The Carter Center’s path forward
More than a year after the passing of former President Jimmy Carter, the Carter Center remains a global powerhouse for peace and health. CEO Paige Alexander joins us to discuss how the Center is advancing democracy through U.S. election monitoring, nearing the historic eradication of Guinea worm disease, and pioneering domestic conflict resolution through its Democracy Resilience Networks.
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