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John, 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.
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| A High-Stakes Election in Guyana |
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| The Carter Center deployed a team of experts to observe Guyana's contentious March 2 elections. Stakes were especially high for this election because five years ago, massive amounts of oil were discovered off Guyana's coast. The newfound oil revenue could keep the election winner in power for decades. |
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Mental Health Reporting During the Pandemic
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| Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Fellows are helping during the COVID-19 pandemic by writing on topics that include how fear and isolation can trigger suicidal feelings, how coronavirus anxiety can be managed, and the impact on people experiencing homelessness, among many others. |
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| A Demand for Human Rights |
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| Thirteen years ago, The Carter Center opened the Human Rights House in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Learn about the innovative methods we’re using to improve conditions in this conflict-torn nation. Former manager Halidou Ngapna explains. |
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| COVID-19 Mental Health Resources |
| To aid individuals and communities during this time, the Carter Center Mental Health Program has compiled global, national, and local resources to promote mental health and wellness. |
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