Carter's postpresidency work has been impactful from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter
After leaving the White House in 1981, Jimmy Carter set out to redefine the role of a former president. He decided to focus on making a positive impact on the world through his postpresidency work. Carter chose to tackle complex global issues such as democracy-building, human rights, and public health. He believed that he could use his experience and influence to effect real change in these areas. One of Carter's most notable achievements was the founding of The Carter Center in 1982. Through this organization, he and his wife Rosalynn have worked tirelessly to promote peace, democracy, and human rights around the world. The Center has been instrumental in monitoring elections, mediating conflicts, and fighting diseases such as Guinea worm and malaria. Carter's hands-on approach to these issues has earned him a reputation as a dedicated and ef...
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