CEO Paige Alexander visited DRC this week to meet with staff and learn more about our work to strengthen democracy, advance women's rights & ensure that Congolese people benefit from their natural resources. Her trip included visits with the prime minister, government leaders, activists & donors.

Thank you, Georgia Public Broadcasting, for airing tonight the heroic story of the “Guinea worm warriors” who have brought one of the world’s largest parasites affecting humans to the brink of eradication.

President Carter, armed with a water filtration device and team of volunteers, worked for decades to rid the world of Guinea worm disease. With eradication in sight, a new documentary film shows the struggles they faced and how hope endured. bit.ly/48TifBj

"It's symbolic for me more than it's about the building itself... we've demolished not just this physical space, but the idea that America is going to stand for human rights in the same way we did." - Carter Center Board Chair Jason Carter

The World Series starts today, and whether we’re rooting for the Dodgers or the Blue Jays, we’re all fans of the game. In the same way, as Americans, we’re all fans of #democracy! #worldseries

We’re thankful for volunteers like Abang who work hard to keep their communities in Ethiopia safe from Guinea worm. They teach others in their village about symptoms to watch out for and about how to avoid the debilitating disease. #BeatNTDs

Our CEO Paige Alexander spoke at IDWeek's opening plenary, detailing the expansive, research-based work of the Center's health programs. Amid the challenges to global health, she urged the thousands in attendance to continue their cooperation to build a healthier, more hopeful world. #IDWeek2025

People and animals contract Guinea worm disease by drinking water contaminated with Guinea worm larvae. A worm eventually grows in the body and emerges from the skin, causing severe pain. Here are 5 prevention methods that can help us rid the world of the disease. #BeatNTDs

Carter Center Board Chair Jason Carter and South Sudan Guinea Worm Program Director Makoy Samuel Yibi speak with Here and Now’s Peter O’Dowd about the film “The President and the Dragon” that documents President Carter’s work in eradicating the disease. bit.ly/43bA0YO

We’re one week out from our spring #internship application deadline! Tell us why you’d be a great fit and apply today: bit.ly/46HWDoH

The Carter Center wishes you a meaningful Yom Kippur. G’mar Chatima Tova!

President Carter will live in our hearts forever. So it’s only fitting that today he got his own Forever stamp from the U.S. Postal Service. Thank you to our speakers and all who attended today’s ceremony, on what would have been President Carter’s 101st birthday. Order stamps here: bit.ly/4nvtHYe

“The President and the Dragon” is out now on Amazon! Watch the extraordinary story of Jimmy Carter’s decades-long battle to rid the world of Guinea worm disease. Proceeds from each film rental support the Carter Center’s global mission to wage peace, fight disease, and build hope. ▶️ bit.ly/3WlMGZe

We’re celebrating 101 years with 101 memories: In honor of President Carter’s birthday, we’re giving you 101 pictures of our co-founder in action — waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope across the world.

Here's a look at “The President and the Dragon,” which makes its debut on Amazon, Hoopla & Verizon Fios in one week! The film premieres on Oct. 1, which would have been President Carter’s 101st birthday. Proceeds help the Center’s mission to wage peace, fight disease, and build hope. bit.ly/46K4vHu

To honor the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter, the U.S. Postal Service will issue a commemorative stamp based on his 1982 portrait by Herbert E. Abrams on Oct. 1. Please register to join us at the dedication ceremony at The Carter Center here: usps.com/jimmycarterstamp

Wishing a happy Rosh Hashanah to all who celebrate!

The Carter Center's Human Rights Program and Thriving Together Atlanta hosted 160 people for an Equitable Dinner! Atlantans, inspired by art and a delicious meal, engaged in conversation about bettering our local community. Thank you to Proof of the Pudding, Out of Hand Theater, and Tiffany Goode.

Peace is at the heart of the Center’s mission and guides everything we do. As the #InternationalDayofPeace approaches, we’re reflecting on President Carter’s peacebuilding legacy. Click below to watch him & other leading figures talk about our role in creating a more peaceful world. bit.ly/4n7HaoW

It's hard to believe our birthday concert, "Jimmy Carter 100: A Celebration in Song," was one year ago tonight! Relive the incredible musical performances and tributes in honor of President Carter here: gpb.org/jimmycarter100

Sending our condolences to the loved ones of Robert Redford. He shared a special friendship with President Carter, even helping him prepare for election debates by watching tapes of the Nixon-Kennedy debates with him. President Carter said Redford’s advice helped him win. Photo Credit: Bettman

Our polling, in partnership with @global-affairs.bsky.social, is bringing attention to Chinese citizens' views on foreign affairs. The survey reveals the top perceived threats as well as views on the United States. @npr.org bit.ly/47FfL95

Carter Center Board Chair Jason Carter argues that "by abdicating our role as a global champion of democracy, we are abandoning our allies in the global fight for freedom." bit.ly/45VpgzO

A new documentary on President Carter’s leadership of the global effort to eradicate Guinea worm disease debuts Oct. 1 on Amazon and other streaming platforms – just in time for what would have been his 101st birthday. Watch the trailer for "The President and the Dragon" below. bit.ly/4mXYCwf

Join us Sept. 19 for an in-person discussion with Amb. Dan Kritenbrink & Rep. Michelle Au about the impacts that the U.S.-China rivalry is having on the Chinese diaspora, both nationally and in Atlanta. This is part of a @ncuscr.bsky.social program. Register: bit.ly/4peCvmG

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. bit.ly/4p5EhXd

Voters are at the polls in Guyana today, choosing their leaders. Board chair Jason Carter is leading a team of about 50 Carter Center observers who are watching voting, counting, and tabulation. Their findings will feed into a preliminary statement, slated to be released Wednesday. #GuyanaElections

To everyone working for progress in communities around the world – thank you. Have a happy #LaborDay!

Congratulations to the awardees recognized by the Georgia Democracy Resilience Network last night at the Center! Awards were given for exemplary leadership in fostering democracy.

Parents of children with rare diseases say that advocating for their care can feel like a full-time job. Josh Carter, caregiver advocate and grandson of President Carter, talks about the emotional toll this can have on families. bit.ly/47dNypI

Apply today to be an intern with us! Spring applications are now open, and internships are available for undergrads, recent grads, and grad students across a variety of areas. They’re paid, too! More info here: bit.ly/4lI8l8c

Join us virtually or in Chicago on Sept. 3 with @global-affairs.bsky.social for a discussion about the results of their latest survey of Chinese public opinion on foreign policy issues. Register here: bit.ly/3JpzQ9n Watch virtually: bit.ly/4fTxcFa

On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we’re thankful for the more than 3,500 Carter Center staff members serving humanity and working for the greater good around the world.

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.

We’re proud that Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander has been named to @forbes.com 50 Over 50: Impact list, recognizing women driving meaningful change. Since joining the Center in 2020, Paige’s leadership has strengthened and expanded our health and peace programs across the globe. bit.ly/3Uoo2q5

Now that Robinah Wanyenze’s home in eastern Uganda has ended river blindness transmission, she can focus on her future. Stories like hers make us grateful to work with partners committed to ridding the world of these illnesses and ensuring kids have healthier childhoods. #InternationalYouthDay

Last month, Chad’s Ministry of Health, with support from the Reaching the Last Mile Fund, led a major effort to stop the transmission of river blindness and lymphatic filariasis. Implemented with The Carter Center’s help, the campaign treated nearly 3 million people across 29 districts. #BeatNTDs

The Carter Center and Chad health ministry, with support from the Mohamed Bin Zayed Foundation for Humanity, continue their fight to eradicate Guinea worm disease. A recent visit included reviewing strategies for water treatment and working with infected animals. #DefeatGuineaWorm

While speaking at #Chautauqua on the rise of authoritarianism globally, Carter Center CEO Paige Alexander offered this call to action: "Don't get lost in your own despair – because the answer is not to retreat, but to resist...Democracy may face a reckoning, but it can also face a rebirth."

On #NationalInternDay, we salute our vital Carter Center interns. Their energy and optimism inspire us every day. Thank you!

Congratulations on the impressive milestone, @mectizan.bsky.social. We’re proud to be a partner in this historic effort. #BeatNTDs

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. bit.ly/4mjJhVX