Carnegie Reporter, Vol. 4, No. 4

African American Philanthropy:
A Deep-Rooted Tradition Continues to Grow
Though its roots may be in the church, African American philanthropy is being transformed by a new crop of wealthy donors.

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A Letter from the President
by Vartan Gregorian

A Note About the Carnegie Reporter

ideastream and Public Media
In Cleveland, there’s a new model for public broadcasting.

Philanthropy in China
The development of philanthropy in China is a new phenomenon, but it’s on the rise.

Peace in Our Time?
There is great hope for what may be accomplished once the UN Peacebuilding Commission is up and running.

The Impact of Data on Education
The availability of data is having a revolutionary impact on education. Students, teachers, administrators, parents and policymakers are all being affected.

In Memoriam: William T. Golden and Joshua Lederberg
Remembering two pioneers of science and science policy.

Recent Events
Carnegie Corporation hosts a forum on Iraq, convenes a forum on public TV and the digital future, along with other events.

Foundation Roundup
Highlights of foundation-supported projects nationwide.

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“The New Commons”
by Admiral William A. Owens

Commentary on the future direction of the relationship between the United States and China.

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