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The Carter Center E-Newsletter. Waging Peace, Fighting Disease,
Building Hope.
A New Song and Dance | Guinea Worm Eradication Program
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In South Sudan, where roads are few and spaces are wide, it's a
challenge to spread the word about Guinea worm disease and cash
rewards for reporting suspected cases. One creative woman gets the
message across through music.
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Addressing the Religion-Violence Nexus
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Join The Forum On Human Rights and Every Woman Treaty on Thursday,
Sept. 22, at 11 a.m. ET to participate in a discussion about the nexus
of religion and violence against women, and the complexities inherent
in addressing this form of violence.
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Trachoma Teams Persevere Despite Adversity
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Public health work is always challenging, but some seasons are more
challenging than others. And wow, have the last three years been
challenging - especially in the part of Ethiopia where the
Carter Center's Trachoma Control Program works.
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Faith Forward Democracy
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Faith Forward Democracy
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On Aug. 23, 2022, pastor Gary Mason spoke to Leo Smith, co-leader of
the Georgia Democracy Resilience Network, about building peace in his
home country of Northern Ireland and how religious people in the U.S.
can help heal divisions in an increasingly polarized America.
Watch the video »
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Include Youth in Seeking Mental Health Solutions
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Adalis Rojas, youth advocate and former Carter Center Mental Health
Program intern, tells us why youth should be included in seeking
mental health solutions.
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Carter Center Launches Candidate Principles Initiative
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The Carter Center has officially launched a bipartisan effort to
encourage candidates, political parties, and voters to uphold five
core doctrines of democratic elections: integrity, nonviolence,
security, oversight, and the peaceful transfer of power.
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