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In case you missed “Stories from 100 Elections” at The Carter Center on Dec. 2, 2015, an archived webcast of this Conversations at The Carter Center event can be viewed below.

Over the years, Carter Center staff have watched jubilant voters cast their first ballots; met with dictators who were sure they would be re-elected, but lost; and watched election officials stay up all night counting ballots. Hear humorous and moving tales from the front lines of emerging democracies.

Panelists include:

• David Carroll, director of the Carter Center’s Democracy Program, who has participated in nearly half of the Center’s election missions, including the recent 101st in Myanmar.
• Jennie Lincoln, director of the Center’s Americas Program, who was part of the Center’s first and second missions in Panama and Nicaragua, and also served as a short-term observer in the 100th election mission in Guyana.
• Sarah Johnson, an associate director in the Center’s Democracy Program, who has overseen numerous election observation missions, including in Sudan and Tunisia.
• Brett Lacy, an associate director in the Center’s Democracy Program, who has managed or participated in election observation missions in Mozambique, Liberia, East Timor, and Guyana, among others.
• Avery Davis-Roberts, an associate director in the Center’s Democracy Program who oversees the Democratic Election Standards Project and a project to improve the quality of U.S. elections. She has also taken part in observation missions in the Philippines and in the Cherokee Nation, among others.

About Conversations at The Carter Center

Conversations brings you up close with Carter Center experts, policy makers, and other special guests to discuss the issues that shape your world. Events are held at The Carter Center, Ivan Allen III Pavilion.

Join us for the next Conversations webcast: “The Power of Information” on Tuesday, March 15 from 7–8:15 p.m. EDT.