Carnegie Corporation of New York has funded work to address a variety of important issues. Move your mouse over the letters below for a list of issues and links to corresponding content.
Achievement Gap
Carnegie Corporation of New York addresses issues related to the Achievement Gap -- the gap in academic achievement that persists between minority and disadvantaged students and their white counterparts -- through the following programs:
Carnegie Corporation of New York has funded work to address issues related to biological weapons (bioweapons). While this work is no longer considered part of our current strategic focus and no longer receives funding, you may want to review recent Carnegie Corporation publications related to bioweapons on our Publications page including:
Crafting Policies to Control Biological Weapons (Carnegie Review, 2009) and
Biosecurity: A 21st Century Challenge (Carnegie Challenge Paper, 2005).
Campaign Finance Reform
Carnegie Corporation of New York addresses issues related to campaign finance reform through the following programs:
Carnegie Corporation of New York has funded work to address issues related to Early Childhood Development. While this work is no longer considered part of our current strategic focus and no longer receives funding, you may want to review past Carnegie Corporation publications related to Early Childhood Development.
Education Accountability
Carnegie Corporation of New York addresses issues related to education accountability through the following programs:
Journalism has come to a crossroads, a time in history when it cannot continue as it was. There are too many new ways now that news is delivered and so much information being communicated that there is an aching need for educated, knowledgeable, ethical and objective journalists—both those who have been trained at journalism schools as well as individuals who have come to profession from other routes—to help us sort through it all.