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Today, on our 115th anniversary, Carnegie Corporation of New York introduces our new name — the Andrew Carnegie Foundation.
See our new look and read the story behind the change at carnegie.org
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"Where did you serve? That question seems to bond people a bit in ways that are difficult to describe." As #VeteransDay approaches, watch Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III share what 41 years in uniform taught him about service.
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This Veterans Day, we’re highlighting the work of @ChamberlainVets.
Founded in 2024, the national nonprofit is mobilizing veterans — among the most trusted voices in American public life — to use their unique experiences and leadership to promote free and fair elections, strengthen healthy democratic institutions, and foster a vibrant civic culture.
With Carnegie support, the Chamberlain Network will continue to empower veterans as trusted community leaders and fund an annual fellowship for veterans to lead local civic initiatives.
Learn more about their work and how to get involved at chamberlainnetwork.us
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Pictured: Maggie Seymour, Veterans Organizing Manager, The Chamberlain Network
"Where did you serve? That question seems to bond people a bit in ways that are difficult to describe." As #VeteransDay approaches, watch Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III share what 41 years in uniform taught him about service.
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What is the role of migration and displacement in global conflicts? New research and tools are exploring contemporary questions of peace, conflict prevention, and governance.
Read more in our latest article: carnegie.org/article/what-is…
Featuring the work of @HRL_YaleSPH, @NorthwesternU, @DRC_ngo, @ONECampaign, @Afidep, @Carleton_U, @RefugeesIntl, and @MigrationPolicy.
🔔 Reminder: Concept notes for peacebuilding and mediation grants are due Sunday, November 8, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Grant Value: $500,000–$1.5 million
Grant Term: 12 to 36 months
Learn more and apply: carnegie.org/article/interna…
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Two-term mayor of Indianapolis, Stephen Goldsmith, started his life in public service as an Eagle Scout.
Under Presidents George W. Bush and @BarackObama, he led the parent agency of @AmeriCorps, where he saw how service benefits communities and gives those who serve a sense of purpose.
“So much of what our communities are about is a shared purpose, and that comes from serving others,” says Goldsmith (@GoldsmithOnGov).
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Four out of five Americans across party lines support national service. Could it help reduce political polarization?
Read why Carnegie president Dame Louise Richardson says now is the time for national service. ⤵️ carnegie.org/article/now-is-…
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📺 Watch nine prominent leaders explain how service can help young people gain work experience, meet community needs, and come together across political divides: carnegie.org/article/in-serv… #Philanthropy #NationalService
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When Missouri residents head to the polls to vote in midterm elections next week, some will be in different districts than when they voted in the primary just three months earlier.
How is this possible? 👉 Read our explainer: carnegie.org/article/what-yo…
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There’s more to know about college completion, starting with retention.
Why do so many first-generation and low-income students who start college never finish? Father Steve Katsouros, founder and CEO of the Come to Believe Network, explains how building two-year colleges inside four-year universities is helping more students stay on track and earn their degrees.
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Andrew Carnegie Foundation retweeted
@ReachUniversity is proud to be featured alongside @PropelAmerica and others in #CarnegieReporter.
A tremendous thank you to our partners at @ACarnegieFdn for championing educational opportunity and upward mobility.
Read more: carnegie.org/article/opening…
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The 2026 #CarnegieReporter is here — the first issue of our flagship magazine under our new name. In its redesigned pages, we share the stories of individuals and communities building ladders of opportunity and a more peaceful world.
Explore the issue online: carnegie.org/news-stories/ca…
Here’s a look inside 🧵👇
“Every single person has a special gift to give.” @CityYear cofounder Alan Khazei on why national service matters and how service shows us “we have more in common than what divides us.” #NationalService
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Watch nine prominent leaders explain how service can help young people gain work experience, meet community needs, and come together across political divides: carnegie.org/article/in-serv…
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82 percent of Americans support national service, including 88 percent of Democrats and 78 percent of Republicans. It is one of the few issues with bipartisan support.
In the 2026 #CarnegieReporter, Dame Louise Richardson explains why the time has come for a national service program, and how it could help reduce political polarization: carnegie.org/article/now-is-…
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The 2026 #CarnegieReporter is here — the first issue of our flagship magazine under our new name. In its redesigned pages, we share the stories of individuals and communities building ladders of opportunity and a more peaceful world.
Explore the issue online: carnegie.org/news-stories/ca…
Here’s a look inside 🧵👇
A Carnegie Libraries crossword puzzle invites you to test your knowledge of the more than 2,500 libraries funded by Andrew Carnegie: carnegie.org/article/carnegi… #CarnegieReporter
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