"It was really important for me to share that other side." Chrissy Teigen on how being open about postpartum mental health matters so less women feel alone. | #CGI2026# Join us:

“Let us widen the circle of who gets believed, who gets funded, and who gets heard.” From community college to space, Blue Origin astronaut and entrepreneur Aisha Bowe knows what’s possible when we refuse to treat doubt as destiny. At #CGI2026#, she challenged us to think bigger. Join us:

Keep going. When progress is under pressure, giving up isn’t an option. Tune in as leaders at #CGI2026# share how they’re pushing through setbacks, protecting hard-won gains, and building for the future. 🔹President @BillClinton 🔹Secretary @HillaryClinton 🔹@ChelseaClinton 🔹Hanin Ahmed 🔹@AnneAslett1 @ejaf 🔹Felicia Dehaney Russell 🔹@GerkenHeather @FordFoundation 🔹Donna McKay 🔹Bernadette Meehan @Wikimedia 🔹Daniel O'Day @GileadSciences 🔹@mariaressa @rapplerdotcom 🔹@jrezaian 🔹Tristan Schukraft @heymistr_ 🔹Muhammad Yunus @Yunus_Centre Watch live:

“When the history of this moment is written – I know that I will be proud to have stood with people like you, with people who believed the future could be better than the present.” President Bill Clinton opened #CGI2026# with a reminder of what CGI is all about: bringing people together to turn ideas into action. Join us:

How do we get it right? At a time of unprecedented challenges, progress depends on what we choose to do next. At #CGI2026#, we're choosing action. Join us for the opening session with: 🔹President @BillClinton 🔹Secretary @HillaryClinton 🔹Dr. @ChelseaClinton 🔹@staceyabrams 🔹Dr. @NoubarAfeyan 🔹Jared Bauer 🔹@arbowe 🔹Katy Brodsky Falco 🔹@Lupita_Nyongo 🔹@meganranney 🔹Dr. @crojasphd 🔹@NidhiS2601 🔹and more Tune in this morning:

In a world that is changing fast, what does it mean to get it right? @UzoAduba unpacks the question at the heart of CGI 2026 — where hundreds of leaders from business, government, philanthropy, advocacy, and culture will come together to turn ideas into action. Join us tomorrow:

What’s working? Start there. Ahead of #CGI2026# next week, we’re revisiting this message from @ChelseaClinton Join us September 22–23. Learn more about CGI 2026:


“Be caught trying.” Wemimo Abbey shared this message at CGI last year — a reminder of what President Clinton inspired in him 12 years ago: show up, make the commitment, and keep trying to make a difference. #CGI2026# is just days away. Join us September 22–23. Learn more about CGI 2026:


“Democracy is under siege. It takes a great big village to save democracy. We are that village.” At CGI 2025, Secretary @HillaryClinton spoke about the role each of us can play. Next week, leaders from across sectors will come together again at #CGI2026# to tackle some of the biggest challenges we face and turn conversations into action. Learn more about CGI and how you can be a part of it:

NEW: Meet the latest voices joining the #CGI2026# lineup. 🎤 🔹@staceyabrams 🔹@ianbremmer 🔹@SophiaBush 🔹@Carlos_E_Espina 🔹@FlavorFlav 🔹@NickKristof 🔹@VjosaOsmaniPRKS 🔹@JBPritzker 🔹@GovernorVA 🔹@GovWhitmer 🔹@Ginger_Zee and so many more September 22–23 | New York City Join us: clinton

“For the first time, we have a real shot at moving from managing HIV/AIDS to actually ending it.”  Last year, partners came together to help make lenacapavir available at a cost of $40 a year in 120 low- and middle-income countries. The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), along with @UNITAID, @WitsRHI and @drreddys, announced the groundbreaking agreement. We’re just days away from #CGI2026#. What’s possible when partners come together again? Learn more about CGI and how you can be a part of it:

The title he is most proud to hold: citizen. On January 18, 2001, President Bill Clinton delivered his farewell address from the Oval Office. After eight years in office, he reflected on the responsibility of public service and what it means to remain committed to your country beyond the presidency. “I will never hold a position higher or a covenant more sacred than that of President of the United States. But there is no title I will wear more proudly than that of citizen.” As we celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday, we’re closing out our look back at some of his defining moments from his presidency and the lasting legacy of service, opportunity and hope. Help us celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday by signing his birthday card here:

A future rooted in common ground. In 1998, the Good Friday Agreement was signed, marking a historic step toward peace in Northern Ireland after decades of violent conflict. President Clinton played an important role in supporting the pathway to peace, helping bring people together around a shared vision for a more peaceful and inclusive future. More than 25 years later, the Good Friday Agreement remains a powerful reminder that even after decades of division, a new beginning is possible. As we celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday, we’re reflecting on the moments that defined his presidency, and the belief that finding common ground can change the course of history. Help us celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday by signing his birthday card here:

When Americans come together, change is possible. In 1993, President Clinton signed the Brady Bill into law, establishing federal background checks for handgun purchases and a waiting period for certain firearm purchases. But as President Clinton reflected at the signing, the moment was about more than a new law. It was about Americans coming together to demand change and prove that democracy can work. As we celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday, we’re looking back at the moments that defined his presidency, and the moments that showed what is possible when people come together to make their voices heard. Help us celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday by signing his birthday card here:

A healthier future for America’s children. In 1997, President Clinton signed the Balanced Budget Act into law, creating the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) and expanding access to health coverage for millions of children across the country. At the signing, President Clinton reflected on what the legislation would mean for families: “Millions of children all across this country will be able to get medicine, and have their sight and hearing tested, and see dentists and doctors for the first time.” As we celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday, we’re looking back at the moments that defined his presidency, and the work to create greater opportunity for generations to come. Help us celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday by signing his birthday card here:

Getting America back on track. President Clinton’s bold economic agenda led to the longest period of economic expansion to that point in American history. Defining moments throughout his presidency, like the 1993 Deficit Reduction Plan and the Balanced Budget Agreement of 1997, eliminated the deficit and helped pave the way for consecutive surpluses, debt reduction, and historic investments in families and communities across the country. As we celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday, we’re reflecting on the moments that defined his presidency and the lasting impact of the decisions made along the way. Help us celebrate President Clinton’s 80th birthday by signing his birthday card here: