Carter Center Podcasts
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The Carter Center (video)
http://www.cartercenter.org/resources/media/podcasts/new/video.xml
The Carter Center (audio)
http://www.cartercenter.org/resources/media/podcasts/new/audio.xml
If you already have iTunes on your computer, these links will take you directly to the Carter Center podcast pages:
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Peace Programs
Hear about and see the efforts to wage peace being made by The Carter Center. Peace with justice requires resolving conflict according to rules agreed to by all, beginning with the shared commitment to human rights and democratic values.
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Health Programs
Hear all about and see the efforts being made by The Carter Center to fight disease. Global health connects us all. Global health broadens its reach to affect the prosperity and stability of whole nations - whether it is stopping a rabid outbreak of illness, preventing famine, or eliminating socially and economically devastating diseases.
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Special Topics
Keep up with all the news and events at The Carter Center.
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President Carter's Address: 2002 Nobel Peace Prize |
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Palestinian Election Observation 2006 |
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Faces of Hope: A Look at Lives Changed by the Carter Center's Work Around the World |
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Conversations at The Carter Center
Conversations at The Carter Center is an annual series of evening programs designed to increase public awareness on issues of national and global importance as they relate to the Center's work. Distinguished panels consisting of Carter Center experts and special guests make presentations followed by question-and-answer periods with the audience.
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Your Mental Health at Work |
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Lincoln's Melancholy: A Conversation with Rosalynn Carter and Joshua Shenk (part 4) |
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Lincoln's Melancholy: A Conversation with Rosalynn Carter and Joshua Shenk (part 3) |
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Lincoln's Melancholy: A Conversation with Rosalynn Carter and Joshua Shenk (part 2) |
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Lincoln's Melancholy: A Conversation with Rosalynn Carter and Joshua Shenk (part 1) |
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Heralding Freedom: The Gulag, American Civil Rights Movement, and Human Rights Today |
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Assessing the Prospects for Political Reform in China |
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25 Years of The Carter Center |
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