Gender mainstreaming
Gender mainstreaming is an important strategy for promoting gender equality, involving integration of the gender perspective and the promotion of…
Library Region: Africa
Simple Measures, Big Results
Hear a conversation about the Carter Center’s groundbreaking work to eliminate blinding trachoma from countries across Africa. Kelly Callahan, director…
Conversations at The Carter Center: Greetings from Ethiopia, Sudan, and Zambia
Join us for a lively conversation with staffers in these three countries. Learn about what life is like where they…
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Did you know? Guinea worm disease could become the second human disease in history, after smallpox, to be eradicated.
Law Enforcement Accountability and The Carter Center: What, Where, and Why?
Corruption, excessive force, profiling, deliberate evidence tampering, and discrimination can all erode public trust in law enforcement and, by extension,…
Regina Singing About Guinea Worm
Meet the amazing Regina Lotubai Lochilangole, a Carter Center-supported social mobilizer who uses fun, catchy songs to teach South Sudan…
Keeping a Watch on Water
In South Sudan, as in many places, safe sources of water can be hard to find, and they may not…
Guinea Worm Summit wrap-up video 2022
Guinea worm-impacted countries gathered earlier this year in Abu Dhabi to recommit efforts to accelerate the eradication of Guinea worm…
Report of the Independent Observer: Observations on the Implementation of the Agreement on Peace and Reconciliation in Mali, Resulting from the Algiers Process
The Carter Center, which serves as the Independent Observer of Mali’s 2015 peace agreement, released this report that notes improved…
Sanctions Relaxation and Conflict Resolution: Lessons from Past Sanctions Regimes
This report begins with a brief survey of the relationships between sanctions and conflict resolution. Next, elements of sanctions relief…