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Carter Center Podcast | Jimmy Carter Gets Candid About China
President Carter's decision to normalize the relationship between the United States and the People's Republic of China in 1979 changed China, the United States, and the world. World, United States, Global, The World, Relationship
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President Carter's decision to normalize the relationship between the United States and the People's Republic of China in 1979 changed China, the United States, and the world.
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China Elections and Governance Online Receives Top Web Awards From China-Based Publications
China Elections and Governance Online, a project of the Carter Center's China Program, has received top honors from two major Chinese publications. Named website of the year in China by Southern Weekend - an international current affairs weekly, based in Guangzhou, Ghuangdong province - China Elections and Governance Online was also recognized recently as a "top organization working for promotion of public interest in China" by Nanfeng Chuang (South Wind Window) magazine.
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Cultivating Connections with China
Cultivating Connections with China
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Websites Create Stage for Political Debate in China
Websites sponsored by The Carter Center have become an important portal for political reform in China, engaging their audiences with news articles translated into both Chinese and English and offering a platform to debate current affairs in a traditionally closed society.
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Carter Center-Sponsored Website Redesigned to Engage China's Youth
After seven years online, the Carter Center sponsored-website www.chinaelections.org is one of the most visible platforms in China for the dissemination of democratic awareness and civic culture. The site, which receives a robust 65,000 visits per day, was recently redesigned to attract younger people and to expand its focus on global elections.
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Carter Center Hosts Chinese Delegation to Witness U.S. Elections in San Francisco, Washington, D.C.
A Chinese delegation hosted by The Carter Center is studying today's U.S. election in the San Francisco and Washington, D.C., areas to learn more about election procedures and reduce misperceptions by the Chinese of the American democratic system.
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Join Brookings Institution Scholar Cheng Li in the Field to Study Progress in China's Rural Village Elections
Cheng Li, director of research and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's John L. Thornton China Center, was part of a small Carter Center delegation that traveled to China in March to advance the Center's programming efforts there. These include working to help standardize the vast array of electoral procedures taking place in local communities and foster better governance, as well as rural and urban community building and civic education about rights, laws, and political participation.
One afternoon last summer, a 14-year-old boy from China turned up at The Carter Center bearing a check for $451.  Leo Hu and his schoolmates in Xi-an raised the money by charging admission to a play they wrote about Syrian refugees, and he flew all the way to across the Pacific to deliver it in person. Summer, Play, Leo, All The Way, The Pacific, Deliver, Syrian Refugees
Blog | China Teen Hand Delivers Donation
One afternoon last summer, a 14-year-old boy from China turned up at The Carter Center bearing a check for $451. Leo Hu and his schoolmates in Xi-an raised the money by charging admission to a play they wrote about Syrian refugees, and he flew all the way to across the Pacific to deliver it in person.