welcome to the washington post for this event. years ago today, breaking someplace at the democratic national committee headquarters in the water. it s two miles from here. white house press secretary at the time referred to the incident as nothing more than quote a great burglary. that may have been out history would have recorded it but for the recording of two men about to hit the state. former publisher of the washington post phil gramm once said journalism is the first rough draft of history. bob woodward and carl bernstein wrote their first draft of the story and their second and under the guidance of legendary editor brett ben bradley who sadly is not with us today the support of publisher katharine graham whose son don is with us exposed a tale of corruption at the highest levels of government. some quality of their work changed journalism politics. recognition from around the world and led the washington post to be honored with a pulitzer prize or public service but
welcome to the washington post for this event. years ago today, breaking someplace at the democratic national committee headquarters in the water. it s two miles from here. white house press secretary at the time referred to the incident as nothing more than quote a great burglary. that may have been out history would have recorded it but for the recording of two men about to hit the state. former publisher of the washington post phil gramm once said journalism is the first rough draft of history. bob woodward and carl bernstein wrote their first draft of the story and their second and under the guidance of legendary editor brett ben bradley who sadly is not with us today the support of publisher katharine graham whose son don is with us exposed a tale of corruption at the highest levels of government. some quality of their work changed journalism politics. recognition from around the world and led the washington post to be honored with a pulitzer prize or public service but
museum of art in new york. telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical association since we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy, he was her vision at the young age of 31 to create an organization that would provide non-tax payer funding to maintain the museum s standard of the house, which had been somewhat neglected through presency s leading up to the kennedys. although the association has developed an expanded over the past 60 years the mission established by mrs. kennedy. still guides our work and our offerings. earlier this month the association celebrated our 60th anniversary with the gala at the temple of dendor in the sackler wing of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. the evening featured powerful and poignant remarks from first lady of the united states dr. jill biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogers and al roker se
museum of art in new york. telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical association since we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy, he was her vision at the young age of 31 to create an organization that would provide non-tax payer funding to maintain the museum s standard of the house, which had been somewhat neglected through presency s leading up to the kennedys. although the association has developed an expanded over the past 60 years the mission established by mrs. kennedy. still guides our work and our offerings. earlier this month the association celebrated our 60th anniversary with the gala at the temple of dendor in the sackler wing of the metropolitan museum of art in new york. the evening featured powerful and poignant remarks from first lady of the united states dr. jill biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogers and al roker se
we ve never heard of, help us understand the passed in a new way. and ordinary people in the american past changed this nation. you can watch the full program at c-span.org slash history. just search kevin boyle or the title of his book, the shattering. for our next featured session, it is called making history accessible through technology. this panel will explore how presidential sites, libraries, and historical organizations can incorporate innovative technology into their educational and digital resources to reach a broader audience while creating better experiences for visitors and learners. this conversation features presenters who represent technology companies, and museum spaces, as well as individuals with insights into new trends in educational technology. now, i have the great pleasure of introducing our moderator, and a dear friend, teresa carlson, president and chief growth officer of splunk and vice chairperson for the board of directors for the white house hi