The First Lady gardens in style! And she does it for a good cause, teaching kids about health and nutrition. Don't miss the video below!
The First Lady gardens in style! And she does it for a good cause, teaching kids about health and nutrition. Don't miss the video below!
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama visit with former Staff Sergeant Clinton Romesha and his family in the Oval Office prior to a ceremony to award Romesha the Medal of Honor, Feb. 11, 2013. Romesha's family members, from left, are: son Colin Romesha, 2; daughter Gwen Romesha, 4; wife Tammy Romesha, daughter Dessi Romesha, 11; and mother Tish Rogers.
As we reported on Monday, First Lady Michelle Obama did a Twitter Town Hall about her Let's Move! initiative. What's impressive is is just how sharp the First Lady looks given that her plans were to sit behind a computer screen and use Twitter. Gotta love Michelle!
Standing from left to right, Mrs. Teresa Heinz Kerry, First Lady Michelle Obama, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, and U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman pose for a photo with the 2013 International Women of Courage Award Winners, including left to right, Second Lieutenant Malalai Bahaduri of Afghanistan, Dr. Josephine Obiajulu Odumakin of Nigeria, Elena Milashina of Russia, Fartuun Adan of Somalia, and Julieta Castellanos of Honduras, at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., on March 8, 2013.
First Lady Michelle hosted a question and answer session on Twitter today to answer questions about her Let's Move! initiative to promote kids' health. Check out some highlights below!
First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry awarded the the International Women of Courage Award to nine women who are standing up for what is right:
When these women witnessed horrific crimes or the disregard for basic human rights they spoke up, risking everything they had to see that justice was done. When they saw their communities or their countries were ignoring issues like sexual violence or women’s rights, they gave those issues a face and a voice. And with every act of strength and defiance, with every blog post, with every community meeting, these women have inspired millions to stand with them, and find their own voices, and work together to achieve real and lasting change.
We've got the full video below. First Lady Michelle's part starts at 4:15:
First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry honor the recipients of the International Women of Courage Award in the Dean Acheson Auditorium at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., March 8, 2013. Seated, from left, are: awardee Malalai Bahaduri, First Sergeant, Afghan National Interdiction Unit, Afghanistan; awardee Julieta Castellanos, Rector, National Autonomous University of Honduras, Honduras; awardee Dr. Josephine Obiajulu Odumakin, President, Campaign for Democracy, Nigeria; Secretary of State John Kerry; Teresa Heinz Kerry, Under Secretary for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman; awardee Elena Milashina, journalist and human rights activist, Russia; and awardee Fartuun Adan, Executive Director, Elman Peace and Human Rights Centre, Somalia. Awarded in absentia were Tsering Woeser (Wei Se), Tibetan author, poet, blogger, China; Razan Zeitunah, human rights lawyer and Founder, Local Coordination Committees,Syria; Ta Phong Tan, blogger,Vietnam; and Nirbhaya “Fearless,” champion for justice, India.
We've got footage from the First Lady's trips to Chicago, Missouri, and the mighty Mississippi!
As part of the Let's Move! third anniversary tour, First Lady Michelle Obama sat down with Olivier Knox of Yahoo to talk about kids' nutrition and fitness.
We found some more shots from the Let's Move! Cafeteria Cook Off that First Lady Michelle and Rachael Ray hostedlast week. Hope you enjoy!
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray talk with students at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013. The Clinton Public School District in Mississippi mobilized the entire community to make healthy schools a top priority and implemented district-wide changes to bring physical activity and nutritious choices to students – all with no additional funding.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray look at the “Let’s Move! Cafeteria Cook Off” kick off competition trophy on display at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013.
First Lady Michelle Obama signs artwork done by the students of Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013.
First Lady Michelle Obama and Rachael Ray talk with students at Eastside and Northside Elementary Schools in Clinton, Miss., Feb. 27, 2013. The Clinton Public School District in Mississippi mobilized the entire community to make healthy schools a top priority and implemented district-wide changes to bring physical activity and nutritious choices to students – all with no additional funding.
What you couldn't see in the First Lady's Google+ Hangout/Fireside Chat was just how cute her gray pumps are! Michelle Obama is a picture of class and style!