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Carnegie Newsline February 2000

The following is a list of grants and appropriations approved by the Trustees at the February 1, 2000 Board Meeting.

Further descriptions of the grants are available as PDF files. Click here to view descriptions.

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EDUCATION
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Child Care Action Campaign
Seven-month grant of $25,000 toward planning a campaign on the importance of early childhood literacy for child care and preschool educators

Committee for Economic Development
Four-month grant of $25,000 for a planning meeting on financing early childhood education and care

Learning Matters
Two-year grant of $350,000 toward a television series and reporting about education reform

National Academy of Sciences
Six-month grant of $25,000 toward a workshop and report on preparing Ph.D.-level scientists for careers in secondary school teaching

National Association for the Education of Young Children
Two-year grant of $500,000 toward the redesign of a professional accreditation system for early childhood care and education programs

Recruiting New Teachers
Twenty-nine month grant of $235,000 toward a national study of community college career corridors for elementary and secondary teacher recruitment and preparation

Replication and Program Strategies
Eight-month grant of $25,000 toward a project on replicating successful early childhood programs, held in cooperation with the National Center for Children in Poverty of Columbia University

Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
One-year grant of $85,000 for a national meeting of urban secondary school teachers and faculty members in the liberal arts at research universities

 

INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY
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Aspen Institute
One-year grant of $602,000 toward support of the international activities of the Congressional program

University of Bradford
Two-year grant of $200,000 toward a project on preventing the proliferation of biological weapons

British American Security Information Council
Nine-month grant of $14,000 for a research project on the Verification Protocol of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention

Center for Strategic and International Studies
Eighteen-month grant of $100,000 for a project on political Islam in Russia

University of Denver
Eighteen-month grant of $125,000 toward a joint project with the International Peace Academy on self-determination, security and the United Nations

Federation of American Scientists Fund
Two-year grant of $212,000 for the Working Group on Biological Weapons Verification

Financial Services Volunteer Corps
Two-month grant of $25,000 for planning a multidisciplinary study of the relationship between the security and economic problems of Russia

Financial Services Volunteer Corps
Ten-month grant of $250,000 for a study of Russia's security, economic and banking crises

George Washington University
Three-month grant of $18,400 for planning a study group on state-building in Russia

George Washington University
Ten-month grant of $250,000 toward a study group on state-building in Russia

Harvard University
Three-month grant of $25,000 toward the Women Waging Peace Initiative

Harvard University
Eight-month grant of $25,000 as a final grant toward a working group on Israeli-Palestinian relations

Harvard University
Two-year grant of $120,100 toward the Harvard Sussex Program on the global elimination of biological and chemical weapons

Hunter College of the City University of New York
One-year grant of $15,000 toward research and writing by Sumit Ganguly on the Indo-Pakistani conflict

Institute for Eastwest Studies
Six-month grant of $24,000 for the translation into Russian of published volumes on Russia's security environment on its western, southern and eastern boundaries

Johns Hopkins University
Three-month grant of $25,000 toward planning a project on issues of water scarcity in South Asia

National Bureau of Asian Research
Ten-month grant of $250,000 for a study of social cohesion in Russia

Overseas Development Council
One-year grant of $73,500 toward a joint project with Rice University on U.S. national interests in ethnic conflicts and other forms of civil war

Pennsylvania State University
Three-year grant of $25,000 toward publication in English of the complete memoirs of Nikita Khrushchev

Ploughshares Fund
Five-month grant of $24,000 toward a project on Y2K preparedness and emergency response in Russia

Ploughshares Fund
Two-year grant of $25,000 toward the Peace and Security Funders Group

Social Science Research Council
Three-year grant of $300,000 toward a project on cooperative security in Northeast Asia

Henry L. Stimson Center
Two-year grant of $300,000 toward the project on chemical and biological weapons nonproliferation

Henry L. Stimson Center
Two-year grant of $300,000 toward a project on South Asia

University of Sussex
Two-year grant of $129,900 toward the Harvard Sussex Program on the global elimination of biological and chemical weapons

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Five-month grant of $21,500 for planning a study on political democratization and economic reform in Russia

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Ten-month grant of $250,000 toward a study of political democratization and economic reform in Russia

 

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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University of Zimbabwe
Two-year grant of $150,000 as a final grant toward a science and technology policy dialogue in Zimbabwe

 

DEMOCRACY/SPECIAL PROJECTS
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Article 19, the International Centre Against Censorship
One-year grant of $25,000 toward establishing an interactive Web site

Carnegie Institution of Washington
One-month grant of $25,000 toward a program to improve science, mathematics and technology education for children in public elementary schools in the District of Columbia

Center for Responsive Politics
Three-year grant of $450,000 toward support

Children's Television Workshop
Six-month grant of $25,000 toward an international symposium to evaluate a joint Israeli/Palestinian production of "Sesame Street"

Council on Foreign Relations
Twelve-month grant of $250,000 toward a program on economics and national security for young scholars

French-American Foundation
Twelve-month grant of $20,000 toward conference expenses and development of a program on aging workers' issues

Hunter College of the City University of New York
Twelve-month grant of $25,000 toward a model project of the Brookdale Center on Aging to obtain a complete count of the elderly in the 2000 Census

Iowa Citizen Action Network Education Foundation
Twelve-month grant of $20,000 toward a joint public education project with the New Hampshire Citizens Alliance on campaign financing

Midwest States Center
Six-month grant of $25,000 toward a seminar for the news media on campaign financing

National Endowment for the Humanities
Twenty-seven month grant of $1,000,000 toward support of a core collection of works by American authors for rural and small public libraries in the United States

National Urban League
Three-year grant of $750,000 as a final grant toward support

Native American Rights Fund
Three-year grant of $450,000 as a final grant toward support

University of Pennsylvania
Eighteen-month grant of $300,000 toward research by the Annenberg School for Communication and the Annenberg Public Policy Center on political discourse and issue advocacy advertising

United States Hispanic Leadership Institute
Two-year grant of $300,000 as a final grant toward support

William C. Velasquez Institute
Two-year grant of $300,000 as a final grant toward support

 

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