For more than 35 years, The Carter Center has worked in the public eye and behind the scenes to help bring an end to conflicts across the globe. Get an inside look at how the Center’s conflict resolution team goes about its work in places like Syria, Sudan, Mali, and more. What principles guide them? What challenges do they face? What does success even look like? Moderator: Jim Clancy, broadcast journalist. Panelists: Hrair Balian, director of the Carter Center’s Conflict Resolution Program; Kate Keator, manager of the Carter Center’s Syria Conflict Mapping Project; Bisa Williams, former U.S. ambassador to Niger and current Carter Center special advisor on Mali.