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In this issue of the newsletter, we share highlights from the COP28 climate meeting, where Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, and the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) team explored solutions at the intersection of climate, health, and gender equity; the 30th anniversary celebration of AmeriCorps with President Bill Clinton and champions of public service; a CGI University graduation event; a bus tour across Georgia with the Overdose Response Network; and more.  

Plus, don't miss the opportunity to vote for CGI in the 2024 Anthem Awards, honoring excellence in social impact. Cast your vote by December 21 to celebrate the impact of the CGI community.

Wishing you happy holidays, and thanks for being a part of our community.

— The Clinton Foundation team

📢 New dates for CGI 2024 announced. Don’t forget to mark your calendars — #CGI2024 is coming to New York City on September 23-24, 2024. Watch key moments from CGI 2023 in our latest video, featuring impactful conversations with global leaders and over 160 new Commitments to Action addressing urgent challenges.

🏆 Vote for CGI in the 2024 Anthem Awards. CGI is a finalist in the Anthem Awards, honoring excellence in social impact. Cast your vote by December 21 to celebrate the impact of CGI 2023 and our community. 

🌍 CGI at COP28. Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, Dr. Chelsea Clinton, and the CGI team participated in the COP28 summit, leading conversations on the intersection of climate, health, and gender equity.  

🌱 CGI awards grants to three social impact startups. CGI Greenhouse empowers three startups with grants to launch impactful social enterprises tackling global challenges.

AmeriCorps CEO Michael D. Smith giving President Clinton a commemorative letterman jacket during the "AmeriCorps: 30 Years Forward" summit. (2023)

🌟 President Clinton and champions of service gathered in Little Rock for "AmeriCorps: 30 Years Forward." The summit commemorated the 30th anniversary of AmeriCorps and discussed the future of national service.

Chelsea Clinton reading with a child at the Napa County Health and Human Services Agency to showcase the impact of Too Small to Fail's partnership with the California Department of Social Services. (2023)

💡 The Rockefeller Foundation commits over $11 million to climate solutions, with Too Small to Fail among the initial grantees. The initiative aims to craft a framework outlining the impact of climate change on children's health, providing a guide for entertainment industry professionals to integrate into storylines.

🎓 CGI U celebrated the 2023 student cohort's successful completion of their social impact curriculum and graduation from the program.

🚌 The Overdose Response Network (ORN) initiated Mobilize Recovery Across Georgia. This three-week bus tour spanned almost 50 Georgia communities, featuring rallies with live music, local leaders, and recovery community organizations. In collaboration with the Georgia Council for Recovery, the ORN covered 2,500+ miles, reached nearly 8,000 Georgians, distributed over 1,000 doses of Narcan, and hosted 48 recovery events. From Atlanta to Savannah, the tour conveyed a message of hope for those in long-term recovery from substance use disorder.

IN THE NEWS

• Associated Press: Clinton Global Initiative will launch network to provide new humanitarian aid to Ukrainians   
• Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: Bill Clinton joins summit in Little Rock marking AmeriCorps milestone 
• Associated Press: Chelsea Clinton hopes new donations and ideas can help women and girls face increasing challenges 
• The Observer: The Clinton Global Initiative Continues to Draw CEOs and A-List Stars

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