBERSHIP

President Bill Clinton traveled to Prague, March 9-12, where he delivered remarks at the “Our Security Cannot Be Taken For Granted” conference to mark the 25th anniversary of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary’s membership to NATO – an expansion that helped to realize a more peaceful, united and democratic Europe.

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President Clinton raises his right hand while taking the oath of office in front of the United States Capitol
Alexis Herman holds a microphone while speaking onstage
President Clinton and Secretary Madeleine Albright speak while seated in a car
Minyon Moore appears in a Zoom video call
President Clinton and Rodney Slater speak with one another
President Clinton and Vernon Jordan speak with one another

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President Clinton stands with Rosa Parks in the Oval Office. Rosa Parks holds the Presidential Medal of Freedom certificate.
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