Carter Center News: June 2019

Good, thank you for following the work of The Carter Center to advance peace and health worldwide. We appreciate the opportunity to stay in touch with you.     Carter Fellow Reflects on Challenging Year As part of her Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellowship, Courtenay Harris Bond spent a year following homeless drug users through their treatment and relapses in Kensington, the epicenter of the opioid crisis in Philadelphia. Learn what she uncovered and how the fellowship helped her cope with the personal crisis she faced. Read her story »       ISIS Down, But Not Out, in Syria A new Carter Center Syria Mapping Project report analyzes how the nature and number of ISIS-linked activities have changed in the last few years. Read the Q&A »       Seeking Better Outcomes for Mothers and Babies The Carter Center works with the Nigeria Federal Ministry of Health to improve the training of health professionals who work directly with women and children. Read the Q&A »       From the CEO | Communication Cultivates Grassroots Impact Ambassador (ret.) Mary Ann Peters, CEO, explains how effective two-way communication is critical to the Carter Center’s work and empowers those we seek to help. Read the blog »       Rosalynn Carter's Op-Ed on CNN The op-ed "We Are at the Beginning of a Global Mental Health Revolution" is co-authored by Bill Jallah and shares their views on why access to mental health services has never been more critical. Read the blog »     Donate Now   |   Forward   |   Subscribe   |   Like Us on Facebook In FY2017-18, 92% of our spending went directly to our peace and health programs. We are committed to protecting your privacy and will never sell, exchange, or rent your email address. Update Your Profile or Unsubscribe. The Carter Center | 453 Freedom Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30307 (404) 420-5100 | www.cartercenter.org © 2019 All rights reserved.

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