The Carter Center Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Carter Center podcast highlights how we wage peace, fight disease, improve mental health, and build hope.
The Carter Center has observed more than 100 elections around the world. How do we decide where to go? What does an election observer do? Avery Davis-Roberts, who manages the Center’s Democratic Election Standards Project, explains.
If you know someone who lives with anxiety, you won’t want to miss this podcast with Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow Andrea Petersen. Petersen describes how she transformed “from a slightly silly sorority girl to a terrorized shut-in in just a few weeks’ time.”
Her medical odyssey and numerous ER visits finally led to an anxiety disorder diagnosis and a life of recovery. Petersen is a Wall Street Journal contributor and writes about her experience in a lively, well-researched, and sometimes humorous memoir “On Edge: A Journey Through Anxiety”, available at Amazon and other booksellers.
Human Rights Program Associate Danielle Taylor describes how The Carter Center trains faith and traditional leaders in West Africa to help change harmful social norms perpetrated in the name of religion. Learn more at CarterCenter.org.