October 2016 ~ Free Health Guide

Friday, 28 October 2016

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Carter Center News: October 2016

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Carter Center Helps Guatemala End River Blindness

Latin America is one step closer to wiping out river blindness disease (onchocerciasis) following verification from The World Health Organization that Guatemala has eliminated the disease from this once most endemic country in the Western Hemisphere.

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What Can You Do for Peace?

The Carter Center’s Human Rights Defenders Forum provides a platform for leading human rights activists to come together and discuss strategies for advancing peace around the world. See what participants said they can do for peace — at a personal and global level.

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Carter Center Fellows Now in the Middle East

For the first time, journalists from the Middle East are participating in The Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism Program. Fellows from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar joined the 20th class of fellows this year in a program to reduce the stigma of those living with mental health conditions.

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Observing U.S. Elections Q&A

In advance of the Nov. 8, 2016, United States presidential elections, Carter Center Democracy Program experts David Carroll and Avery Davis-Roberts answered questions about the challenges of domestic election observation.

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A Human Rights First for Colombia

The Carter Center has published a new book mapping the human rights network in Colombia. This unique research will help with the implementation of the recent peace accord ending the 50-year war between the government and the FARC guerrilla organization.

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