Congratulations to Hock E. Tan, co-founder of the Yang Tan Collective, for being honored as part of the Andrew Carnegie Foundation @carnegie.org's 2026 Class of Great Immigrants, Great Americans! 🇺🇸 🎉 Congrats to him and all the honorees 👏 #YangTanCollective #GreatImmigrants

Congrats to our Chairman & CEO Nikesh Arora, named to the Andrew Carnegie Foundation’s 2026 Class of Great Immigrants, Great Americans. Read the full announcement featuring Nikesh. bit.ly/4vOQsdV

UCLA Law Professor and Miñana Center Faculty Co-Director Hiroshi Motomura honored as a Great Immigrant, Great American by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. Learn more about Prof. Motomura and the 2026 Class of Great Immigrants, Great Americans bit.ly/4vbv69v

Announcing the 2026 Class of #GreatImmigrants, Great Americans! 🇺🇸 🎉 As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, we are recognizing 25 naturalized citizens from 21 countries whose contributions have strengthened America. Meet the 2026 honorees: carnegie.org/our-work/spe...

Announcing 41 grants totaling $48 million. Funding will support civic leadership for veterans, media literacy for students, expanded local election coverage, tracking of conflict-driven displacement, efforts to counter autocracy in Europe, and more. carnegie.org/article/andr...

For more than one century, the philanthropy Andrew Carnegie built was called the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Now, the grant maker is changing its name to the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. Read the full story: https://phlnthrp.com/3S0eJi8

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

Opinion: Funders have a role in rebuilding civic education, write Louise Dubé of iCivics and Geri Mannion and Ambika Kapur of Carnegie Corporation of New York. They point to an Illinois model that started with just $10K. Read more here: https://phlnthrp.com/4flyhXK #TheCommons

A new nuclear age is here & the guardrails are eroding. From rising geopolitical tensions to new tech reshaping deterrence CISAC's Rose Gottemoeller & Scott Sagan discuss what nuclear landscape means for global security in this piece for @carnegie.org. www.carnegie.org/our-work/art...

As the 11th NPT Review Conference at the UN concludes this week, NYTimes contributor Siobhan Roberts highlights why the treaty remains a bedrock for global nuclear security that “the world absolutely cannot afford to lose.” 🔗 www.carnegie.org/our-work/art...

APA member Deborah Mower (University of Mississippi), a 2026 Carnegie Fellow, aims to foster civil, constructive dialogue through political polarization project. @carnegie.org olemiss.edu/news/2026/05...

WSU historian Matthew Avery Sutton has been named an Andrew Carnegie Fellow to study how beliefs about Satan and evil have shaped U.S. politics and fueled modern polarization. news.wsu.edu/news/2026/05... #WSU

Congratulations to Prof Liza Vertinsky for being named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow by Carnegie Corporation of New York Read more here: https://www.law.umaryland.edu/content/articles/name-978090-en.html

Excited to share that I’ve been named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow! I’m deeply grateful to @carnegie.org for recognizing & supporting my work on institutional approaches to reducing conflict and polarization & excited to continue this work with a new focus on civic education!

I'm deeply honored and grateful to join the 2026 class of #CarnegieFellows! My project will focus on polarization & representation in local governments. I hope this work will also yield insights about how to reduce polarization in state governments & Congress. www.carnegie.org/awards/honor...

Congrats to 2023-24 CASBS fellow @cerenbudak.bsky.social, selected as a 2026 Fellow by @carnegie.org 🙌 Carnegie Corp announcement: www.carnegie.org/awards/andre...

Thrilled and excited to dive into the new book as a Carnegie Fellow! @carnegie.org #CarnegieFellows

So honored to be part of this group!

I am thrilled to announce that I have been named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow! This @carnegie.org fellowship will support my research examining attacks on places of worship, dimensions of racial & religious polarization, & depolarizing interventions #CarnegieFellows www.carnegie.org/awards/honor...

Congratulations to Ben Lyons for being named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow by @carnegie.org! The 24 selected fellows are researching the causes of political polarization & seeking ways to strengthen social cohesion & fortify our democracy. humanities.utah.edu/news/lyons-c... #CarnegieFellows

Terrific to see our History Department’s Stephen Kantrowitz (@skantrow.bsky.social) named a @carnegie.org Fellow! As part of a cohort examining polarization & social cohesion, his work helps us better understand our past, & engage more thoughtfully across differences. news.wisc.edu/history-scho...

Congratulations to our own Matthew Avery Sutton, for being named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow by @carnegie.org! The 24 selected fellows are researching the causes of political polarization and seeking ways to strengthen social cohesion and fortify our democracy. #CarnegieFellows

Beyond excited to be named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow! This @carnegie.org fellowship will support my research examining how Black cultural institutions foster Black political unity and act as a counterweight to increasing political polarization. #CarnegieFellows www.carnegie.org/awards/honor...

Humbled and honored to be a part of this cohort!!

Congratulations to our own @chagaiweiss.bsky.social named a 2026 Andrew Carnegie Fellow, @utoronto.ca's first recipient of the prestigious Carnegie fellowship, by @carnegie.org! #politicalpolarization #fortify #socialcohesion #democracy. www.politics.utoronto.ca/news/chagai-... #CarnegieFellows

Proud to see our former fellow Daniel HoSang named a 2026 @carnegie.org Fellow. His work asks: how do race and power shape our economy and who it works for? This year’s #CarnegieFellows are digging into the roots of polarization and how to rebuild democracy. www.carnegie.org/awards/award...

Honored to be among this @carnegie.org cohort. The fellowship will support my research on how the partisan loyalty of older adults and institutional distrust among younger adults create different paths to polarization, with the goal of developing age-specific solutions. #CarnegieFellows

Truly grateful and honored to be named a 2026 Carnegie Fellow. The fellowship will support my work on realigning U.S. politics around anti-corruption as a response to democratic backsliding and polarization, and addressing and overcoming the barriers money in politics poses to renewal and reform.

Truly honored to be a part of this year's #CarnegieFellows alongside a wonderful group of fellows. Thank you @carnegie.org!

Announcing the 2026 Andrew #CarnegieFellows! Selected from a record 381 nominations, 24 fellows will each receive $200K to examine the causes of political polarization — and how to reduce it. 🔗 Read more: www.carnegie.org/news/article... #Polarization #Research

Celebrate the positive contributions of immigrants to America by voting for the #GreatImmigrants, Great Americans Comic Series in the #WebbyAwards. 🗳️ Vote by April 16: Carnegie.org/Webbys Featuring the #ImmigrantStories of: David Byrne, @jimlee.bsky.social, and @monahanna.bsky.social.

📢 NOW OPEN: Second Call for Proposals from the Consortium to Reduce Nuclear Dangers. We seek innovative, action-oriented work that presents a credible path to reducing nuclear dangers. Learn more and apply: www.carnegie.org/news/article... #NuclearThreats #NuclearSecurity #FundingOpportunity

📢 Free Teacher Resources: Inspire students to learn about the contributions of naturalized Americans with 16 lesson plans designed by teachers. Bring #GreatImmigrants, Great Americans: The Comic Series into your classroom. ➡️ www.carnegie.org/news/article...

Curious how divided educators really are? This quick quiz, based on new @edweek.org survey data we supported, explores where K-12 leaders see polarization and where there’s still meaningful common ground. Test your assumptions, see how your answers compare, and dig into the findings. 👇

Twelve projects. Five funders. One shared goal: reducing nuclear dangers. Announcing the first grantees of the Consortium to Reduce Nuclear Dangers, and our newest partner, @globalchallenges.bsky.social. Learn more. ➡️ www.carnegie.org/news/article...

Today, we announce $8.2 million in grants for twenty projects aimed at preventing nuclear war and crisis escalation — including eight grantees selected by a new philanthropic consortium to reduce nuclear dangers. Learn more and meet the grantees: carnegie.io/3Z9Xifp

We spoke to 12 Carnegie grantees to find out what researchers and policymakers need to be thinking about as emerging technologies introduce new uncertainties into nuclear security. Here’s what they said. 👉 carnegie.io/3Yr6ThA

Born in Northern Ireland, Paul Muldoon immigrated to the U.S. in 1987. He went on to become a @pulitzerprizes.bsky.social–winning poet, longtime professor at @princeton.edu, and poetry editor at the @newyorker.com. 💥👉 Discover his #GreatImmigrants comic — told in his own words: carnegie.io/498Kfzp

Announcing 57 grants totaling $39 million supporting initiatives in education, democracy, and international peace. 🔗 View the full list of December grants: carnegie.io/4pEJhlq #Philanthropy #Nonprofits

Meet some of the country’s most inventive rural organizations working to solve problems in their communities. 👉 carnegie.io/4oKZwfK #RuralAmerica #RuralLife #Nonprofits #CommunitySupport

📢 NEW: @nbcnews.com highlights an important contrast. 89% of local officials say #polarization is hurting the country — but only 30% say it’s harming their own communities. Dive into the CivicPulse survey data behind the article: carnegie.io/4pp1EdT

Polarization is rising nationally but not in local communities. While 89% of local officials say #polarization is hurting the country, only 30% say it's hurting their local communities. Explore what the latest CivicPulse survey reveals about the local picture. 👉 carnegie.io/4pp1EdT #Community

#NCTE25 heard moving presentations today about how students can learn from the contributions of naturalized American citizens––told in comic form, and inspiring students to draw their own stories. Teachers received sets of @carnegiecorp.bsky.social#NCTE25Great Immigrants, Great Americans comic series.

Happy 190th birthday to our founder, Andrew Carnegie! Celebrate with us by exploring a free comic about the library experience that shaped his life and inspired him to fund more than 2,500 libraries around the world. 👉 carnegie.io/4pupEvT

🔔 Reminder: your library card unlocks far more than books! From offering sewing machines to ukuleles, camping gear to pressure cookers — #ILoveMyLibrarian honorees remind us that a library is so much more than a book depository. 👉 Meet all 10 honorees: ForTheLoveOfLibrarians.org

Ballot drop boxes. Reading rooms. An assembly hall. A new Black Cultural Center. North Portland Library has been at the center of its community’s civic life for 100+ years — and it’s the latest stop on our #CarnegieLibraryRoadTrip! 📰👉 carnegie.io/3Js9e7S @multcolib.bsky.social #CarnegieLibraries

Happy early birthday, America! 🇺🇸 Every Carnegie Library in America is receiving a $10,000 gift in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. 🎉 📰 See the @nytimes.com for more: www.nytimes.com/2025/10/22/n... #CarnegieLibraries250 #America250

Yesterday, we brought together leaders from across sectors to explore how we can prepare young people for successful adulthood, strengthen our communities, and create a common sense of purpose through NATIONAL SERVICE. Participants underscored the urgency & promise. 👇

At one New Jersey library, the waitlist for English classes is hundreds of people long. In NYC, career coaching sessions are booked weeks in advance. Despite tight resources, libraries are helping to fill the country’s education and skills gap: carnegie.io/45DZNuF

“It’s more crucial than ever that we have people who understand both the inner workings of China and this country.” — Jan Berris, VP of @ncuscr.bsky.social. Read how the Public Intellectuals Program is preparing the next generation of China experts: carnegie.io/45nWyqW