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Join us in celebrating former First Lady Rosalynn Carter's 90th birthday this August 18 as we thank her for all she has done to make the world a better place.
A new class of Center-trained clinicians — specializing in child and adolescent mental health — are providing much needed psychosocial care for Liberia's youth.
Abeer Pamuk had just started her sophomore year at the University of Aleppo when the Syrian civil war erupted. She was studying English literature and dreaming of a career as a humanitarian worker in South Sudan. But when the Al-Nusra Front terrorist group occupied the street behind her house, her plans were derailed.
If you're in Atlanta, we invite you to visit our special exhibition at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum. Created by the American Museum of Natural History in collaboration with The Carter Center, the exhibition highlights several global efforts to fight infections including Guinea worm disease.
The Carter Center condemns Sunday’s process to elect a National Constituent Assembly. The process was carried out in the complete absence of electoral integrity, posing serious problems of legitimacy, legality, and procedure.
Follow the progress of the Carter Center's Trachoma and River Blindness Programs more closely. Twice per year, you can receive news and technical information about blindness prevention activities assisted by these two programs. Simply click to sign up, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
