Enheduanna: Voices of Women in the Middle East
In honor of International Women’s Day, the Wilson Center’s Middle East Women’s Initiative launches a new blog, featuring thoughts and ideas from women leaders across the Middle East and North Africa. Named after Enheduanna of ancient Mesopotamia, the world’s first author known by name and the first known woman poet, the blog features diverse contributors – and their underreported work to advance women’s issues.
Women's Leadership
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Fifty Earth years have elapsed since Neil Armstrong became the first person to tread on the lunar surface. Today, space is not the final frontier it used to be, but an evolving landscape where security, technology, commerce, and human ambition cross paths and collide.
This year, the Wilson Center celebrates 50 years as both an institution and an ethos. Take this fresh look inside our walls and see how we transcend them.
The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Memorial Exhibit
at The Wilson Center
Multi-touch displays allow visitors to the newly renovated exhibit to interact and explore global issues while following President Wilson’s life story on a digital road map.
Exhibit Hours
Monday-Friday
9am-5pm
Saturday-Sunday
Closed


