To help build bridges and resolve political and ideological conflict in the U.S., The Carter Center is investing in young people who are searching for common ground. bit.ly/4pUbWnF

Empowering Young People to Tackle the American Divide

These days in the U.S., conflict has become the norm. This Carter Center program is investing in diverse young people to bring positive and lasting change.

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We’re grateful for our incredible interns and the energy and dedication they bring to our work every day! Our internship program has been running strong for more than 40 years and we welcome around 100 interns a year. Interested in applying? Learn more: bit.ly/3Qah757

The Carter Center calls on the international community to demand that Israel prevent settler violence in the occupied West Bank. https://www.cartercenter.org/news/the-carter-center-calls-for-action-as-violence-escalates-in-the-west-bank/

The Carter Center Calls for Action as Violence Escalates in the West Bank

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Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander joined CBS Atlanta to discuss the resurgence of false claims about the 2020 election. The Carter Center observed Georgia’s recount of nearly five million votes firsthand. "It's six years later," Paige noted. "These are debunked, false accusations." bit.ly/3RNf08j

Sen. Ossoff, Carter Center respond after Trump revives false 2020 election claims

Senator Jon Ossoff and Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander push back on President Trump’s renewed false election claims, urging evidence-based scrutiny and highlighting Georgia’s secure and fair 2020 election.

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A decade after armed jihadists closed it, a school in rural Mali is reopening — thanks to our Peace through Health work. bit.ly/4wGSugg

In Rural Mali, a School Reopens After Years of Violence

For a decade, armed jihadists controlled a school in rural Mali. Thanks to a community-led peace effort, more than 400 children are finally back in class.

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The Carter Center brings hope to the most remote parts of the world. Our journey starts right here at home in Atlanta. We’re proud to call you our neighbor.

In a new opinion piece in @ajc.com, Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander argues that disagreement isn't a threat to democracy, but a part of it. Read her reflections on America’s 250th: https://www.ajc.com/opinion/2026/07/america-at-250-celebrating-2-12-centuries-of-disagreeing-about-our-democracy/

America at 250: Celebrating 2-1/2 centuries of disagreeing about our democracy

The Carter Center's work on democracy and conflict resolution has gone from abroad to inside the U.S. to address polarization and help citizens disagree in productive ways.

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We had a blast watching The War and Treaty at Decatur WatchFest last night! Special thanks to Board Chair Jason Carter for introducing the band. We're proud to be an official sponsor of WatchFest. Check out more fun events here: decaturwatchfest26.com

This clear-eyed assessment provides the unique value that only a mirror can. Read what former USAID workers and diplomats found about the state of U.S. #democracy when using the same tool the U.S. has used to assess other countries. democracyrenewal.org/assessment/ @democracyrenewal.bsky.social

Democracy Assessment: The State of Democracy in the United States

DRG's assessment of the interconnected challenges driving democratic decline in the United States.

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The Carter Center recognized Colombian electoral authorities for conducting a well-organized and peaceful second-round presidential election on June 21 in a preliminary statement released today: bit.ly/4f3eOcX

Meet Alida Munkwa, an assistant in our Extractive Industries Governance Program in the DRC. Based in Lubumbashi, Alida ensures that communities affected by mining and resource extraction benefit from the wealth taken from the land under their feet.

Celebrating fathers and father figures who help support and guide the next generation. Happy Father's Day!

Do your weekend plans include watching soccer? The Carter Center is an official sponsor of Decatur WatchFest, so if you’re heading to Decatur Square to watch a game on one of the big screens, keep an eye out before and after games for our videos, fun facts, and trivia.

We wish everyone a meaningful Juneteenth and honor the enduring importance of freedom, justice, and equal opportunity for all.

Want to join Larry David next Tuesday for the red carpet premiere (and after party!) of his new show: Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness? He’s auctioning off two tickets to the VIP event, and all proceeds support The Carter Center! bit.ly/3QosEyb

Charitybuzz: Two VIP Tickets to the Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness Premiere on Jun 23

Prepare for an unforgettable evening with exclusive access to the red-carpet premiere of: Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness, the highly a...

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We’re excited to announce that our first-ever Carter Center Weekend mobile auction is now open! Here's your chance to win original art, memorabilia, handcrafted items, sports experiences, and more — all for our favorite cause. Every bid helps support the Center's life-changing work: bit.ly/4dXvzqu

The Carter Center’s fall internship application deadline is less than a week away! If you’re an undergrad, grad student, or recent grad, click the link and tell us why you’d be a great fit. And yes, our internships are paid! Apply here: bit.ly/3Qah757

Activists from around the world gathered in Brussels, Belgium, last week to attend the Carter Center's Human Rights Defenders Forum, which provides participants with a safe space to share experiences, build solidarity, and strategize on advancing human rights in their own countries and beyond.

As Atlanta plays host to the world’s biggest sporting event, you can join us on June 3 at The Carter Center! Leaders from Atlanta United and Soccer in the Streets will explore how sports can help build peace and community at home and around the globe. For more information: bit.ly/4ulQWa5

Peru headed into its 2026 election amid deep polarization and low trust. In this Q&A, the Carter Center's Jonathan Stonestreet talked about what the Center saw in the first round and what our experts will be looking for in the June 7 runoff. bit.ly/4e9GtJH

Peru's 2026 Election: What The Carter Center Observed

A Carter Center expert discusses Peru's 2026 election and the democratic challenges ahead of a June 7 runoff.

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“November’s election will be pivotal to preserving and strengthening democracy and the rule of law in America.” Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander writes about our efforts to support election integrity, reduce polarization, and encourage dialogue across political divides. bit.ly/4uBtzdo

From the CEO: Toward a More Perfect Union

If you live in one of the states where we work, I hope you'll join our networks. But wherever you live, I encourage you to find a way to participate that is meaningful to you.

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Today we remember our fallen heroes and thank them for their sacrifice and service to our country.

Get to know Alex Arinaitwe, our river blindness program coordinator in Uganda! In our latest Meet Our Staff video, he tells us about his family, work goals, and all the different types of matoke he likes to eat. What’s matoke, you ask? Watch and find out!

The Carter Center released its final report on Guyana’s 2025 general and regional elections today, highlighting its findings and recommendations to strengthen future elections and democratic processes following the Center’s sixth observation mission in the country. bit.ly/4eMRuSc

Carter Center Releases Observer Findings from the 2025 Guyana Elections

ATLANTA (May 14, 2026) – The Carter Center released its final report on Guyana’s 2025 general and regional elections today, highlighting its findings and recommendations to strengthen future elections...

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Today we celebrate mothers, mother figures, and anyone who has ever held someone with compassion. Happy Mother’s Day!

In spring 2026, Carter Center Board Vice Chair C.D. Glin traveled to Ethiopia to visit communities affected by river blindness, learn about our work, and explore the impact of our various health programs. “I’m changed as a result of this trip,” he said.