Special Projects
From providing philanthropic support to extraordinary scholars and writers who are developing a body of research on political polarization, to honoring and celebrating the contributions of immigrants and librarians to American life and communities, the Corporation supports special initiatives that bring Americans together to strengthen democracy.
- Andrew Carnegie Fellows28 Scholars to Research Political Polarization with Support from Carnegie Corporation of New York
The 2024 class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows will pursue answers to fundamental questions about political polarization as part of an initiative to build a body of research that will inform grantmaking and policy to strengthen U.S. democracy
- LibrariesThe Secret Life of Librarians
The Secret Life of Librarians explores the unexpected stories and contributions of the 2024 I Love My Librarian honorees.
- Great Immigrants
- Great Immigrants Great AmericansGreat Immigrant: Mona Hanna
Born in the United Kingdom, Dr. Mona uncovered the Flint water crisis and spearheaded the community’s recovery. A new Carnegie-commissioned comic series highlights Dr. Mona’s story and the stories of other naturalized citizens who enrich American society and strengthen our democracy
Immigration - Andrew Carnegie FellowsAndrew Carnegie Fellows Bookshelf: From the Frontlines of Peace to America's Legacy of Poverty
From researching the nation's legacy of poverty in rural areas to creating a user-friendly guide to environmental governance, these Andrew Carnegie Fellows are dissecting problems and offering solutions
Carnegie Reporter Summer 2024Andrew Carnegie Fellows - LibrariesVirtual Trinity Library: The Book of Kells Is Only the Beginning
With the philanthropic support of Carnegie Corporation of New York, thousands of newly digitized, high-quality images of medieval manuscripts are now freely available to the public
Carnegie Reporter Summer 2024