Beginning Monday, March 9, we will begin using a new point of sale system for George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum admission; Engage at the Bush Center, presented by Highland Capital Management, programming; and membership purchases and renewals.
If you have purchased tickets online previously, please note that you will receive an email next week with instructions on how to log in to the new site.
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Five for Friday
A Weekly Digest from the Bush Center
March 6, 2020
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Celebrating International Women's Day
At the Bush Institute, we work to advance the rights of women here at home and around the world. We are proud to work with strong female leaders who are driving positive change in their communities. In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, we recognize trailblazing women in our leadership programs who are paving the way and inspiring others.
Why we're celebrating
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In Focus
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HUMAN FREEDOM | Democracy in Action
On Tuesday, Joseph Kim, the Bush Institute’s expert-in-residence for the Human Freedom Initiative and a North Korean refugee, voted for the first time.
Watch the video
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ICYMI | Bush Institute Weighs in on PTSD Study
Kacie Kelly, deputy director of the Bush Institute's Military Service Initiative, weighs in on a post-traumatic stress medical survey and shares how this study may inadvertently reinforce negative perceptions about veterans seeking mental healthcare.
Read Kelly's thoughts
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EL SALVADOR | Protecting a Fragile Democracy
In February, El Salvador's troops and police officers, carrying rifles and dressed in battle fatigues, barricaded the country's legislature. The Bush Institute’s Central America Prosperity Project participant Claudia Umaña Araujo admonishes this show of force and shares how the country's government must protect El Salvador's fragile democracy.
Learn more
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NOW OPEN | Liberty & Laughter Special Exhibit
Looking for a break from election season already? Liberty & Laughter: The Lighter Side of the White House special exhibit, is now open through October 4, 2020, unveiling first family anecdotes, amusing artifacts, presidential pranks, inside jokes, and more.
Plan your visit
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