Read Former President George W. Bush's Tweets
Editor's Note: Former President George W. Bush has no known public, official Twitter profile so we are showing the George W. Bush Presidential Center's official feed.
"More than 50% of the lowest scoring schools serve mostly students living in poverty— they received a 'Not Rated' label this time."
- Justine-Taylor Raymond, Bush Institute's Deputy Director of Education
Find out more about school and district ratings:
https://t.co/SLD1U6JROH
Have you watched the 2022 Forum on Leadership yet? The Bush Center’s Forum on Leadership is a landmark annual gathering to develop, recognize, and celebrate leadership.
Catch up on the conversation here:
https://t.co/wwdrsNg7ry
The newest #Catalyst issue focuses on how Americans can create a more perfect union and work together to strengthen the common good.
Explore these #CatalystIdeas: https://t.co/4i35xN1Ftz
"You have a much harder time finding common ground with other people because those you spend time with share all your identities." - @RachelKleinfeld Senior Fellow at the @CarnegieEndow
Read about strategies you can use to resolve conflict:
https://t.co/RDT2EExSae
Dr. Deborah L. Birx, Senior Fellow at the Bush Institute, former U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator, and former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, answers common questions about the monkeypox virus.
Take a look: https://t.co/rTDgv5K3Sz
Texas is booming economically, but the state is culturally divided. @cullumclark chatted with the @FinancialTimes about the state's future and if its social policies will impact which businesses call Texas home.
Read what he had to say: https://t.co/LseU6qIIs5
Listen to Overheard at the Bush Center to hear from leading policy makers, business leaders, and people on the front lines of change about issues like immigration, economic opportunity, education, democracy and the importance of free societies. https://t.co/bumstKNK7p
The #StandTo Veteran Leadership Program Scholars heard from a great lineup of speakers this morning as they continue to focus on the leadership pillar of decision making during Module Three.
This afternoon, program alumni arrive at the Bush Center for the #StandToReunion!
"This notion that centrism is a lack of ideology is a wrong take. The folks that are actually trying to get things done are trying to figure out where there is overlap between different ideologies and focus on that." - @WillHurd
More #CatalystIdeas:
https://t.co/QCZ6cHCEeh
Marie Yovanovitch, a distinguished career American diplomat, reflects on the distinct cultural differences between Russia and Ukraine and how Ukrainians have pursued a path to democracy and freedom while the Russians have not.
Take a look: https://t.co/UBgo3zovg9
Violence against women and girls is often excluded from conversations on the nexus of Central American migration, regional development, and domestic immigration reform.
What needs to change?
https://t.co/O4qqvUes0i
The Bush Institute's David J. Kramer shares that the U.S. and its allies must provide Ukraine with support to defeat the Russian military.
Read more in @NEDemocracy:
https://t.co/F831uKPn0H
"PEPFAR has been a win both for Africa and the U.S. and it serves U.S. foreign policy. The Congress and the American people should continue to support its lifesaving mission and current structure." - Deborah L. Birx & William R. Steiger
@americanpurpose https://t.co/mosdYpfGwZ
The threat to regional and global peace, prosperity, and security is increasing as the Taliban continues to erase Afghan women and girls from public life.
Learn more and see how you can show support for Afghans: https://t.co/2Fmk00QC0M
Don’t Look away.
The 2022 #StandTo Veteran Leadership Program Scholars are back at the Bush Center this week for their third module where they'll focus on the leadership theme of decision making and hear from an excellent lineup of speakers.
More about the program here: https://t.co/vRtoOuDopN
One of the reasons Africa was ready to tackle COVID-19 and other infectious diseases like Ebola is because of almost two decades of work by @PEPFAR.
Take a closer look here:
https://t.co/mTG4jVavLn
"After the Magnitsky Act, Vladimir Putin really got mad. He was mad at the policy and the person who advocated for the policy...me."
- @Billbrowder
We are looking forward to Browder's visit in September. Listen to his story on The #Strategerist Podcast:
https://t.co/7AjxZ14qg6
President of Estonia from 2006 to 2016, @IlvesToomas shares how Estonia’s independent culture made its transition to democracy easier than some nations after the Soviet Union collapsed.
Continue reading on #DemocracyTalks:
https://t.co/q5BatagS1p
"Most veterans never seek care due to embarrassment, shame, and fear of repercussions in the workplace. If they do pursue care, they are presented with a confusing array of choices and enduring doubt as to 'what right looks like.'" - @MFAmidon
Read more: https://t.co/kutHIwRTwp
Bush Institute Fellow Alex Gorsky, Executive Chairman of @JNJNews discusses why asking for forgiveness not permission is critical to innovation and how his parents shaped him into the leader he is today.
Listen now to #TheStrategerist: https://t.co/odY39kCmmO