CFC Cause of the Week: Crisis and Disaster Response. It sometimes seems that the world faces another crisis or natural disaster each week. It’s easy to become jaded until you or your loved ones need help. Here’s your chance to pay it forward. Continue reading CFC Cause of the Week: Crisis and Disaster Response
The Smithsonian Staff Learning Series presents “How Neurodivergent Populations Experience (and Struggle with) Museums & Cultural Spaces: A Talk with ADDitude Magazine.” Continue reading How Neurodivergent Populations Experience (and Struggle with) Museums and Cultural Spaces
From arts, nonprofit, and media mavens to corporate, political, and legal powerhouses, Washingtonian magazine has chosen 169 women making a mark in Washington. This year, that list includes seven of our Smithsonian colleagues. Continue reading Smithsonian museum directors among the “Most Powerful Women in Washington”
Please join Secretary Bunch Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 10 a.m. in-person in the Ring Auditorium at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden for a Smithsonian All-Staff meeting. This will be a hybrid event with both a live audience and a livestream on Prism for those who cannot attend in person. Continue reading Save the Date! Secretary’s Town Hall Meeting: Sept. 20 at 10 a.m.
Assistant Inspector General for Audits Joan Mockeridge will serve as the Acting Inspector General after Helm’s departure until a new IG is selected by the Board of Regents. Continue reading Inspector General Cathy Helm retires Sept. 1
So you think you can dance? Or sing, or play the banjo? We want you! Continue reading So you think you can dance? Or sing, or play the banjo? We want you!
The Smithsonian is home to the best in American art and craft, but not all of our talented artists are represented in museum galleries. Continue reading 2024 Artists at Work
Meet Beth Ziebarth and the Office of Diversity Continue reading Meet Beth Ziebarth and the Office of Diversity
Dr. Julia Novakowski will become the Smithsonian’s new Director for the Office for Educational Technology, effective July 31, 2023. Continue reading Office of Educational Technology has a new director
Nominations are open for the 2023 Secretary’s Research Prizes. The Prizes, organized by the Smithsonian Congress of Scholars, recognize excellence in recent research across the Smithsonian and reflect the diversity of research at the Institution. Continue reading Nominations now open: 2023 Secretary’s Research Awards
Join Taliia Smith of the Office of Public Relations' Social Media team as she celebrates Teacher's Appreciation Day by appreciating some teachers. Continue reading Celebrating Smithsonian Educators
We are reevaluating and working to improve the survey to better meet the needs of both staff and leadership. Continue reading Update on the 2025 Smithsonian Employee Perspective Survey
The Smithsonian Excellence in Digital Awards acknowledge, honor, and elevate outstanding staff achievements across a variety of digital disciplines Continue reading Nominations are now open for the 2025 Excellence in Digital Awards
Brachman brings 20 years of experience on Capitol Hill and in the private sector to her new role. Continue reading Anne Brachman named new director of the Office of Government Relations
"Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth." - Muhammad Ali Continue reading Volunteer Spotlight: Maureen Bryant’s half-century of service
