Chelsea Clinton joins 100 Women as Newshour guest editor
Chelsea Clinton grew up in public, in a spotlight that has never really dimmed.
Her father, Bill Clinton, was governor of Arkansas when she was born, and would later spend two terms in the White House as US president.
Her mother, Hillary Rodham Clinton, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, before eventually serving as secretary of state under Barack Obama. She is widely tipped to run again in 2016.
As part of the BBC's 100 Women season, Chelsea Clinton joined the team for Newshour on the BBC World Service to guest-edit the programme.
She told Razia Iqbal about her reflections on growing up in the spotlight, as well as her commitment to ending the global trade in ivory, and her concern for maternal health around the world.
During October, the 100 Women season is aiming to look at the risks, challenges and opportunities women face around the world today.
As well as Chelsea Clinton, Newshour will be guest-edited by a series of other high profile women this week:
Tuesday 15 October, 1300 GMT - Yue-Sai Kan, award-winning Chinese-American entrepreneur and television host based between Shanghai and New York
Wednesday 16 October, 1300 GMT - Susan Wojcicki, Senior Vice President of Advertising at Google based in Silicon Valley
Thursday 17 October, 1300 GMT - Anne Sinclair, French journalist and editorial director of Huffington Post, France, who lives in Paris
Friday 18 October, 1300 GMT - Asma Jahangir, leading Pakistani human rights lawyer and activist based in Lahore