2016 Democratic Nominee, SecState, Senator, hair icon. Mom, Wife, Grandma x3, lawyer, advocate, fan of walks in the woods & standing up for our democracy.
One winner and guest will join @Lin_Manuel, Paul Rudd, and me in New York City, along with special guests @JimmyFallon, @FrankieNegron, @AnaNavarroFL, and more for a night of Celebrity Karaoke on October 19th.
Enter by October 5th for your chance to win: bit.ly/win-karaoke
We're used to thinking of open-source models as an unadulterated good. But in the case of AI, they can actually pose additional dangers, as @ReidHoffman and I got into at #CGI2026. I appreciated this nuanced discussion.
We've never been closer to ending the HIV epidemic than right now. At #CGI2026, Daniel O'Day of @GileadSciences shared how we can all help get to this monumental finish line.
As new technologies transform our world, we need to ask hard questions about safety, ethics, responsibility, and trust.
That’s where we’re starting day two of #CGI2026. Watch live, starting now: clintonglobal.org/2026
Welcome to Friends of Dana Hyde.
As friends & former colleagues, including @BarackObama & @HillaryClinton, we’re honoring her life and seeking justice for her death.
Our site is live. Please sign up to lend your support and please share it with others:
justicefordanahyde.org
There’s plenty to feel discouraged about right now. But giving in to doom and gloom isn’t going to get us anywhere.
That’s what CGI is about this week: bringing people together to talk about the future we want and how to fight for it. Join us: clintonglobal.org/2026
Our national symbols matter, and they belong to all of us—not just one man.
A big thank you to everyone who turned out to protect the Kennedy Center this weekend. Keep going.
More voices, more ideas, more people coming together to tackle the challenges in front of us.
These are just some of the people joining us at CGI 2026 next week.
Learn more and follow along: clintonglobal.org/2026
Without ever holding elected office, Eleanor Roosevelt redefined the role of first lady from gracious helpmate to public advocate, spending half of each year crossing the country to see the Depression firsthand and bringing what she learned back to the White House.
In a new essay, Hillary Rodham Clinton reflects on Roosevelt—one of her heroes—and the discipline of showing up for the hardest problems confronting the nation and the world.
Read the full essay here: inpursuit.org/lessons/in-the…
Every year, the Clinton Global Initiative brings together people who are willing to ask hard questions—and then do something about the answers.
I'm looking forward to hearing from these attendees (and many more) next week. Learn more, and follow along, at clintonglobal.org/2026.
Who Decides is launching to answer the question at the center of a critical issue of our time: Who gets to decide how AI changes American life?
Right now, a few executives inside a handful of companies are making all the decisions as AI reshapes entire industries, education, communities, and safety, and as the most powerful models grow beyond our ability to control them.
Our goal is that by 2028, Democratic candidates from the top of the ticket on down run with a common AI safety agenda.
Read more about our plans to put this issue front and center for Democrats:
nytimes.com/2026/09/15/us/po…
Americans' right to vote is sacred. No president or institution can take it away, and it's good news that the Supreme Court has affirmed that fact.
nbcnews.com/politics/supreme…