The new year brings an opportunity for reflection and respite. I hope you find peace in some of the spaces and projects created by your colleagues. Continue reading This year, make time for moments of peace
Secretary Bunch clarifies the Smithsonian’s policy regarding human remains in our scientific collections. Continue reading THe Smithsonian’s policy on human remains
Secretary Bunch clarifies the Smithsonian’s policy regarding human remains in our scientific collections. Continue reading The Smithsonian’s policy on human remains
A new Smithsonian exhibition invites visitors to use his groundbreaking infographics as a lens into Black history. Continue reading Why W.E.B. Du Bois remains such an inspiration
The iconic building will undergo extensive repairs and renovations beginning in March. Continue reading The Smithsonian “Castle” will close Feb. 1 for a five-year renovation
Secretary Bunch offers his best wishes to the entire Smithsonian community for the 2022 holiday season. Continue reading Happy Holidays from Secretary Bunch
Secretary Bunch offers his best wishes to the entire Smithsonian community for the 2022 holiday season. Continue reading Happy Holidays from Secretary Lonnie Bunch
Throughout the drafting process for “Smithsonian 2027: Our Shared Future,” we never stopped asking: what can the Smithsonian become? How can we build on tradition without being held captive by it? Continue reading Our Five-Year Plan Charts a Bold Future for the Smithsonian
Secretary Bunch and other senior leadership will be on hand at the Donald W. Reynolds Center Kogod Courtyard from 9 to 11:00 a.m., Dec. 13. Continue reading Employee Appreciation and T-Shirt Giveaway
The Secretary reminds us that striving for diversity is part of our daily life. Continue reading The importance of Supplier Diversity to Smithsonian operations
Celebrate the return of the Giant Pandas to the National Zoo with new gear, Orders close March 7. Continue reading Show your panda pride with new biking, running and athletic gear!
Change is inherently challenging; rapid change is even more difficult. Continue reading Thank you for your commitment
Because he finally could (without being run over) thanks to the pioneering work of the Zoo's Fernanda Abra. Continue reading Why did the monkey cross the road?
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
Calling all history lovers: we need your feedback! Will you take a few minutes to help the National Museum of American History provide better access to their collections? Continue reading American History Needs Your Feedback!
