The Bush Center offers conferences and forums presenting perspectives and solutions to address problems facing the public in four key areas of engagement which include: Economic Growth, Education Reform, Global Health and Human Freedom.
As we develop the Institute's focus and foundation, we will also host community outreach programs to include educational and fun events for the entire family.
Topping Out Ceremony
October 3, 2011
A topping out ceremony is traditionally held to commemorate the placement of the highest point on the building’s structure. For the Bush Center, this point is Freedom Hall. View coverage of the Topping Out Ceremony here.
SLANT 45
January 11-14, 2011
The Bush Center and SLANT 45 teamed up to celebrate the kids and their outstanding achievements. SLANT 45 families explored historic treasures that shaped the Presidency of George W. Bush. The Bush Center and Slant 45 reached out locally, nationally and even globally to inspire youth and people of all ages to get engaged, educated and excited about making a difference in the world around us. Learn more about SLANT 45 here.
Groundbreaking Ceremony
November 16, 2010
View the webcast from the George W. Bush Presidential Center Groundbreaking Ceremony at SMU on November 16, 2010. Re–visit the speeches from President, Mrs. Bush and their distinguished guests; re-live the historical ceremonial dig that broke new ground; and share in the vision of the Bush Center’s lifelong commitment to a freer and better world. For highlights and more information, please click here.
Breaking New Ground: A Special Exhibit at Meadows Museum at SMU
October 18, 2010
We hosted a special exhibition presenting all that the Bush Center will offer the SMU Campus, Dallas, the state of Texas, our nation, and global communities. For highlights and more information, please click here.