Tuesday, 16 January 2018

Carter Center News: January 2018

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The Carter Center E-Newsletter. Waging Peace, Fighting Disease, Building Hope.

 

 
Neighbors Help Neighbors Combat River Blindness
Thousands of community volunteers at the heart of the Carter Center’s River Blindness Elimination Program in Nigeria deliver health information, administer medications, and keep thorough records for the Ministry of Health.
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Carter Center Observes Contentious Kenya Election
Over 100 Center-trained international observers from 34 countries monitored Kenya's contentious elections last fall. Despite concerns, voting on election day was peaceful. But no one that day could have predicted the many twists and turns the electoral process would take before a new leader could be inaugurated.
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Carter Center Fellow Examines Refugees’ Trauma
Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow Emily Underwood reports that healing from trauma sometimes goes beyond individual therapy. Underwood is helping readers understand that when an entire community experiences trauma, a kind of communal healing needs to take place as well.
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A Carter Center Podcast
The Carter Center has observed more than 100 elections around the world. How do we decide where to go? What does an election observer do? Avery Davis-Roberts, who manages the Center’s Democratic Election Standards Project, explains.
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Staffer Lays His Life on the Line
Cultural issues often play a role in preventing neglected tropical diseases in remote places. Find out how Carter Center staffer Adamu Sallau navigated these issues to help eliminate Guinea worm disease in a Nigeria Village.
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Carter Center Weekend
The 2018 Carter Center Weekend will be held in Stevenson, WA, at the Skamania Lodge, June 27 – July 1, 2018. Join President and Mrs. Carter for a weekend retreat where you can learn more about the vision and work of The Carter Center and enjoy fun activities for the whole family.
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