News
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
—
Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Sergey Aleksashenko, Former deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia and former chairman of Merrill Lynch Russia and Clifford Gaddy, Senior Fellow, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution and author, “Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin” about Russia's economic challenges and its dependence on oil.
News
A reception for the outgoing secretary-general was held at United Nations headquarters in New York on Wednesday, November 30, 2016.
News
By Noubar Afeyan, Vartan Gregorian, Ruben Vardanyan
—
On November 30 the United Nations Foundation and Carnegie Corporation of New York hosted a reception in honor of Ban Ki-moon, whose nine-year term as UN secretary-general will conclude on December 31, 2016.
News
Ten librarians from across the nation were honored with 2016’s I Love My Librarian Award at a reception hosted by Carnegie Corporation of New York today.
News
The grant will allow the Library to digitize and bring to life a wealth of historic materials in the Library’s collections related to the Great Migration of African Americans and the Latino Immigration Experience, and make them easily accessible in schools, library branches and homes.
News
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
—
What does the future of U.S.-Russia relations hold in 2017? Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with two geopolitical analysts who have analyzed and forecast on this critical question often in recent years, Michael Mandelbaum, Director of the American Foreign Policy program at the Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and Mathew Burrows, Director of the Strategic Foresight Initiative at the Atlantic Council.
News
We recently sat down with Springpoint’s executive director JoEllen Lynch to talk about the lessons the organization has learned from its work, and about a new guide that provides a roadmap to school design for others looking to do this work.
Press Releases
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
—
Newton Minow, a former chairman of Carnegie Corporation of New York’s board of trustees, was named one of 21 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, bestowing upon him the country’s highest civilian honor.
News
Concerns have been raised about free trade and investment, the rise of China, territorial disputes, nuclear proliferation, and America’s presence in Afghanistan.
News
Concerns have been raised about free trade and investment, the rise of China, territorial disputes, nuclear proliferation, and America’s presence in Afghanistan.
News
By Carnegie Corporation of New York
—
How will the buildup of NATO forces, and closer military cooperation among NATO allies in the Baltics, impact Russian behaviors and U.S.-Russia relations? Mike Moran speaks with Michael Kofman of The Woodrow Wilson Center, and Elbridge Colby of the Center for New American Security, who have differing views.
Press Releases
Carnegie Corporation of New York Trustee Ralph Cicerone, the President Emeritus of the National Academy of Sciences, died unexpectedly on November 5. He had served on the Corporation’s Board since June 2009.
From The Desk Of
By Vartan Gregorian
—
Only committed citizenship can preserve and protect our democracy.
News
By Gail Ablow
—
Foundations are funding the right—and the fight—to vote through donor collaboratives and litigation.
News
By Gail Ablow
—
News
By Andrew Geraghty
—
Michael’s Waldman’s latest book is a powerful reminder that when the right to vote is under attack, democracy is the loser.
News
By Michael Moran
—
Getting out in front of the [Google] news cycle
News
By Deana Arsenian
—
The vice president of Carnegie Corporation's International Program reports from the 13th meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, Sochi, Russia.
News
Thousands of Syrian students’ schooling is on pause, and though many would like to continue their learning in America, immigration policies make that all but impossible.
News
By Scott Malcomson
—
The cyber library is finally taking shape.
