One word. That's all we're asking. When you think of President Carter, what's the first word that comes to mind? On what would have been his 102nd birthday, we put this question to Carter Center staff. Watch our video to hear what they said, then tell us yours in the comments below.

Our spring internship deadline is coming up fast! Opportunities are available across several programs and include a stipend. Bring your skills and apply by Oct. 12 at the link in the comments!

A new op-ed in The Hill highlights the Principles for Trusted Elections, a nonpartisan initiative supported by the Center that encourages honest processes, secure voting, and trusted outcomes. bit.ly/4yT6PXX

Four years ago, we warned about our democracy. Here's what gives us hope now.

National security experts and over 6,000 Americans have signed the Principles for Trusted Elections to promote democratic stability and bridge political divides through shared values like honest pr...

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On this International Day of Peace, we're thinking of President Carter and his enduring belief that a more peaceful world is possible. Photo: David Hume Kennerly/Archive Photos via Getty Images

Wishing you a meaningful Yom Kippur filled with peace and renewal.

Don’t mind us, we’re just soaking up the last of summer’s beauty. Come visit!

International Day of Democracy is also National Voter Registration Day! The first step in making your plan to vote is checking your voter registration status or registering to vote. Get started here: bit.ly/4rdTMxV

Wishing all who celebrate a meaningful Rosh Hashanah. Shanah Tovah!

Twenty-five years after September 11, we remember the nearly 3,000 people who died and honor that day’s courageous first responders. The anniversary reminds us that even in the face of profound loss, our shared humanity can guide us. We must all keep working to build a more peaceful world.

Today, we recognize and appreciate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers in our communities. Happy Labor Day!

Carter Center Board Chair Jason Carter joined CNN's The Arena with @kasie.bsky.social to discuss the dangers of taking a wrecking ball to America’s system of checks and balances.

Archie Pitah was living on the streets of Monrovia, Liberia, when he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. He thought it was a death sentence. Then he met the nurse who would help turn everything around. Read his story: https://cartercenter.link/4wVsjC3

Mental Healthcare Helps Liberian Turn Life Around

Archie Pitah lost hope when he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. Then a Carter Center-trained nurse showed him he wasn’t alone. Now Archie is TB-free and helping others.

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The Carter Center to send a small team of electoral experts and staff to Brazil for the Oct. 4 general elections. Read the full press release here: https://cartercenter.link/4h52hHS

Carter Center to Deploy Election Expert Mission for Brazil Elections

The Carter Center announced that it will deploy an election expert mission to Brazil for the Oct. 4 general elections.

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We completed another mass drug administration campaign to fight blinding trachoma, distributing over 8 million treatments in 48 districts in Amhara, Ethiopia. This could not have happened without the Ministry of Health, 7,400 health extension workers, and 1,060 field supervisors and coordinators.

The Carter Center mourns the loss of Dolly Parton — a legendary artist and dedicated humanitarian whose talent and generosity touched the lives of millions. Her legacy of compassion and service will inspire generations to come. We extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and fans.

Meet Eddy Mabundu, who supports our information technology team in the DRC and Niger. In our latest Meet Our Staff video, he reminisces about his first trip to the U.S. and tells us about his family, favorite foods, and why he was meant to work in IT.

Wishing former President Bill Clinton a happy 80th birthday! President Carter always valued the energy and optimism you brought to building peace and defending democracy. We’re grateful for your partnership over the years, and your lifelong commitment to public service continues to inspire.

On this World Humanitarian Day, we celebrate our Carter Center staff, partners, and volunteers who make our mission of waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope possible. Thank you for your hard work and commitment to humanity.

We remember our co-founder, First Lady Rosalynn Carter, on what would have been her 99th birthday. Her kindness, courage, and lifelong dedication to humanitarian service changed millions of lives, and her vision continues to guide our work.

▪️ 40 million treatments provided for river blindness ▪️ 818,000 water filters distributed to protect against Guinea worm disease ▪️ 1,600 citizen election observers trained in the DRC Check out more of last year’s incredible achievements in our 2025 Annual Report: bit.ly/4hSUU7e

The Center supported the training and deployment of citizen election observers for Michigan’s primary elections this week. Trained volunteers observed early in-person voting and Election Day processes at 66 voting locations in nine counties, increasing transparency & strengthening public confidence.

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.