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On International Women’s Day, we celebrate these timeless words from Mrs. Carter. Every woman should have the power to choose her own path and the confidence to use her voice to create positive change in the world. #IWD2026

Fighting Trachoma One Grade at a Time In Ethiopia’s schools, students are learning how clean faces and healthy habits can prevent trachoma and protect eyesight for future generations.

In Ethiopia’s classrooms, students are reading, writing, and learning how to prevent trachoma. Learn more in this story about a special curriculum that is keeping kids safe from this neglected tropical disease. #LCIFLions
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What do our interns think of working with us? Watch the video to find out!

Our summer internship deadline is Monday, so if you’re inspired by their answers, click the link and tell us why you’d be a great fit: bit.ly/4aPyDCf

Today we’re honoring caregivers for their selfless dedication. Reporter Kat McGowan’s caregiving journey began when members of her family needed help. A Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism fellowship allowed her to spotlight the challenges and joys of caregiving and the need for more support.

Wishing a blessed Ramadan to all who celebrate!

Congrats to @inpursuitusa.bsky.social on this exciting new project! We look forward to reading your future posts, including the ones about President and Mrs. Carter.

Today and every day, we’re thankful for President Carter’s leadership. In and out of the Oval Office, he dedicated himself to building a better world, and we will forever remember his compassion and empathy for people from all walks of life.

Happy Valentine’s Day! The Carters’ remarkable 77-year marriage was a testament to true love. Let’s all celebrate love today — in every form it finds us.

Promo graphic for the Council's 2/14 event "Is Competition without Conflict Possible? Mapping the Views of Chinese and Americans on Foreign Policy Issues," featuring event details and speaker headshots.

This weekend at @munsecconf.bsky.social, the Council and @cartercenter.bsky.social will cohost a side event using research and public opinion survey results to examine Chinese and American perspectives on international security, trade relations, and China’s global role. #MSC2026 bit.ly/3O9hSdC

Opinion | Trump Could Interfere With the Midterm Elections. Here’s How to Help. The sanctity of the 2026 vote is indeed under threat.

It is an honor to be included as one way -- among many -- that regular Americans can protect election integrity ahead of this year's midterms.
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Applications are now open for 2026-2027 Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism! Apply by April 3 at https://mentalhealthjournalism.org/become-a-fellow/.

Today is #WorldNTDDay, and we’re celebrating what’s possible when we work together. Neglected tropical diseases affect the world’s most vulnerable people and devastate a person’s health, livelihood, and dignity. Let’s rid the world of NTDs and the suffering they bring. bit.ly/3LR3EgK

Only 10 human cases of Guinea worm were reported worldwide in 2025, the lowest number ever recorded, bringing the ancient disease closer than ever to eradication. See full press release: bit.ly/4qLuupB

Meet the Cartoon Cat Keeping Children Safe in Conflict Zones Discover how a Carter Center partnership with a Lebanese nonprofit uses augmented reality to teach children about unexploded ordnance in conflict zones.

A Carter Center partnership with Lebanese nonprofit SHEILD uses augmented reality to inform children about the dangers of hidden explosives. An animated cat named Sukkar is their virtual guide through lifesaving lessons.

Last week, leaders from our cross-partisan Democracy Resilience Networks joined the Center to explore strategies for building more peaceful communities & reinforcing the values of our democratic republic.

To learn about our work on U.S. elections, visit bit.ly/3LFiy9O

Earlier this month, Rev. Dr. Gary Mason and faith leaders in Georgia gathered at The Carter Center for “A Service of Prayer for Peace and Civility.” Thank you to the wonderful speakers who shared their insights and offered prayers for a more peaceful future. To watch, visit youtu.be/s6yTfPmEbgY?...

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As we reflect on his words, we continue to commit ourselves to the fight for civil rights and equality.

For some, the road to The Carter Center begins with our robust internship program. We caught up with four former interns who took part in Guyana’s 2025 election observation mission to talk about how being an intern jumpstarted their careers and what working at the Center means to them.

Thank you for helping us continue to build President and Mrs. Carter’s legacy of hope. In 2025, your donations supported our peacebuilding work and helped us make progress in fighting disease. Your passion for our life-changing work inspires us.

When Foreign Aid Disappeared, The Carter Center Stepped Up Foreign aid cuts threatened trachoma treatments in Ethiopia and Mozambique, but The Carter Center provided $5 million in emergency funding to keep elimination efforts on track.

Foreign aid cuts threatened trachoma treatment programs in Ethiopia and Mozambique, but emergency funding from The Carter Center kept $98 million worth of life-saving antibiotics from going to waste, preventing a public health disaster.

Happy New Year! Here's to a wonderful 2026!

Make a gift by tomorrow at midnight to help The Carter Center alleviate suffering and advance peace. Thank you for helping us create a better world.
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