Mind Meld: Books Libraries Peace War
The International Mind Alcoves aimed to change global perceptions of armed conflict and international peace.
By Steven W. Witt
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Engaging Imaginations, Making History
The scholars and writers selected for the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program are tackling the big questions in today’s Twitterverse of clicks, shares, sound bites, and short attention spans.
By Gail Robinson
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All in the Family
Science museums are discovering innovative ways to inspire students’ interest in STEM subjects — including getting the whole family involved in exploring the wonders of science.
By Aruna D’Souza
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Not Perfect, But Perfectible
America is not just a past; it is also a future. It is not just an actuality — it is always a potentiality.
by Vartan Gregorian, President, Carnegie Corporation of New York
O Pioneers!
Marcia McNutt & Judy Woodruff: A Conversation
Two trailblazing women sit down for a freewheeling chat.
Immigrants know America is not perfect, but see it as perfectible. For us, America is not just a past; it is also a future. It is not just an actuality — it is always a potentiality. America’s greatness lies in the fact that all its citizens, both new and old, have an opportunity to work for that potentiality, for its unfinished agenda.
Vartan Gregorian
President, Carnegie Corporation of New York
The Secret of America
President John F. Kennedy knew what it was.
Photography by Jennifer S. Altman | Produced by Kenneth Benson
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A Nation of Nations
Early in the 20th century, an amateur photographer turned his camera to new arrivals — many attired in their national costume — at the Ellis Island Immigration Station in New York Harbor. The result: gorgeous, haunting portraits of pride, determination, hope, wariness, spirit — and the future of America.