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Barbara Smith

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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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The Center released its preliminary statement on Guyana’s election. While reforms should be made to create a more level playing field and increase voters’ trust in the electoral process, Board Chair Jason Carter said the Guyanese people should take pride in how election day unfolded.
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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The Center remembers former First Lady Rosalynn Carter on what would have been her 98th birthday. Her kindness and compassion for all people and advocacy for mental health and caregiving will never be forgotten.

by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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In Sierra Leone, a new gender-based violence data collaboration is helping with both public awareness and prevention. Decision-makers learn where incidents are happening, which interventions are working, and what groups need the most help.
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How Data Helps Sierra Leone Prevent Gender-Based Violence
The West African country of Sierra Leone has struggled to address violence against women and children. A new Carter Center partnership is helping.
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Catch us in the Big Apple! Our newest video is running in Times Square through mid-September above I ❤️ NY Gifts.

by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Earlier this year, Carter Center Board Chair Jason Carter penned a love letter to Atlanta in Atlanta Magazine, in which he spoke about President and Mrs. Carter’s connection to the city:

"Atlanta is where my grandparents came to realize their dreams."
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Visitors can now pay their respects to President and Mrs. Carter at their final resting place in Plains, Georgia. Carter Gardens, part of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park, is open to the public every day from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. ET.
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter gravesite now open at Plains memorial garden
The graves of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter are now open to the public at a memorial garden in Plains, Georgia.
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Can alternative police responses benefit those struggling with extreme poverty or mental health concerns? The Center’s Kari Mackey writes about how our project with Atlanta’s Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative could better ensure people get the help they need.
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Study: Public Supports Alternative to Police Response
I’m an Atlanta-area taxpayer, and I don’t want my local police officers to spend their limited resources responding to calls related to extreme poverty, mental health, or problematic substance use — f...
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Cuts to USAID funding meant cuts to a Carter Center project in Bangladesh, one that empowers women through access to information. Learn about the women we’ve served, what the loss of funding means, and how the Center is determined to move forward.
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by Jimmy CarterReposted by: Barbara Smith

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Jimmy Carter 100: A Celebration in Song won a southeast Emmy! Congrats to the talented artists, the Carter Center team, and Exec Producers Liz Kelly & Carly Vaknin. Thank you, Georgia Public Broadcasting, for bringing it to the world.

Stream it here: gpb.org/jimmycarter100.

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The origins of Women’s History Month can be traced to President Jimmy Carter!

In 1980, he proclaimed the first Women’s History Week, which later expanded to a month long celebration.

Click the link ⬇️ to learn more.
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Jimmy Carter won a posthumous Grammy in the category of spoken word album for “Last Sundays in Plains: A Centennial Celebration.” The win comes a little over a month after the former president’s death, and is his fourth Grammy award.
Jimmy Carter wins a posthumous Grammy.
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