Lifesaving health care for Americans — once and for all. 25 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act, which significantly expanded investment in essential screenings and treatment options for women diagnosed with breast and cervical cancer. Since then, millions of uninsured women have been served by the program. | Clinton Presidential Center

👋 Meet Kenny Evans, the inaugural recipient of our Clinton Presidential Research Fellowship, which supports graduate students and academics studying American history and presidential legacies. 🔬 A Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy student, Kenny’s research focuses on the history of U.S. science policy and the role of scientists in public policymaking. Rice University | Clinton Presidential Center

Happy 78th Birthday to Secretary Hillary Clinton! From attorney to Secretary of State, her life has been defined by service, perseverance, and impact. Sign her card: https://www.clintonfoundation.org/happy-birthday-secretary-clinton/?utm_campaign=cf_hrc78&utm_medium=social&ms=cf_fb&utm_source=cf_fb | Clinton Presidential Center

💪 Then-first lady Hillary Clinton's speech at the Fourth UN World Conference on Women in 1995 in Beijing galvanized a global movement for women's rights and served as a turning point for the role of first lady. 📺 Hear more from Diana B. Carlin, Anita B. McBride, and Nancy Kegan Smith about the lasting influence of first ladies: bit.ly/4bu0syv Clinton School of Public Service | William J. Clinton Presidential Library | Clinton Presidential Center