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Carter Center News: August 2016

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Good, thank you for your ongoing interest in the peace and health efforts of The Carter Center. The world needs more caring individuals like you!

The Carter Center Fights ISIS Recruitment

Learn how the Center is countering Daesh (ISIS) recruitment propaganda through mobilization of religious leaders and media. Carter Center Expert Houda Abadi explains.

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Guinea Worm Campaign Is Personal for Dr. Togo

Dr. Marie Madeleine Togo is the minister of health for the Republic of Mali, responsible for protecting her almost 17 million fellow citizens from all kinds of diseases and dangers. But, as a child, she narrowly escaped Guinea worm disease.

Read her story »

Limited Election Mission to Zambia

At the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Carter Center has launched a limited international election observation mission for Zambia’s Aug. 11 elections and national referendum on the Bill of Rights.

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Mental Health Services for Children

Prior to 2010, Liberia had one psychiatrist to cover a nation of 4.3 million people. Now, with Carter Center-trained clinicians, the country is on track to expand mental health care access to 70 percent of its population and, for the first time, offer services to children and youth.

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A Conversation with the Carters

Our Conversations at The Carter Center 2016-2017 series kicks off on Sept. 13, 2016, with a town hall meeting featuring President and Mrs. Carter. Online registration will be available from our homepage on Sept. 1, 2016. Save the date and join us!

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