Jimmy Carter (Carter Center)

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, founded The Carter Center in 1982 to promote human rights, peace, and health worldwide. The Center works on initiatives such as election monitoring, disease eradication, and conflict resolution. Drawing from Carter’s commitment to service and diplomacy, it aims to improve global living conditions and uphold democratic values. Recognized for its non-partisan approach, The Carter Center has helped foster peaceful elections, battle neglected diseases, and support sustainable development, reflecting Carter’s lifelong dedication to humanitarian causes beyond his presidency.