TRUMAN SPEAKERS BUREAU
Book one of our dynamic speakers to create a captivating and informative program for your next meeting! Engage audiences with Truman-era presentations designed to spark conversations, inspire insights, and entertain. Presentations are intended for adult groups of 20 or more, and speakers are limited to a one-hour radius from Kansas City.
If your civic organization, museum, historical society, library, or similar institution or group is looking for an expert and engaging presentation on topics related to the life and legacy of America’s 33rd commander in chief, please inquire about available times and topics. This is a free public service to our community.
Program topics include but are not limited to:
- The Buck Stops Here: Harry Truman and Leadership
- Five Things You Didn’t Know About Harry
- Truman and Civil Rights
- Reimaging the Truman Presidential Library & Museum: Learn about the Once-in-a-Generation Transformation
The Truman Speakers Bureau is organized and managed by the Truman Library Institute, the member-supported nonprofit partner of the Harry S. Presidential Library & Museum, one of 15 presidential archives managed by the U.S. National Archives.
For more information, or if you have questions about speakers or programs, contact the Truman Library Institute at Stacy.Benson@TrumanLibraryInstitute.org.or, to make a reservation, fill out the form below.
