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Waging Peace.
Fighting Disease.
Building Hope.

Waging Peace.
Fighting Disease.
Building Hope.

For over 40 years, The Carter Center has boldly tackled humanity’s toughest challenges. Our peace and health programs partner with communities worldwide to create lasting change and improve people’s lives.

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Read more: Reflections on a Rich History: The Carter Center and Guyana

Reflections on a Rich History: The Carter Center and Guyana

The Center went on to monitor six elections in Guyana, the first in 1992 and the most recent one a year ago, in September 2025. During the 2025 observation mission, the communications team invited Guyanese leaders from across the political spectrum to talk about President Carter and the Center’s history with their country.

Read more: Meet Our Staff: Eddy Mabundu

Meet Our Staff: Eddy Mabundu

Eddy Mabundu serves as a senior information technology officer in the Center’s offices in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Niger. Passionate about IT, Mabundu keeps digital infrastructure secure for about 50 staff members — quietly making everyone else’s job easier.

Where Hope Meets Action

Since 1982, The Carter Center has helped people around the world live healthier and more peaceful lives. Our programs prevent and resolve conflicts, enhance freedom and democracy, and improve health. Together with our partners, we bring hope to places most have forgotten.

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6 We fight six preventable diseases with health education and simple, low-cost treatments.
128 We have carried out 128 full and limited election observation missions in 40 countries.
44 For over 44 years, we’ve championed health, peace, and hope worldwide.
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