I wanted to be part of something life-changingI was drawn to The Carter Center after moving to Atlanta in 1987.
President Jimmy Carter and Karin Ryan shown during a 1990 Carter-Menil Human Rights Prize selection committee meeting.
President Carter once dropped into my office asking why I hadn't sent him any cases recently.
AdvertisementIn the wake of his peacemaking efforts in North Korea, Bosnia, and Haiti in 1994, we organized a closed-door discussion with U.S.-based human rights leaders critical of his engagements with human rights violators.
AdvertisementAs a Cold War president, Carter walked a tightrope of managing relationships with world leaders while speaking out against human rights abuses.
Persons:
Jimmy Carter, Karin Ryan, Carter, I've, He's, It's, David, —, he's, hadn't, Rosalynn —, Kim Il Sung, Radovan Karadzic, Raoul Cédras, Ariel Sharon, Andrei Sakharov
Organizations:
Carter Center, Carter, Rights, Menil, U.S, Criminal Court, United Nations Security, Foreign Affairs, Israeli, David Accords
Locations:
Atlanta, Panama Canal, Haiti, Iraq, Nepal, North Korea, Bosnia, Soviet Union, Argentina, China, Israel, Egypt, U.S, United States