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He came to the Corporation from the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, where he was the founding director of the Gottesman Center for Science Teaching and Learning, a role he began in 2007. Short led the museum’s efforts to strengthen science education programs at local and national museums, nonprofit organizations, schools, and school districts, including the New York City ...
In 2021, the Carnegie Corporation of New York’s development finance was primarily focused on Africa and the Middle East. USD 10.7 million was allocated to Africa and USD 1.2 million to the Middle East, accounting respectively for 73.6% and 8.6% of development finance. A sum of USD 1.8 million (12.4%) was unspecified by region in 2021.
5. Mai 2016 · By Carnegie Corporation of New York May 05, 2016. Taken at the Carnegie Library of Homestead in Munhall, PA, which was built in 1896. A Look Back: Andrew Carnegie’s Legacy of Libraries. Today, the public library is a mainstay in cities and towns across the country, however, just over a century ago, very few public libraries existed worldwide.
LaVerne Evans Srinivasan is the vice president of the Corporation’s National Program and the program director for Education. She oversees grantmaking and other activities aimed at engaging parents and communities, improving teaching and leadership for learning, advancing innovative learning environment designs, providing K–12 pathways to ...
Hillary S. Wiesner is the Corporation’s program director for the Arab Region Research and Scholarship. She most recently served as the first director of programs of the Vienna-based intergovernmental Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue. Contributing to its institutional formation, she built headquarters and field programming ...
Born in Cuba, Miguel “Mike” B. Fernandez came to United States as a “penniless 12-year-old immigrant” after his family fled Castro’s regime. “The joy of helping others, that comes from my parents,” he reflects. “It’s another one of the cultural values they instilled in me.
Carnegie Corporation of New York has been a major American philanthropic supporter of higher education in Africa for over two decades. Our grantmaking seeks to deepen and expand the continent’s advanced academic communities, networks, and universities, and promote policies that inform the growing higher education sector.
