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What does the science actually say about aging?
On this week’s episode of That Can’t Be True, @ChelseaClinton sits down with geriatrician Dr. Stephanie Rogers to separate fact from fiction when it comes to longevity. They get into the hype around biohacking, how to support loved ones as they age and why hearing health and fall prevention matter.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
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“It takes a great big village to save democracy. We are that village.”
At CGI 2025, Secretary Clinton spoke about the importance of coming together to address democratic backsliding around the world. She reminded us that people and organizations everywhere are already working to solve the challenges we face, and that each of us has a role to play.
That spirit of collective action is central to the work of the Clinton Global Initiative and the Clinton Foundation.
How do we get it right? By listening to one another, learning from one another and focusing on what we can accomplish together.
At #CGI2026 this year, President Clinton shared a reminder that progress isn't about being right all the time. It's about building the kind of systems, partnerships and shared commitment that keep us moving forward.
Menopause affects millions of people, but health policy has not caught up.
On That Can’t Be True this week, @ChelseaClinton sits down with Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, a lawyer and menstrual equity advocate. They discuss menopause misinformation, what is possible to fill gaps in education and coverage, and why we need to rethink how we talk about menopause.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
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30 years ago today, President Bill Clinton was re-elected to a second term as President of the United States.
In his November 5, 1996, victory speech, he reflected on the progress made over the previous four years and looked ahead to the work still to come. He spoke about putting differences aside, finding common ground and building on the shared values that bring Americans together.
"America always wins" when we set aside our differences and work together, he told the crowd that night.
Three decades later, his message about the importance of unity and working together continues to resonate.
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“Voting is an empty promise unless people vote… It is the right of every American to vote. It is also the responsibility of every American to vote.” —President Bill Clinton | #ElectionDay
Find information about voting at vote.gov.
Then and now. The commitment to national service continues.
President Clinton established AmeriCorps in 1993, expanding opportunities for Americans to serve their communities. More than three decades later, he recently took the stage at City Year’s Opportunity Summit to celebrate the young people who continue to make service a force for change.
The years have passed, but the mission remains: bringing people together to strengthen communities and create opportunities for the next generation.
What’s your problem? We’re back with another conversation about the challenges people are working to solve.
This time, we’re talking with @newvotersorg, a nonpartisan organization that helps high school students lead voter registration drives and engage their classmates in civic life.
Their approach: give young people the tools to make a difference, and let them lead.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate among wealthy countries, and 80% of those deaths are preventable. And, it’s getting more, not less, dangerous to be pregnant and give birth in much of the country. I talked with @CTurlington of @everymomcounts and @AngelinaSpicer of Spicey Moms about the challenges facing mothers across the country, from access to maternity care to postpartum depression. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
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With the passing of Dolores Huerta, Hillary and I have lost a dear friend, and we’ve all lost a stalwart champion of working Americans.
Dolores wore many hats: voting rights advocate, human rights champion, die-hard Democrat, self-described “born-again feminist,” and co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America. To see her in action was to witness a living legend who never stopped pushing for progress and seeing every new obstacle as a fresh opportunity to educate, to organize, and to uplift—even as those efforts sometimes brought her grave consequences. I will never forget and always be grateful for her support for Hillary in 2008 and 2016. It was an honor to award her the Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award in 1998 and a great gift to spend time with and fight alongside her.
Our hearts go out to her family and the countless Americans whose lives were forever changed by her good long life.
We're remembering Dolores Huerta, the trailblazing civil rights and labor leader who co-founded the United Farm Workers and helped lead the fight for farmworkers’ rights.
Her decades of advocacy helped shape the labor and civil rights movements and inspired generations to stand up for better working conditions and a more equitable world. Her legacy will endure in the people she empowered and the movements she helped build.
In 2022, we honored Huerta with the Clinton Global Citizen Award.
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Call it a birthday throwback 💙 Happy 79th, Secretary Clinton!
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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.
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.
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