Carnegie Reporter
By Aruna D’Souza
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Technology has brought to much of the world a true “digital commons,” creating a virtual public square that scoffs at geographical boundaries and resists the ravages of time and destruction. But ceaseless innovation — think “born-digital” data like email, websites, blogs, text messages, and podcasts — has made saving our cultural legacy more urgent and complicated, not less
Carnegie Reporter
By Aruna D’Souza
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New website provides an exciting portal into Carnegie Corporation of New York’s philanthropy from the 1870s to the 21st century
Carnegie Reporter
By Vartan Gregorian
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American libraries have shown an amazing ability to reinvent themselves — even as they work quietly and diligently to transform lives while bringing together and strengthening the communities they serve. But do we deserve them? Can we keep them? Andrew Carnegie’s visionary philanthropy points the way
Carnegie Reporter
By Kathleen Carroll
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Expanding broadband and smartphone access presents a transformative opportunity for African scholarship, but putting those tools to work will take future-ready skills. Tech-savvy librarians are ready to help
Press Releases
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
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At its quarterly meeting held in New York City on 9/12/2019, Carnegie Corporation of New York's Board of Trustees approved 48 grants totaling $35,170,400. Brief descriptions of each Board-approved grant are provided below.
Carnegie Reporter
Carnegie Reporter
By Rami G. Khouri
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Hundreds of millions of people are ensnared in a cycle of poverty, despair, and hopelessness that will haunt the region for generations to come
Carnegie Reporter
By Kathleen Carroll
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An emerging understanding of brain development has revealed a remarkable period of elasticity during adolescence. Could social-emotional learning (SEL) foster the “soft skills” needed to direct students toward a thriving adulthood?
Carnegie Reporter
By Anita Jain
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What debt does the West owe immigrants for colonialism and climate change?
Carnegie Reporter
By Noelle Pourrat
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Civil discourse breaks down and democracy is threatened when facts become matters of opinion and no one is ever wrong
Carnegie Reporter
By Aaron Stanley
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A journalist lays bare the enduring, inescapable legacy of the Troubles in a land where memory, tragedy, violence, and family are inextricably intertwined
Carnegie Reporter
By Joshua Yaffa
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In a time of increasing tensions between the United States and Russia, the PIR Center is “keeping the conversation going” as it prepares young students from around the world for careers in nuclear nonproliferation and diplomacy
Carnegie Reporter
By Stephen J. Del Rosso
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Beginning in the mid-2000s, the Corporation began to focus on China — today, the U.S.’s primary “peer competitor” — in earnest
News
By Michael Rettig
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Carnegie Corporation of New York’s Stephen Del Rosso moderated a debate on the topic between political scientists Henry Farrell and Michael Desch
Carnegie Reporter
By Orville Schell, Susan Shirk, and Ankit Panda
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Competition, Confrontation, or Collision Course? A new report peers into the future of the world’s most consequential bilateral relationship
