What We're Learning
Carnegie Corporation of New York periodically reviews programmatic investments to monitor progress, understand what has worked and what hasn't.
Risk accompanies any programmatic investment. And in order to continually improve our grantmaking, we need to carefully and honestly examine the causes of success and failure and communicate those lessons so that others may also reflect on what we're learning.
In this section, you will find current and past issues of two publications: Carnegie Results and Carnegie Review
Carnegie Results
Carnegie Results highlights the work of current foundation-supported nonprofit organizations as well as projects that have produced reports, results or knowledge of particular importance.
Carnegie Review
Carnegie Review focuses on the impact of foundation-funded programs as they come to their natural conclusion. Carnegie Review provides insight into how a particular program developed, the grantmaking and people involved, and how the related work was carried out.
2011 Annual
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Notable
& Quotable
Americans’ commitment to sharing what they have with others represents a desire not only to improve conditions in the present but also an understanding of how important it is for both individuals and societies to plan for the future. 
Vartan Gregorian
