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Tom Crick joined the Center in 1994, first as a research assistant in the Conflict Resolution Program, becoming executive assistant to the director of peace programs, then assistant director of the Center’s China Village Elections Project, and finally associate director of the Conflict Resolution Program. Crick has worked on numerous Carter Center election and conflict resolution projects, primarily in Africa, including the Carter Center-brokered 1995 Guinea worm cease-fire in Sudan, the Great Lakes peace initiative from 1995-1997, and the Center’s mediation between Sudan and Uganda. Crick led a long-term peacebuilding project in Liberia and, most recently, has been working to mitigate violence in the U.S.

Crick received his bachelor’s degree from Bristol University and his master’s degree in Irish political studies from Queen’s University of Belfast. He has conducted doctoral research at the London School of Economics and at Emory University. Prior to joining the Center, he lectured in political science at a number of polytechnics in the United Kingdom and worked as a journalist and as a project leader at an interdenominational youth project in Northern Ireland. Crick has been a licensed mediator in the state of Georgia and an adjunct faculty member at Emory Law School.