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UPCOMING EVENTS

August

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50th Anniversary of the Drug Enforcement Administrtation

The Nixon Foundation will look back on the establishment of the DEA by the Nixon administration in 1973.

September

5 Book Talk

7 PM

Hear Paul Carter discuss his newly released biography Richard Nixon: California’s Native Son.

11 Remembering 9/11 Commemoration

11 AM

Join this annual commemoration ceremony to honor the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

October

18-19 Grand Strategy Summit

Washington, DC

Sign up to attend the Nixon Foundation’s annual foreign policy conference that charts a path forward for America on the world stage.

November

11 Veterans Day

11 AM

Come one, come all for a spectacular presentation of patriotism by the Huntington Beach Concert Band. Veterans will receive free admission all day.

December

3 Hometown Heroes

Join the families of Southern California’s fallen military heroes. Gold Star families will be given personal Christmas ornaments honoring their family members who lost their lives in Afghanistan, Iraq and Vietnam.

January

17-18 Nixon National Cancer Conference

Hear the latest in cancer research and learn how the National Cancer Act continues to have an impact.

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Barbara Hackman Franklin Inducted into the Government Hall of Fame

n April 20, 2023 Director Emerita Barbara Hackman Franklin was inducted into the Government Executive Hall of Fame, in an “Evening of Honors” celebrated at the Washington National Cathedral. Along with her class of inductees, she was recognized for her historic achievements in service to the federal government and the American people.

Secretary Franklin has served in five presidential administrations; notably, under President Richard Nixon in 1971, she led the first White House effort to recruit women for high-level government jobs.This effort resulted in nearly quadrupling the number of women in policy-making positions, and the effects rippled out into American society, creating new opportunities for women for generations to come.

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