"Coaching goes well beyond just the court or field. Effective coaching involves getting to know each athlete as a person," shares Harrison Bernstein, 2022 Stand-To Veteran Leadership Program Scholar and Executive Director of Soldiers to Sidelines. In this article, Bernstein discusses

Penelope Muse Abernathy joined The Strategerist podcast to discuss news deserts, the importance of quality journalism, and why local reporting is essential to our democracy. Listen to the latest episode of The #Strategerist: bushcenter.org/publications/p…

There’s a new health emergency in Africa – one that may ultimately threaten Americans without active steps to prevent it. We must take steps now to prevent the spread of mpox: bushcenter.org/publications/w…

Check-In makes it simple for veterans and their loved ones to receive confidential and compassionate support within 72 hours of contact at no cost and with no hassle. Discover how and start your #VeteranCheckIn journey here: veterancheckin.org”

"How the Best Did It: Leadership Lessons from Our Presidents with the World Affairs Council Conversation" with author and presidential historian Talmage Boston and Director of SMU Center for Presidential History Jeffrey Engel Get event tickets here: dfwworld.org/event/how-the-…

"And yet, our country is the United States of America. Despite people of vastly different backgrounds and beliefs, we are united around foundational values and documents," says Bush Institute's Christopher Walsh on #pluralistic #democracy. Read more: bushcenter.org/publications/a…

The 2024 #StandTo Veteran Leadership Program Scholars convened last week for their third program module! The Scholars – who are working tirelessly in support of our nation’s veterans and their families – gained insights from inspiring leaders like retired United States Air Force

“How the Best Did It: Leadership Lessons from Our Presidents with the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth Conversation” with author and presidential historian Talmage Boston and Director of SMU Center for Presidential History Jeffrey Engel World Affairs Council 🇺🇸Get event tickets:

"Gen Z and millennials already have a very different, skeptical, and interactive approach to the news than previous generations. Rather than trusting legacy media, they often follow influencers who, like them, are in the early years of their careers. These younger content

Have you been listening to The Strategerist podcast? The #Strategerist podcast highlights compassion and optimism through conversation with newsmakers, leaders, and people working to change the world. 🎙️Learn more about the show and listen: bushcenter.org/podcast/the-st…

In this Veteran's Day episode from 2020, U.S. Army Second Lieutenant and Paralympic Games medalist Melissa Stockwell shares her journey representing America both before and after active duty, as she is the first female U.S. service member to lose a limb in combat. In a few days,

In a recent article, Jessica Ludwig, Director of Global Policy at the Bush Institute analyzes the aftermath of Venezuela’s elections, one where hope for democracy remains: bushcenter.org/publications/o…

"Don’t design your legacy; live your legacy" — Major General Alfred K. Flowers, Jr. As a sharecropper from rural North Carolina who became the longest-serving airman in Air Force history and the longest-serving African American in the Department of Defense, Major General Alfred

"Louisiana is turning to service member retention as part of an attempt to improve the state’s economy, workforce, and population declines, thanks to the work of a group of #StandTo Veteran Leadership Program Scholars." — Bush Institute's Kinsey Clemmer bushcenter.org/publications/l…

What is South Korea's new unification policy? During a speech on August 15, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced a new policy approach for “freedom-based unification” strategy, which means South Korea will "increase the flow of reliable information to the North Korean

Each September, the George W. Bush Institute welcomes North Korean escapees to Dallas for a multi-day gathering aimed at helping participants develop their leadership and advocacy skills. At this year’s third annual North Korean Human Rights Workshop, a group of 13 North Korean

WATCH NOW: Ellen Bork, Fellow at the Bush Institute, is participating in a live conversation hosted by the Hudson Institute on how foreign adversaries infiltrate campuses in the U.S. hudson.org/events/how-for…

Day of Remembrance on September 11th: The community is invited to join the staff of the George W. Bush Presidential Center for a moment of remembrance on Wednesday, September 11 at 8:30 a.m. We recommend guests arrive before 8:15 a.m. Admission will be free to all guests

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch visited the Bush Center tonight to discuss his latest book, Over Ruled: The Human Toll of Too Much Law. Watch the recording: bushcenter.org/events-and-exh…