Under requirements of the Ethics in Government Act, Senior United States Government officials must follow detailed requirements regarding public financial disclosures. These disclosures are captured via the Executive Branch Personnel Public Financial Disclosure Reports (OGE Form 278e) and the supplemental Periodic Transaction Reports (OGE Form 278-T), and are ultimately submitted to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), under the Department of Justice.

In the Obama administration, these forms were initially submitted to the White House Counsel’s Office for review. (Many of the signatures on the OGE form 278e were redacted by the Obama White House.) A PDF copy was maintained by the Counsel’s Office within their electronic files, which were organized by the year the form was prepared.

Obama Electronic records are stored within the Electronic Records Archive (ERA) as Search and Access Sets (SAS). These materials are from the White House Office (WHO) Electronic Files Search and Access Set.

Under requirements of the Ethics in Government Act, Senior United States Government officials must follow detailed requirements regarding public financial disclosures. These disclosures are captured via the Executive Branch Personnel Public Financial Disclosure Reports (OGE Form 278e) and the supplemental Periodic Transaction Reports (OGE Form 278-T), and are ultimately submitted to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), under the Department of Justice. 

In the Obama administration, these forms were initially submitted to the White House Counsel’s Office for review. (Many of the signatures on the OGE form 278e were redacted by the Obama White House.) A PDF copy was maintained by the Counsel’s Office within their electronic files, which were organized by the year the form was prepared.

Obama Electronic records are stored within the Electronic Records Archive (ERA) as Search and Access Sets (SAS). These materials are from the White House Office (WHO) Electronic Files Search and Access Set.

These photographs document the Obamas’ trip to and from Selma for the 50 th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. These include the President and First Lady meeting people in a green room; speeches; participants walking across the Edmund Pettus Bridge; the Obamas touring the National Voting Rights Museum; and the President participating in an interview with Bill Plante from CBS.

This series includes invitations, menus, and programs created by the Calligraphy Office for events hosted by the White House. These materials were produced by the White House in large quantities and the items in the Printed Materials series represent a sample of the materials that were left over from White House events.

The Press Releases series consists of email messages sent from the noreply@messages.whitehouse.gov email address. The range of dates processed as part of this subseries includes August 1, 2010 to August 9, 2010 and August 13, 2010 to August 30, 2010.

The Press Releases include press schedules of President Barack Obama, Vice President Joseph Biden, and First Lady Michelle Obama, as well as Executive Orders, fact sheets, messages, notices, personnel announcements, press briefings, proclamations, speeches, and statements.

Obama Electronic records are stored within the Electronic Records Archive (ERA) as Search and Access Sets (SAS). These materials are from the Exchange Email – Presidential Search and Access Set. The Exchange Email SAS contains multiple copies of messages sent or received by staff members within the White House, so there are a large number of duplicative emails within the Press Releases – August subseries.

These photographs document the State Dinner of President Calderón and Mrs. Zavala of Mexico. These include the arrival ceremony; a reception prior to the State Dinner; a receiving line prior to the State Dinner; remarks by President Obama, President Calderón, and First Lady Michelle Obama at the State Dinner; the State Dinner; and performances by Rodrigo y Gabriela and Beyonce`Knowles.

Photographs of the 2016 Medal of Freedom Ceremony, including those of the President, Vice President, and First Lady taking photos with the Medal of Freedom recipients and their families; President Obama’s remarks at the ceremony; and President Obama awarding the Medal of Freedom to each recipient.