JOIN VIRTUALLY! Election Observation and Advancing Democracy: A Conversation with Ambassador Susan D. Page
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Impartial, credible election observers play a key role in shaping perceptions about the quality and legitimacy of electoral processes. Following a recent trip to Guyana serving on The Carter Center's official Election Observation Mission, former Ambassador Susan Page will share her experiences with observation missions and their role in strengthening the foundations of democratic governance. During this informal conversation, Ambassador Page will share her eyewitness account from Guyana, as well as her experience with elections in other countries, including the first post-genocide election in Rwanda. The conversation will explore what we can learn from these experiences and what the implications might be for us at home.
This event is for undergraduate and graduate students by invitation. Details for joining via Zoom can be found on personal Google calendar invite.
Contact kievents@nd.edu for any additional questions.
Susan D. Page
Susan D. Page began her foreign affairs career at the US Department of State in 1991 and has served in a range of key roles internationally, including as the first US ambassador to the new nation of the Republic of South Sudan from 2011 to 2014...
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