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Trading the Wall for a Bridge: How Americans Really Feel About Immigration
Recent rhetoric might lead one to believe that there is a deep rift among Americans on questions of immigration policy, deportation, and the effect of immigrants on American Society.
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Tapping Indigenous Plants to Treat Disease in Nigeria
A scholarship from the Carnegie Corporation of New York gave Amujoyegbe Olayinka, a pharmaceutical botanist, the support she needed to pursue her life’s work.
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The Andrew Carnegie Distinguished Lecture on Conflict Prevention in Honor of David Hamburg
In 1991, Senator Sam Nunn and Republican Senate colleague, Richard Lugar (R-Ind.), co-authored the 1991 Comprehensive Nuclear Threat Reduction Act – more commonly known as the Nunn-Lugar act.
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Citizens, United
Citizens, United While many discussions around immigration, especially in an election season, tend to focus on the challenges posed by the large undocumented population that exists in the U.S., the ...
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Searching for Common Ground in Russian-Western Relations
The European Leadership Network has released an analysis of the deliberations between Russian and Western leaders at a recent workshop in London, sponsored in part by Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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Engaging the Next Generation of Policy-Thinkers
The Bridging the Gap Project aims to engage next generation policy thinkers in conversation, leading to the development of new and innovative ideas related to U.S. foreign policy.
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Advancing STEM Education
Five years in, 100Kin10 is on track to achieve its goal of 100,000 STEM teachers in ten years.
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Getting to Know the Enemy: Scott Atran’s Frontline Science
Scott Atran, an anthropologist who studies what motivates people to take extreme actions, talks about his experiences interviewing current and former ISIS fighters.
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Getting to Know the Enemy: Scott Atran's Frontline Science
In February 2016, Scott Atran, an anthropologist who studies what motivates people to take extreme, sometimes absurd, actions, sent me some field notes about the battle for a village called Kudilah, along the front lines not too far from Mosul, …
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Voice in the Wilderness: An Interview with Linda Chavez
Linda Chavez is a lonely voice for immigration reform.
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Protecting NYC
Thanks to the Wilson Center’s Foreign Policy Fellowship Program, a group of congressional staffers came to New York to meet directly with various security agencies and get a rare behind-the-scenes look at how they keep the city safe.
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Carnegie Corporation of New York Board Approves 37 Grants Totaling $29,620,000
At its quarterly meeting held in New York City on 6/9/2016, Carnegie Corporation of New York's Board of Trustees approved 37 grants totaling $29,620,000.
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Preventing Nuclear Catastrophe
Of all the concerns Andrew Carnegie sought to address through his philanthropy, the pursuit of peace was of paramount importance to him, especially as he grew older and the specter of a world war loomed ever larger.
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The Fog of (Cyber) War—Part 1 of 2
Part 1: Earlier this summer, Carl Robichaud, Carnegie Corporation of New York’s program officer in International Peace and Security, and Scott Malcomson, Carnegie visiting media fellow, organized an online discussion of new technologies and nuclear security with security policy experts …
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Education Program Strategy Overview
An overview of Carnegie Corporation of New York's Education Strategy
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International Day of Peace
International Day of Peace Nations were destined to be co-operating parts in one grand whole. . . . Peace hath her victories much more renowned than those of war: the heroes of the past have been th...
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Fear and Opportunity: Russia and the World Order
In this episode, Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with the Wilson Center's Matthew Rojansky and Georgetown University's Angela Stent about Russia's foreign policy and the world order.
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In Memoriam: Ralph Cicerone
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.
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Report: Asian Views on America’s Role in Asia
The Asia Foundation report is formulated as a set of strategic recommendations—including a concise top 10—for the new administration on U.S. foreign policy priorities in Asia.
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We Love Our Librarians!
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.
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Lines of Attack: The Static of Cyber Conflict
Is a cyber ceasefire between the U.S. and Russia possible, or will recent events and allegations of cyber hacking lead to greater conflict? Visiting Media Fellow Michael Moran speaks with Austin Long, associate professor and technology expert at Columbia University’s …
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Nunn-Lugar Award Honors Two Nuclear Security Pioneers
Former Russian nuclear weapons commander Colonel General Evgeny Maslin and former U.S. Secretary of Defense William J. Perry were honored today with the third Nunn-Lugar Award for Promoting Nuclear Security.
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RFP: Frequently Asked Questions
RFP: Frequently Asked Questions Carnegie Corporation of New York
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2016 Carnegie Forums
2016: Carnegie Forums will cover topics central to the Corporation's philanthropic legacy and mission: immigration, foreign policy, education and democracy. Distinguished panelists, with the assistance of a seasoned moderator, will debate the topic at hand before an audience of leaders …
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Accolades for Corporation Trustee General Lloyd J. Austin III, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Each year, the West Point Association of Graduates recognizes alumni whose character, distinguished service, and stature embody the military academy’s ideals and which are in keeping with its motto: “Duty, Honor, Country.” On February 22, WPAOG named General Lloyd J. …

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