After his presidency, Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn founded the Carter Center, dedicated to promoting human rights, conflict resolution, and global health improvements.
Carter Center delegations have observed elections in more than 100 countries, emphasizing the organization's commitment to enhancing democracy and democracy promotion across the globe.
The eradication of Guinea-worm disease highlighted Carter's unique mix of compassion and political skill, successfully mediating a ceasefire in South Sudan to combat this devastating disease.
Winning the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize recognizes Carter's lifetime dedication to social progress and conflict resolution, impacting countless lives and nations positively.
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