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April 17, 2013
Dr. Paul Emerson and Huffington Post Live Launch Carter Center's Call for Action Against Trachoma

It's the world's leading cause of preventable blindness. It's spreads easily from person to person, and of the 320 million at risk, most are children. Dr. Paul Emerson is going to great lengths to fight it.

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Press Releases

May 13, 2013
Media Advisory: Carter Center Regional Briefing  >>

April 18, 2013
The Carter Center Calls for Mutual Recognition and Dialogue in Venezuela (En español) >>

April 17, 2013
Carter Center Expresses Concern Over Palestinian Prisoners >>

April 15, 2013
Rosalynn Carter, Tony Coelho to Host Expert Discussion on Building Community Support for People With Mental Illness >>

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Op-Eds/Speeches

April 8, 2013
Editor's Choice: Addressing Stigma Through Social Inclusion

April 5, 2013
Public Address by Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter

March 6, 2013
Chavez Legacy an Incomplete Revolution

Feb. 24, 2013
Challenges of a Superpower (PDF)

Jan. 8, 2013
Nepal's Peace Process Needs Elections

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Media Coverage

May 6, 2013
Jimmy Carter, Now 88, on Aging and Health
Washington Post

May 2, 2013
How to Keep the Spotlight on Neglected Tropical Diseases
The Guardian

April 23, 2013
Another Scourge in His Sights
The New York Times

April 17, 2013
Preventing Blindness
Huffington Post Live Blog

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Feature Stories

April 15, 2013
Carter Center Helps Congolese Mining Communities Seek Redress for Human Rights Violations

March 18, 2013
Meet Nicolae Ciorogan: From Different Homelands, Finding Common Ground on Mental Health

March 5, 2013
Carter Center Observes Kenya's Election on
March 4

Feb. 11, 2013
Alidu Kemisa: Treatment Relieves Agony of River Blindness

Jan. 7, 2013
Sierra Leone Amputees: Enjoying Freedom and Football

Jan. 7, 2013
Encouraging A More Open China

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