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Happy birthday to the smartest, strongest, most selfless person I know. I love you.

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Call it a birthday throwback 💙 Happy 79th, Secretary Clinton!

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Happy 79th birthday, Secretary @HillaryClinton 💙🥳

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Quotes worth revisiting from Hillary Clinton.

As we celebrate Secretary Clinton’s 79th birthday this month, we’re looking back at some favorite moments from her decades of public service and her ongoing charitable work through the Clinton Foundation.

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“Now it is the time to act on behalf of women everywhere.”

In 1995, at the UN Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, Hillary Clinton called on the world to confront discrimination and inequality and build a future where every woman is treated with dignity and every child has the chance to thrive.

More than 30 years later, her call to action continues to speak to the importance of advancing opportunity for women and girls.

As we celebrate Secretary Hillary Clinton’s 79th birthday this month, we’re looking back at some favorite moments from her decades of public service and her ongoing charitable work through the Clinton Foundation.

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Every child deserves a book that opens up a whole new world. 📚💛

@ChelseaClinton visited B is for Books, a free children’s bookstore in Homestead, Pennsylvania, to celebrate the local organizations helping kids and families build a love of reading.

Through Too Small to Fail, we work with community partners to make early learning part of everyday life, from bookstores to libraries and beyond.

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A little birthday mail from the archives 💌

As we celebrate Secretary Hillary Clinton’s 79th birthday this month, we’re looking back at some favorite moments from her decades of public service — charitable work that continues today through the Clinton Foundation.

Help us celebrate Secretary Clinton’s birthday by signing her birthday card here: https://t.co/pjIHtFt4cj

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A little behind-the-scenes of Too Small to Fail’s work 📚💛

@ChelseaClinton visited B is for Books to celebrate the local partners helping kids and families build a love of reading.

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Chelsea Clinton and Lori Shapiro read to kids on Thursday at B is for Books, a free children’s bookstore in Homestead.

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Here are Clinton’s thoughts on the importance of literacy in Pennsylvania 📚 #literacy #clinton #pennsylvania #pittsburgh #boo

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What should you know before freezing your eggs?

This week, @ChelseaClinton talks with OB-GYN and fertility specialist Dr. Lucky Sekhon about how egg freezing works, what it costs, how age affects fertility, and the myths and misinformation surrounding IVF and “egg rejuvenation.”

Listen to the latest episode wherever you get your podcasts.

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A milestone in American history.

In 2016, Secretary Hillary Clinton became the first woman to accept the Democratic nomination for president from a major U.S. political party.

Nearly a century after women won the right to vote, her nomination marked a historic moment in the ongoing fight for equality and opportunity.

As we celebrate Secretary Clinton’s 79th birthday, we’re looking back on the moments that defined her legacy and the ideas that still inspire change.

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“Women’s rights are human rights.” A message that changed the conversation.

In 1995, Secretary Clinton delivered a landmark speech in Beijing, calling on the world to recognize women’s rights as human rights and urging action to advance equality for women and girls.

More than 30 years later, her words remain a powerful call to action.

As we celebrate Secretary Clinton’s 79th birthday, we’re looking back at the moments that defined her legacy and the ideas that continue to inspire change.

Help us celebrate Secretary Clinton’s birthday by signing her birthday card here: https://t.co/pjIHtFt4cj

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“Titles change and years pass, but the mission doesn’t: show up, do whatever is asked of you, and make it possible for someone else to put people first.”

In her latest Substack, @OpalVadhan shares a behind-the-scenes look at CGI 2026, the people working to turn commitments into action, and why the mission continues long after the meeting ends.

Read more from Opal: https://t.co/DfK82GxuJH

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States have the power to help tackle America’s maternal health crisis. A new roadmap shows how.

As @PluribusNews reports, the Clinton Policy Institute’s new Maternal Health State Playbook turns proven solutions into a roadmap for states ready to take action.

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“I want to build a football team where everybody is taught that if we work together, we can be better than everybody else.”

President @BillClinton shared these words about the power of working together at the @LRTouchdownClub where he joined Jerry Jones earlier this week as Jones announced a $10 million gift from his family to support the modernization and renovation of the Clinton Presidential Center.

That spirit of working together will help carry the Center’s mission of education, public service, and bringing people together into the future.

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Think you can spot health misinformation?

Put your knowledge to the test with Peabody Award-winning physician and science communicator Dr. Joel Bervell, who joins @ChelseaClinton on That Can’t Be True to fact-check viral health claims and explain how bias shapes medical care.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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NEW: The Clinton Policy Institute’s Maternal Health State Playbook offers states a roadmap to address the U.S. maternal health crisis.

More than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable, yet the U.S. maternal mortality rate remains more than twice that of most other high-income countries.

The playbook outlines proven strategies to expand access to care, address disparities and save lives.

Learn more: https://t.co/3j0nOolHcU

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Clinton Policy Institute Fellow Alanna McCargo’s take on yesterdays’s inflation report:

"Families are being squeezed by rising costs for housing, energy and health care, even as wage growth slows and the labor market weakens. For many, this means making difficult tradeoffs between paying the rent, keeping the heat on, and getting the care they need.

These pressures fall hardest on Black workers and women of color, underscoring the urgent need to strengthen family economic security and ensure all families have the resources and stability to thrive."

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A $10 million gift to help shape the future of the Clinton Presidential Center.

The Gene and Jerry Jones Family’s generous donation will support the Center’s modernization and enhance its educational facilities, preserve history, and bring people together.

Read more from President Clinton and Jerry Jones: https://t.co/yO2ROpypmV

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“We’ve carried the wisdom and the knowledge of our ancestors down through the generations.”

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re looking back at this conversation with Nemonte Nenquimo, Waorani leader and climate activist, on the importance of Indigenous knowledge, protecting our planet and the power of collaboration.

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