Eleanor Rosalynn Carter (1927-2023) was an American activist and humanitarian from Plains, Georgia, who served as first lady of the United States from 1977 to 1981. After leaving the White House ...

When Eleanor Rosalynn Smith first laid eyes on Jimmy Carter, he was a fascinating older boy. She was a few days old and he was 3, and his mother was a nurse who helped deliver the infant girl in ...

During an emotional speech from Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter’s daughter, Amy Carter, she read a 75-year-old love letter her dad wrote to her mom. On Thursday, January 9, the former President of the ...

After her time in the White House, Rosalynn continued her humanitarian work alongside her husband through the Carter Center, an organization dedicated to promoting peace and human rights around ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. When Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter entered the White House in 1977, they became the first couple since John F Kennedy to raise their children in the ...

Rosalynn Carter, who died in 2023, was long an advocate for mental health support while her husband held political offices, and also campaigned for the recognition of the work of caregivers.

President Carter frequently brought the conversation back to Rosalynn’s health projects around the world — particularly the work done in ... on his world travels, written more than 30 books ...

"Jimmy Carter: Stage Left" is a play that chronicles Jimmy Carter's journey from Plains, Georgia, to the White House, with input from both Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter. The play debuted at the Carter ...

Rosalynn Carter, who died in 2023, was long an advocate for mental health support while her husband held political offices, and also campaigned for the recognition of the work of caregivers. “There ...

Rosalynn Carter, who died in 2023, was long an advocate for mental health support while her husband held political offices, and also campaigned for the recognition of the work of caregivers.