Carnegie Reporter
By Joseph J. Jung, Nehal Amer
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In 'What the Eyes Don't See,' pediatrician-turned-whistleblower Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha gives a firsthand account of the Flint water crisis, offering a powerful story of activism, solidarity, and resilience
News
On Monday, March 18, the George W. Bush Institute celebrated America’s immigrant heritage with an official immigration naturalization ceremony. Before 49 of America’s newest citizens took the Oath of Allegiance to the United States and received their certificates of naturalization, President and Mrs. Bush spoke about the significant contributions that immigrants make to our society and economy.
Press Releases
News
By Noelle Pourrat and Carl Robichaud
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Nuclear weapons remain the greatest existential threat to humanity. We won’t be able to manage them without enlisting more women.
Carnegie Reporter
By Aaron Stanley
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A BBC correspondent’s new survey of seven African despots makes the case that the continent suffers from a resource curse. He tells his tale vividly, but even despotism deserves a more nuanced, comprehensive, and above all contextual approach.
Carnegie Reporter
By Vartan Gregorian
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Andrew Carnegie’s peace project was ambitious, audacious, visionary. The work was — is — difficult, often stymied, never-ending. But what is the alternative?
Carnegie Reporter
By Zeynep Tufekci
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While the totality of the National Academy of Sciences report on voting technology is sobering, a country with the resources and technical expertise of the United States can make great progress, and quickly, if it has sufficient political will and resources.
Carnegie Reporter
By Adam Ambrogi
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With proper safeguards in place, technology can improve the voting experience — expanding accessibility, boosting turnout, and bolstering democracy
Carnegie Reporter
By Karen Theroux
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A surgeon’s remarkable journey from Africa and back
News
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
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The Aspen Institute released the findings of its National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development (SEAD) today with recommendations on translating knowledge about how people learn into practice, and helping students develop skills such as collaboration, empathy, and perseverance through systemic changes in education.
Carnegie Reporter
By Joanne Omang
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The nation’s leading philanthropies are banding together to ensure a fair and accurate 2020 census
Carnegie Reporter
By Karen Theroux
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A new program aims to hack America’s culture of apathy toward nukes
