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28 Scholars to Research Political Polarization with Support from Carnegie Corporation of New York

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Tuesday, May 7, 2024
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Carnegie Corporation of New York announced today the 2024 Class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows.

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  • Carnegie Corporation of New York announced today the 2024 Class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows.
  • “The foundation’s support of these fascinating projects is a considered effort to mine scholarship for insights into the underlying causes of the political polarization that is damaging our democracy,” said Richardson.
  • The Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program is a continuation of the mission of Carnegie Corporation of New York, as founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1911, to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding.
  • : Reducing Political Polarization through the Youth Civic Connections Project
    Does Social Media Increase Political Polarization?

Ten Community-Based Collaboratives Recognized as Exemplars in Education with Grants from Carnegie Corporation of New York

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Tuesday, March 26, 2024
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    Profiles in Collective Leadership provides $200,000 grants for nonpartisan collaborations that serve as education and economic bridges in a range of communities across the country.
  • The collaboratives draw on the strengths of local government, education, nonprofit, business, and health care professionals to create career opportunities for young people and encourage civic participation.
  • The 10 recognized partnerships in 8 states will act as exemplars, sharing what they have learned with each other and with the public.
  • “At Carnegie Corporation of New York, we are gravely concerned by the growing polarization of American politics and society,” said Dame Louise Richardson , president of the philanthropic foundation.

Cambiar Thrive Grant Awards $3 Million to Cutting-Edge Organizations Providing Families With Student Data and Insights

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Wednesday, November 15, 2023
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The Cambiar Thrive Grant awarded a total of $3 million in the amounts of $50,000 - $250,000 to 31 grantees, representing a range of organizations, leaders, communities, and ideas.

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  • The Cambiar Thrive Grant awarded a total of $3 million in the amounts of $50,000 - $250,000 to 31 grantees, representing a range of organizations, leaders, communities, and ideas.
  • Ninety percent of the grantees serve families of color and high-need populations, including low-income, disadvantaged, and multilingual learners.
  • The Cambiar Thrive Grant aims to address the increasing demand and need to provide parents and caregivers with academic and non-academic information about their children.
  • Those will be key learnings we can use as we continue to transform parent engagement and advance data equity,” said Nick Kind, Managing Director, Tyton Partners.

Carnegie Reporter Magazine’s International Issue Focuses on the Importance of Knowledge in Advancing Global Security and Peace

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Thursday, September 14, 2023
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Now more than ever, knowledge and understanding of complex international issues are critical to the advancement of a more secure world.

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  • Now more than ever, knowledge and understanding of complex international issues are critical to the advancement of a more secure world.
  • The Fall 2023 edition of the Carnegie Reporter magazine, published by the philanthropic foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York, examines complex topics critical to global security, from U.S.-China relations to the costs of war and nuclear proliferation, and highlights the importance of bridging the gap between academics and policymakers.
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    From U.S.-China relations to global nuclear dynamics, the #CarnegieReporter's International Issue examines some of the most pressing issues of our time and efforts to address them by promoting knowledge and peace.
  • Readers are encouraged to republish or excerpt articles by seeking permission from the foundation.

Carnegie Corporation of New York Honors 35 Distinguished Immigrants for Their Vital and Inspiring Contributions to Our Democracy

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Wednesday, June 28, 2023
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Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced its annual list of Great Immigrants, honoring 35 naturalized citizens who have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy.

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  • Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced its annual list of Great Immigrants, honoring 35 naturalized citizens who have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy.
  • #GreatImmigrants
    The 2023 Class of Great Immigrants is comprised of naturalized citizens from 33 countries and a wide range of backgrounds and fields.
  • Additional 2023 honorees are recognized leaders in their fields, including two Nobel laureates, an Olympian, and a member of Congress.
  • Since 2006, the Corporation has named more than 700 Great Immigrants, forming one of the largest online databases of its type.

Carnegie Reporter Magazine’s Winter 2022 Edition — The Voting Issue: People. Protections. Participation. — Focuses on the Power of our Electorate.

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Wednesday, January 11, 2023
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was produced by the philanthropic foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York .

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  • was produced by the philanthropic foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York .
  • “The Augustinian precept audi alteram partem — listen to the other side — should be our motto,” commented Richardson.
  • They say federal law must promote changes in three areas: expanding opportunities to register, increasing options for voting, and strengthening effective election administration.
  • For more information, visit the online issue of the Carnegie Reporter.

Carnegie Corporation of New York Honors 34 Distinguished Immigrants Whose Contributions to Our Democracy Inspire Us All

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Wednesday, June 29, 2022
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Carnegie Corporation of New York announced its annual list of Great Immigrants today, honoring 34 naturalized citizens whose contributions and actions have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy.

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  • Carnegie Corporation of New York announced its annual list of Great Immigrants today, honoring 34 naturalized citizens whose contributions and actions have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy.
  • Meet the 2022 Class of #GreatImmigrants from Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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    The 2022 Class of Great Immigrants is comprised of naturalized citizens from 32 countries and a wide range of backgrounds.
  • Carnegie founded more than 20 philanthropic organizations, including Carnegie Corporation of New York, a grantmaking foundation established in 1911 to advance the causes of democracy, education, and international peace.

Carnegie Corporation of New York Honors 34 Great Immigrants for Their Contributions to Our Democracy

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Wednesday, June 30, 2021
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Carnegie Corporation of New York released its annual list of Great Immigrants today, honoring 34 individuals who have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy through their contributions and actions.

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  • Carnegie Corporation of New York released its annual list of Great Immigrants today, honoring 34 individuals who have enriched and strengthened our society and our democracy through their contributions and actions.
  • The philanthropic foundation invites Americans to celebrate these distinguished individuals by participating in its online public awareness campaign Great Immigrants, Great Americans , #GreatImmigrants.
  • In 1911, he established Carnegie Corporation of New York, a grantmaking foundation dedicated to the causes of democracy, education, and international peace.
  • Carnegie Corporation of New York was established in 1911 by Andrew Carnegie to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding.

Carnegie Corporation of New York Announces 26 Andrew Carnegie Fellows

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Wednesday, April 28, 2021
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b"With the goal of applying scholarly perspectives to some of society\xe2\x80\x99s most important issues, Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced the 2021 class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows.

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  • b"With the goal of applying scholarly perspectives to some of society\xe2\x80\x99s most important issues, Carnegie Corporation of New York today announced the 2021 class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows.
  • (Photo: Business Wire)\nThe Corporation launched the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program in 2015 as an initiative that was conceived by the late Vartan Gregorian, who served as president of the foundation from 1997 until his death on April 15, 2021.
  • He took immense pride in the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program and was deeply involved in every aspect of the process, personally reviewing each nomination that was submitted,\xe2\x80\x9d said John J. DeGioia , chair of the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program jury and president of Georgetown University.
  • Read more about the Class of 2021 , the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program , the work of past honorees, the criteria for proposals, and a historical timeline of scholarly research supported by the Corporation.

Jobs Recovery Is a Priority for Americans of Both Political Parties According to a New Carnegie Corporation of New York-Gallup Survey

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Wednesday, February 17, 2021
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An overwhelming number from both political parties favor a national program that would provide paid work and training opportunities while addressing national and community needs.

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  • An overwhelming number from both political parties favor a national program that would provide paid work and training opportunities while addressing national and community needs.
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    A Carnegie Corporation of New York and Gallup survey looks at what Americans view as the most important issues facing the nation and the priorities for a COVID-19 economic recovery.
  • Commissioned by the philanthropic foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Back to Work survey was conducted by Gallup between October 21 and November 5, 2020.
  • Carnegie Corporation of New York was established by Andrew Carnegie in 1911 to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding.