Funding search · EIN 131628151 · New York, NY
Carnegie Corporation of New York
A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.
- 2,368
- grants reported
- $631.4M
- total given
- 2021–2024
- filing years
- $200,000
- median grant
Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2021–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.
What they fund
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Funding pattern
What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.
Where the money goes
- Civic education and voter engagement infrastructure in US schools and communities
- Higher education and research capacity building in Africa
- International peace and security: nonproliferation, China, Middle East, Russia
- K-12 school design, science curriculum (OpenSciEd), and teacher practice
- Immigrant integration: ESL, legal services, naturalization, library programming
- Journalism and public media on education and democracy
Typical grant
Median grant is $200,000 with the middle half between roughly $100,000 and $300,000. The million-dollar-plus checks go to donor collaboratives (Neo Philanthropy's Four Freedoms and State Infrastructure Funds), national civic education platforms, and flagship African fellowship programs; the $500,000 range covers university-based research centers and single-institution fellowship programs. Giving repeats heavily, with recipients like Middlebury, Columbia, Harvard, and African Population and Health Research Center appearing multiple times, though many awards are explicitly labeled "as a final grant," so multi-year support has a designed endpoint.
Their words
Phrases from their own grant descriptions, worth speaking back to them.
- “core support”
- “as a final grant”
- “project support”
- “early-career”
- “civic education”
- “doctoral and postdoctoral”
Positioning adjacent work
- Frame research as core support for an existing center or fellowship pipeline, not a one-off study.
- If Africa-facing, tie to doctoral and early-career academic pipeline building at named partner universities.
- Ask $500,000 to $900,000 for a university center; reserve seven figures for national coalitions.
- Connect to civic education or deliberative democracy skills for young people, their most crowded 2024 theme.
Worth knowing: Money concentrates hard in DC and New York, with African institutions (Nairobi, Kampala, Cape Town, Accra, Johannesburg) the main exception. This is relationship-driven, invitation-shaped giving to institutions Carnegie has funded for years, including its own affiliated Carnegie entities, so a cold approach without a program officer connection is unlikely to land.
200 grants matching “fellow” · $31.1M
- $1.2M
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For support of an initiative to reinvigorate civic education in America
- $1.0M
Columbia University · New York, NY · 2024
For Columbia University's SIPA Institute of Global Politics, Carnegie Distinguished Fellows
- $875,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For core support of Opportunity Insights
- $350,000
American University of Beirut · New York, NY · 2024
For the Issam Fares Institute Fellows Program
- $295,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For Russia Matters
- $225,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For support of the Education Recovery Scorecard
- $200,000
Adam Berinsky · Cambridge, MA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Fostering an Accurate Information Ecosystem to Mitigate Polarization in the United States."
- $200,000
Peniel Joseph · Austin, TX · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Fire This Time: James Baldwin's 1963 and America's Civil Rights Revolution"
- $200,000
Sheelah Kolhatkar · New York, NY · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Vulture Capitalist"
- $200,000
Kathryn Brownell · West Lafayette, IN · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Enemy Makers: The Industries that Turned American Politics into Open Warfare"
- $197,800
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For a project on Scholars Without Borders
- $188,200
Christopher Parker · Seattle, WA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Mobilizing Threat: How Polarization Affects Communities of Color"
- $187,500
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
As a final grant for advancing EdRedesign's Success Planning Initiative
- $180,000
Matt Grossman · East Lansing, MI · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Policymaking for Realists: Bipartisan Progress in a Polarized Age"
- $170,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
As a final grant on a podcast series on U.S.-China relations
- $168,722
Jessica Smith · Golden, CO · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Rage and Recovery: Navigating Polarization in the (Other) Coal Country"
- $164,992
David Meyer · Irvine, CA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Against Apocalypse: Protest, Policy, and Polarization"
- $156,000
Johannes Stroebel · New York, NY · 2024
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Social Integration of International Migrants: Evidence from the Networks of Syrians in Germany."
- $154,400
Bernard Fraga · Decatur, GA · 2024
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Why We Won't Vote: Polarization, Non-Voting, and the Future of American Democracy"
- $150,000
Caleb Scoville · Medford, MA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Divided by Nature: How Environmental Politics Became Partisan and What To Do About It in a Warming World"
- $150,000
Yphtach Lelkes · Philadelphia, PA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Rethinking Partisan Animosity as Strategic Identity Signaling"
- $150,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
As a final grant for a podcast series on U.S.-China relations
- $150,000
Amy Lerman · Berkeley, CA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellows for the project,"Exploring the Impacts of Deliberative Engagement on Polarization in America"
- $145,800
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
As a final grant to support of Deeper Learning Dozen: Developing a New Approach to Equitable and Humane Systems Change
- $129,700
Jennifer Henrichsen · Pullman, WA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Assessing Local Journalism Fellowships to Reduce Political Polarization"
- $124,900
American University · Washington, DC · 2024
For Post-Doctoral Fellows at American University and Life and Peace Institute
- $123,800
Jacob Brown · Brookline, MA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Behavioral Consequences of Partisan Segregation"
- $120,500
Monica White · Madison, WI · 2024
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "We Stayed: Agriculture, Activism and the Southern Black Rural Families Who Fought to Keep the Land."
- $116,400
Seema Sohi · Boulder, CO · 2024
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, ''We are Each Other's Magnitude and Bond:' A History of Climate Justice from Warren County to the Sunrise Movement"
- $115,000
Dawn Teele · Baltimore, MD · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Battle of the Sexes? The Gender Gap and Partisan Polarization in the United States"
- $110,000
Brian Schaffner · Medford, MA · 2024
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "American Mosaic: the Social Identities That Define Our Politics and a Path to Bridge the Divide."
- $110,000
African Population and Health Research Center · 2024
For support for the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) evidence website and its expansion to include data on Corporation-supported fellows
- $109,100
Jonathan Ong · Amherst, MA · 2024
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Human Costs of Disinformation."
- $100,000
Jonathan Rodden · Stanford, CA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Within-Party Discord and Polarization"
- $100,000
Milan Svolik · New Haven, CT · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "America's Contested Democratic Creed"
- $100,000
Salamishah Tillet · Newark, NJ · 2024
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "In Lieu of the Law: 'Me Too the Politics of Justice"
- $100,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For a global scholars network on identity and conflict
- $100,000
Joshua Scacco · Tampa, FL · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Diasporas, Public Health, and Political Polarization"
- $100,000
Heba Gowayed · New York, NY · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Cost of Borders: Reimagining the World's Most Polarizing Institution"
- $100,000
Aaron Cayer · West Hollywood, CA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Architecture of Polarization: How Our Buildings and Builders Shape our Politics"
- $100,000
David Niven · Cincinnati, OH · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Polling Place Obstacles and the Voting Rights Divide"
- $100,000
Dara Wald · Blacksburg, VA · 2024
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Polarization of Science, Source Credibility, and the Public Good"
- $94,500
Jess Reia · Charlottesville, VA · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Building Bridges and Re-imagining Responses to Fight Anti-Trans Polarization in the U.S."
- $60,000
Barbara Elias · Brunswick, ME · 2024
As a 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Unexpected Home Front: Roots of Domestic Radicalization in U.S. Counterinsurgency Wars"
- $59,750
Michael Mendez · Irvine, CA · 2024
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Undocumented Disasters: (In)visible Communities Confronting Climate Change and Environmental Injustice"
- $1.0M
Columbia University · New York, NY · 2023
For Columbia University's SIPA Institute of Global Politics, Inaugural Carnegie Distinguished Fellows
- $405,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For Russia Matters
- $313,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For core support of Managing the Atom
- $312,500
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
As a final grant for advancing EdRedesign's Success Planning Initiative
- $302,200
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For a project on Scholars Without Borders
- $225,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For the development of the 2023 Education Recovery Scorecard
- $208,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For core support of the Journalist's Resource at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy
- $200,000
Markus Prior · Princeton, NJ · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "What Do They Want and When Do They Want It? Political Patience and Its Role in Partisan Polarization"
- $200,000
Natalia Mehlman Petrzela · New York, NY · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "A Thinking American's Guide to the Classroom Culture Wars"
- $199,998
Neil Malhotra · Redwood City, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Does Social Media Increase Political Polarization?"
- $190,000
African Population and Health Research Center · 2023
For support for the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) evidence website and its expansion to include data on Corporation-supported fellows
- $187,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For core support of Managing the Atom project
- $182,400
Christopher Tausanovitch · Culver City, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Why Do Moderate Voters Elect Polarized Candidates?"
- $180,000
Joshua Clinton · Nashville, TN · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Divided We Vote: Exploring the Crisis of Election Legitimacy in a Polarized America"
- $180,000
Neil O'Brian · Eugene, OR · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Partisan Prescriptions: The Polarization of Health Outcomes"
- $172,800
Sarah Cameron · College Park, MD · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Aral Sea: Environment, Society, and State Power in Central Asia".
- $165,000
Francoise Hamlin · Providence, RI · 2023
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Freedom's Cost: Children and Youth in the Black Freedom Struggle"
- $160,000
Jennifer McCoy · Atlanta, GA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Mitigating Pernicious Polarization through Innovative Civic Educational Interventions"
- $148,956
Delia Baldassarri · New York, NY · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Party Misfits: The Social Bases of Partisanship in an Era of Polarized Politics"
- $148,600
Mara Suttmann-Lea · New London, CT · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Are You There Voter? It's Me, Your Election Official: De-Polarizing Attitudes Towards Election Administration in the United States"
- $145,000
Molly Offer-Westort · Chicago, IL · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Digital dialogues: understanding political polarization through online discourse"
- $139,575
Amanda Logan · Evanston, IL · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "An Environmental History of Food Security in Africa."
- $137,300
Julianna Pacheco · Iowa City, IA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Deadly Effects of Partisanship"
- $132,400
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For support of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Ethics' work to develop and pilot renewed civics education curriculum
- $124,300
Angie Maxwell · Fayetteville, AR · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Polarization of White Women in American Politics"
- $121,824
Jessica Trounstine · Nashville, TN · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Redlined Forever: How Politics Shapes Neighborhoods and Neighborhoods Shape Politics."
- $121,800
Brett Levy · Albany, NY · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "How Can Education Bridge Political Divides?: Reducing Political Polarization Through The Youth Civic Connections Project"
- $120,100
Tamara Leech · Denver, CO · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Community Conversations and Reimagining Public Safety: Methods and Tools to Support a Community-Driven Approach."
- $120,000
Lisa Bryant · Fresno, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Polarizing the Process: Partisan Effects on Election Officials and Trust in Elections"
- $117,100
Hajar Yazdiha · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Reconciliation through Reckoning: Bridging Divides through Grassroots Memory Work"
- $113,100
Taeku Lee · Cambridge, MA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Reimagining America: What the Asian American Experience Can Tell Us About the Health of Democracy in the United States"
- $110,300
Ananya Sen · Pittsburgh, PA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Automation Technologies, Online Misinformation, and Echo Chambers"
- $105,900
Judson Boomhower · La Jolla, CA · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Learning about Climate Risk and Adaptation from Catastrophic Wildfires"
- $104,300
D Sunshine Hillygus · Durham, NC · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellows for the project, "Redesigning Social Media to Reduce Partisan Animosity"
- $102,600
Elisabeth Middleton Manning · Davis, CA · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Healing Rivers, Communities, and Homelands: Indigenous Leadership in 21st Century Dam Removal and River Restoration in North America."
- $101,800
Elise Wang · Fullerton, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "That's What They Want You To Think: Identifying Dangerous Conspiracy Theories"
- $101,700
Rashawn Ray · Washington, DC · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Policy Solutions to Address Racial Disparities in Police Killings."
- $100,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
As a one-time grant for a podcast series on U.S.-China relations
- $100,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For a global scholars network on identity and conflict
- $100,000
Daniel Treisman · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Diagnosing Democratic Frailty: What the History of Free Government Reveals about Today's Vulnerabilities"
- $100,000
Quincy Institute · Washington, DC · 2023
For the Non-Resident Fellows Program
- $100,000
Lilliana Mason · Baltimore, MD · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie fellow for the project, "Addressing Polarization by Prioritizing Pluralistic Democracy"
- $100,000
Patrick Phillips · Stanford, CA · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Kellogg Place: American Wealth in Black and White."
- $100,000
Aura Bogado · Detroit, MI · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project "Separation Generation: How Federal Detention is Changing Migrant Children."
- $100,000
Elizabeth McKenna · Cambridge, MA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Grassroots Organizing to Strengthen Multiracial Democracy"
- $96,200
George Musgrove · Baltimore, MD · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, '"We must take to the streets again": The Black Power Resurgence on Conservative America.'
- $96,000
Mark Wilson · Charlotte, NC · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Degradation of Defense: The Transformation of the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex, 1950-2025."
- $90,845
Joshua Darr · Syracuse, NY · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Partnering with Local News to Reduce Polarization."
- $77,600
American University · Washington, DC · 2023
For Post-Doctoral Fellows at American University and Life and Peace Institute
- $75,000
Michael Vandenbergh · Nashville, TN · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Bypassing Polarization: Engaging Conservatives to Achieve Climate Justice."
- $60,000
Johanna Dunaway · Washington, DC · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Nationalized News Increases Polarization and Weakens Democratic Norms"
- $53,400
David Broockman · Berkeley, CA · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Nature and Origins of Political Polarization in America"
- $50,000
Beili Liu · Austin, TX · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Dreams of the High North: Between Survival and Belonging, Sculptural Exploration of Environmental Challenges Facing the Circumpolar North."
- $4,569
Kyle Harper · Norman, OK · 2023
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Humans and Biodiversity: A Deep History from Origins to Anthropocene."
- $500
David Wasserman · Evanston, IL · 2023
As a 2024 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Road Map to the Middle Ground: Restoring Competitiveness in Congressional Elections"
- $417,700
Brown University · Providence, RI · 2022
For the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs' Military Fellows Program
- $350,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For advancing EdRedesign's talent development and research priorities
- $295,200
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For support to Russia Matters
- $292,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For core support of the Journalist's Resource at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy
- $208,333
James B Hunt Jr Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy Foundati · Cary, NC · 2022
For the Hunt-Kean Leadership Fellows program
- $205,100
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For support of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Ethics' work to develop and pilot renewed civics education curriculum
- $200,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For Scholars without Borders
- $200,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For support the development of the Education Recovery Scorecard
- $189,700
Tanisha Fazal · Minneapolis, MI · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War"
- $134,000
Christine Folch · Durham, NC · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Crucible of Climate Change: Sustainable Development Solutions from the Global South"
- $129,800
National Research Foundation · 2022
For documenting postdoctoral training models and convening regional stakeholders and postdoctoral fellows
- $116,000
Richard Bell · College Park, MD · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The First Freedom Riders: Streetcars and Street Fights in Jim Crow New York"
- $108,400
Rohit De · New Haven, CT · 2022
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Jurisprudence of Decolonization: Mobile Lawyers, Civil Liberties and the Global History of Rebellious Lawyering"
- $104,000
Shana Kushner Gadarian · Syracuse, NY · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Pandemic Politics: How COVID-19 Revealed the Depths of Partisan Polarization"
- $102,500
Jeanne-Marie Jackson · Baltimore, MD · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "J.E. Casely Hayford and the Legacy of Gold Coast Sovereignty"
- $100,000
Aura Bogado · Detroit, MI · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project "Separation Generation: How Federal Detention is Changing Migrant Children."
- $100,000
Quincy Institute · Washington, DC · 2022
For the Non-Resident Fellows Program
- $100,000
Beili Liu · Austin, TX · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Dreams of the High North: Between Survival and Belonging, Sculptural Exploration of Environmental Challenges Facing the Circumpolar North."
- $100,000
Caroline Tolbert · Iowa City, IA · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Nationalizing Accessible Elections: What happens when the mailbox becomes the ballot box?"
- $100,000
Keisha Blain · Cranston, RI · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "A Global Struggle: How Black Women Led the Fight for Human Rights."
- $100,000
Andrew Sluyter · Baton Rouge, LA · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Slavery and Higher Education: New Narratives on the Plantation Past, New Places for Racial Equity"
- $97,400
Elisabeth Middleton Manning · Davis, CA · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Healing Rivers, Communities, and Homelands: Indigenous Leadership in 21st Century Dam Removal and River Restoration in North America."
- $95,000
Leonce Ndikumana · Amherst, MA · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Capital Flight from Africa and Perverse Global Connections: Evidence and Possible Solutions"
- $92,000
Deborah Boehm · Reno, NV · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Confinement Across Borders: Immigration Detention in the United States and Beyond"
- $91,000
Neel Sukhatme · Washington, DC · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Impact of Criminal Sanctions on the Social and Economic Fabric of Families"
- $89,000
Kristina Douglass · Palisades, NY · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Building an inclusive archaeology of climate change integrating Indigenous knowledge"
- $88,000
Jessica Shoemaker · Lincoln, NE · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Remaking a Land of Opportunity: America's Rural Future"
- $79,900
Tamara Leech · Denver, CO · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Community Conversations and Reimagining Public Safety: Methods and Tools to Support a Community-Driven Approach."
- $79,500
Monica White · Madison, WI · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "We Stayed: Agriculture, Activism and the Southern Black Rural Families Who Fought to Keep the Land."
- $78,000
Kevin Thomas · Pflugerville, TX · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Life after Global Epidemics: Resilience, Recovery, and the Wellbeing of Ebola Survivors in West Africa"
- $57,000
Sonali McDermid · New York, NY · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Assessing climate mitigation, adaptation, and socioeconomic co-benefits: a rice case-study"
- $55,000
Elizabeth Ananat · New York, NY · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Remaking Labor and Family Policy for the Post-COVID Era: Leveraging the Pandemic's Disruption of the Care Economy"
- $54,483
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2022
For the Education Redesign Lab's next phase of work, with a focus on the research agenda for cross-sector collaborations and the launch of a national Success Planning community of practice
- $52,000
Susan Stokes · Chicago, IL · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "How Would-Be Autocrats Attack Democratic Culture - And How to Rebuild It"
- $51,000
Adria Imada · Irvine, CA · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Surviving Epidemics: A Hidden History"
- $39,000
Kali Gross · Atlanta, GA · 2022
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Lightning She Rode: Black Women in Life, History, and Death by Electric Chair"
- $27,200
Sarah Cameron · College Park, MD · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Aral Sea: Environment, Society, and State Power in Central Asia".
- $15,000
Azmat Khan · New York, NY · 2022
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Precision Strike"
- $13,500
Rediet Abebe · Cambridge, MA · 2022
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Algorithms on Trial: Interrogating Evidentiary Statistical Software."
- $404,800
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For support to Russia Matters
- $313,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For core support of Managing the Atom project
- $295,517
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For the Education Redesign Lab's next phase of work, with a focus on the research agenda for cross-sector collaborations and the launch of a national Success Planning community of practice
- $291,667
James B Hunt Jr Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy Foundati · Cary, NC · 2021
For the Hunt-Kean Leadership Fellows program
- $250,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For core support of Managing the Atom
- $208,300
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For core support of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy
- $200,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For research on the effectiveness of COVID-19 educational recovery efforts
- $200,000
Wangui Muigai · Waltham, MA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Infant Mortality, Race, and the American Roots of a Health Inequality"
- $200,000
Vann Newkirk · Washington, DC · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Story Seed Bank"
- $200,000
Matteo Maggiori · Stanford, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Internationalizing Like China: the US-China Financial Relationship"
- $200,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For support of Deeper Learning Dozen: Developing a New Approach to Equitable and Humane Systems Change
- $198,924
Sarah Lewis · Cambridge, MA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Vision and Justice".
- $197,000
Michael Greenstone · Chicago, IL · 2021
As a 2019 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "A New Approach to Developing Global Estimates of Climate Change's Impacts"
- $195,431
Kyle Harper · Norman, OK · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Humans and Biodiversity: A Deep History from Origins to Anthropocene."
- $178,180
Justene Hill Edwards · Charlottesville, VA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Freedman's Bank: The Challenges to Black Economic Equality in Reconstruction America"
- $172,100
Thea Riofrancos · Providence, RI · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Brine to Batteries: The Extractive Frontiers of the Global Energy Transition"
- $166,000
Bathsheba Demuth · Providence, RI · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Yukon Watershed: An Environmental History of Nonhuman Rights 1700-2000"
- $162,500
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For support of the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Ethics' work to develop and pilot renewed civics education curriculum
- $150,400
Center for International Policy · Washington, DC · 2021
For support to the Senior Fellows Program
- $148,000
Susan Stokes · Chicago, IL · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "How Would-Be Autocrats Attack Democratic Culture - And How to Rebuild It"
- $145,000
Elizabeth Ananat · New York, NY · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Remaking Labor and Family Policy for the Post-COVID Era: Leveraging the Pandemic's Disruption of the Care Economy"
- $144,000
Susan Dynarski · Ann Arbor, MI · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Closing the Gap: Reducing Inequality in Education"
- $140,250
Michael Mendez · Irvine, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Undocumented Disasters: (In)visible Communities Confronting Climate Change and Environmental Injustice"
- $127,000
Daniel Laurison · Swarthmore, PA · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Missing Voices: Why Poor and Working-Class People Avoid Politics"
- $126,000
Beth Bailey · Lawrence, KS · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The U.S. Army and 'the Problem of Race' during the Vietnam Era"
- $125,000
Michael Vandenbergh · Nashville, TN · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Bypassing Polarization: Engaging Conservatives to Achieve Climate Justice."
- $125,000
Cathy Cohen · Chicago, IL · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Race and Democratic Futures: GenForward Survey of Young Adults and the Politics of Vulnerability"
- $118,000
Yonatan Morse · Storrs, CT · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Discovering Welfare: Democracy and the Transformation of Social Protection in Africa"
- $114,000
Amy Smith · Ames, IA · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Religion and Climate Change: The Deluge and the Desert"
- $114,000
Jessie Wilkerson · Morgantown, WV · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Feminisms in the American South"
- $109,155
Joshua Darr · Baton Rouge, LA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Partnering with Local News to Reduce Polarization."
- $109,000
Meghan Howey · Durham, NH · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Socioecological Shock of Colonialism: A Community-Engaged and Interdisciplinary Archaeological Framework"
- $104,000
Mark Wilson · Charlotte, NC · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Degradation of Defense: The Transformation of the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex, 1950-2025."
- $103,800
George Musgrove · Baltimore, MD · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, '"We must take to the streets again": The Black Power Resurgence on Conservative America.'
- $103,000
Emily Bernard · Burlington, VT · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Unfinished Women"
- $101,200
Zack Cooper · New Haven, CT · 2021
As a 2019 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Pharmaceutical Pricing and the Market for Biologic Drugs in the U.S."
- $101,000
H Luke Shaefer · Ann Arbor, MI · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Understanding Communities of Deep Disadvantage"
- $101,000
Aaron Panofsky · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for project, "Unjust Malaise: Race in the Fog of Genetics"
- $101,000
Paulina Jaramillo · Pittsburgh, PA · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Energy, Climate, and Perceptions of Fairness in Sub-Saharan Africa"
- $100,000
Duncan Watts · Philadelphia, PA · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Project Ratio: Quantifying misinformation and its consequences for democracy"
- $100,000
Daniel Treisman · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Diagnosing Democratic Frailty: What the History of Free Government Reveals about Today's Vulnerabilities"
- $100,000
Stefanie Stantcheva · Cambridge, MA · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Economic Policies, Voter Understanding, and Political Support"
- $100,000
Salamishah Tillet · Newark, NJ · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "In Lieu of the Law: 'Me Too and the Politics of Justice"
- $100,000
Andrew Sluyter · Baton Rouge, LA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Slavery and Higher Education: New Narratives on the Plantation Past, New Places for Racial Equity"
- $100,000
Keisha Blain · Providence, RI · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "A Global Struggle: How Black Women Led the Fight for Human Rights."
- $100,000
Gabriel Zucman · Berkeley, CA · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Towards Real-Time Distributional Economic Accounts"
- $100,000
Michael Neblo · Columbus, OH · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Connecting to Congress"
- $100,000
Patrick Phillips · Stanford, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Kellogg Place: American Wealth in Black and White."
- $99,900
Alice Marwick · Chapel Hill, NC · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Redpills and Radicalization: Understanding Disinformation's Impact"
- $99,300
Jennifer Richeson · Hamden, CT · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The Mythology of Racial Progress"
- $98,300
Rashawn Ray · Washington, DC · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Policy Solutions to Address Racial Disparities in Police Killings."
- $98,000
Sarah Deer · Lawrence, KS · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Indigenous Democracies: Native Women and the Future of Tribal Nations in the United States"
- $97,000
David Pietz · Tucson, AZ · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Death and Life on the Yangtze: Extinction, Conservation, and Environmental Change in China"
- $94,100
Judson Boomhower · La Jolla, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Learning about Climate Risk and Adaptation from Catastrophic Wildfires"
- $93,000
Zainab Bahrani · New York, NY · 2021
As a 2019 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Monumental Landscapes: Historical Environments and Human Rights"
- $90,900
Jonathan Ong · Amherst, MA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Human Costs of Disinformation."
- $89,800
Paul Gronke · Portland, OR · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Stewards of Democracy: How Street Level Administrators Can Restore Public Faith in American Democracy"
- $88,000
Solomon Hsiang · Berkeley, CA · 2021
As a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Quantifying the risk of economic stagnation, increased inequality, and mass migration due to climate change using two-million historical aerial photographs and machine … read allAs a 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Quantifying the risk of economic stagnation, increased inequality, and mass migration due to climate change using two-million historical aerial photographs and machine learning" less
- $84,000
Richard Bell · College Park, MD · 2021
As a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "The First Freedom Riders: Streetcars and Street Fights in Jim Crow New York"
- $81,700
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2021
For the Working Group on the Future of U.S.-Russia Relations
- $78,011
Jessica Trounstine · Merced, CA · 2021
As a 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellow for the project, "Redlined Forever: How Politics Shapes Neighborhoods and Neighborhoods Shape Politics."
Top recipients
Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.
- Neo Philanthropy13 grants · $16.7M
- National Center for Civic Innovation9 grants · $11.6M
- Columbia University33 grants · $10.6M
- President and Fellows of Harvard College36 grants · $9.5M
- New Venture Fund26 grants · $8.6M
- Carnegie Corporation of New York14 grants · $8.5M
- Social Science Research Council4 grants · $7.9M
- Institute of International Education9 grants · $7.3M
- Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars20 grants · $7.0M
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace21 grants · $6.4M
Giving over time
Grant history
The 100 largest of 2,368 grants.
- $3.2M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2021
For core support of the Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
- $3.0M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2023
For core support of Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
- $3.0M
National Center for Civic Innovation · New York, NY · 2022
For core support for OpenSciEd
- $3.0M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2022
For core support of Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
- $3.0M
National Center for Civic Innovation · New York, NY · 2021
For a project to increase adoption of OpenSciEd middle school curricula and to continue development of high school science curricula
- $2.9M
New York Public Library · New York, NY · 2022
As a challenge grant for core support of the Vartan Gregorian Center for Research in the Humanities
- $2.3M
National Center for Civic Innovation · New York, NY · 2023
For core support of OpenSciEd
- $2.2M
Social Science Research Council · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
For support of the African Peacebuilding Network and Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program
- $2.2M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2024
For core support of Four Freedoms Fund, a donor collaborative on immigrant civic integration at the state level
- $2.2M
Miami Foundation · Miami, FL · 2023
For core support of Press Forward, a national journalism initiative aimed at improving local news coverage
- $2.1M
Social Science Research Council · Brooklyn, NY · 2021
For support of the African Peacebuilding Network and Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa program
- $2.1M
New York Public Library · New York, NY · 2023
As a challenge grant for core support of the Vartan Gregorian Center for Research in the Humanities
- $2.0M
International Rescue Committee · New York, NY · 2024
As a one-time only grant in support of humanitarian assistance in Sudan
- $2.0M
National Center for Civic Innovation · New York, NY · 2024
As a final core support grant to OpenSciEd
- $2.0M
Social Science Research Council · Brooklyn, NY · 2024
For support of the African Peacebuilding Network and Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa Program
- $1.8M
University of Ghana · 2023
As a final grant for support of doctoral and early-career fellowships with expansion to four partner universities in Ghana and the region (Building a New Generation of Academics in Africa (BANGA-Africa) - Phase 4)
- $1.8M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2024
For core support of the State Infrastructure Fund, a donor collaborative focused on nonpartisan voter engagement and voting rights
- $1.8M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2022
For core support of the State Infrastructure Fund, a donor collaborative focused on nonpartisan voter engagement
- $1.6M
Social Science Research Council · Brooklyn, NY · 2022
For support of the African Peacebuilding Network and Next Generation Social Sciences in Africa program
- $1.6M
Common Sense Media · San Francisco, CA · 2024
For project support for digital citizenship resources, library pilot, and annual summit sponsorship
- $1.5M
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation · Washington, DC · 2024
For project support to expand the National Civics Bee Competition
- $1.5M
Institute of International Education · New York, NY · 2021
For the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
- $1.4M
Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (Ruforum) · 2023
For doctoral and postdoctoral support focused on women and agriculture
- $1.4M
Newschools Venture Fund · Oakland, CA · 2023
As a one-time grant for project support of the priorities enumerated in the FY2024-2026 strategic plan
- $1.4M
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors · New York, NY · 2022
For core support of the Trust for Civic Life
- $1.3M
Transcend · Hastings On Hudson, NY · 2022
For projects toward Leadership in Equitable Systems
- $1.3M
Institute of International Education · New York, NY · 2023
For the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
- $1.3M
Institute of International Education · New York, NY · 2022
For the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
- $1.3M
Institute of International Education · New York, NY · 2021
For the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
- $1.3M
Wested · San Francisco, CA · 2021
For a project to continue the NEXUS Academy for Science Curriculum Leadership to support OpenSciEd state and district leadership teams
- $1.3M
University of Cape Town · 2023
For Developing Emerging Academic Leaders (DEAL) and the Institute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA)
- $1.3M
Neo Philanthropy · New York, NY · 2023
For core support of the State Infrastructure Fund, a donor collaborative focused on nonpartisan voter engagement
- $1.3M
Newschools Venture Fund · Oakland, CA · 2022
For support of the Innovative Schools, Learning Solutions, Diverse Leaders, and Racial Equity investment areas
- $1.2M
New Profit · Boston, MA · 2021
For incubating and building capacity of organizations to inform policy and practice
- $1.2M
Bard College · Annandaleonhudson, NY · 2024
For support for the expansion of Bard High School Early Colleges in New York City
- $1.2M
Institute of International Education · New York, NY · 2024
For the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program
- $1.2M
African Institute for Mathematical Sciences - Next Einstein Initiative (Rw · 2023
For an African research chair program in data science and its applications
- $1.2M
The Institute for Citizens & Scholars · Princeton, NJ · 2024
For a project to support the Civic Spring Fellowship to address a significant civic participation opportunity gap nationwide
- $1.2M
Carnegie Corporation of New York · New York, NY · 2024
For the dissemination of the Corporation's work
- $1.2M
African Institute for Mathematical Sciences - Next Einstein Initiative Foun · 2021
As a one-time grant for an African diaspora research chair program in data science
- $1.2M
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For support of an initiative to reinvigorate civic education in America
- $1.2M
Newschools Venture Fund · Oakland, CA · 2024
As a one-time grant for project support of the priorities enumerated in the FY2024-2026 strategic plan
- $1.2M
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors · New York, NY · 2023
For core support of the Trust for Civic Life
- $1.2M
Charter Fund · Denver, CO · 2024
For one time support of Fund IV and Fund V
- $1.2M
National Education Opportunity Network · New York, NY · 2024
For support to expand National Education Equity Lab's model to serve an additional 26,000 additional high school students over three years
- $1.2M
The American Exchange Project · Chestnut, MA · 2024
For general support
- $1.2M
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund · Los Angeles, CA · 2023
For core support of the Voting Rights Litigation Working Group
- $1.2M
Amalgamated Foundation · Washington, DC · 2022
For core support of BuildUS, a collaborative fund aimed at ensuring federal funds are invested in local communities
- $1.2M
Immigrant Legal Resource Center · San Francisco, CA · 2022
For core support of the New Americans Campaign
- $1.2M
Charter Fund · Broomfield, CO · 2021
For new school development, innovation, and capacity-building through Fund IV
- $1.2M
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund · Los Angeles, CA · 2021
For support of the Voting Rights Litigation Working Group
- $1.1M
Arab Council for the Social Sciences · 2021
For a project on knowledge, publics and crisis in the Arab region
- $1.1M
University of Cape Town · 2021
For Developing Emerging Academic Leaders (DEAL) and the Institute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA)
- $1.1M
Bscs Science Learning · Colorado Springs, CO · 2023
As a final general support grant
- $1.1M
Heritage and Arts Foundation · Salt Lake City, UT · 2023
For support of the inaugural Utah community service fellowship program
- $1.1M
Wested · San Francisco, CA · 2022
For a project to continue into Year 3 of the NEXUS Academy for Science Curriculum Leadership
- $1.1M
New York Public Library · New York, NY · 2024
For project support of College Access and Civic Engagement Programs for Teens with an emphasis on Immigrant Youth and English as a Second Language (ESL) program for adult immigrants throughout New York City
- $1.1M
North American Arab Council for the Social Sciences · New York, NY · 2024
For social science research, training, and networks.
- $1.0M
New Venture Fund · Washington, DC · 2021
For core support to the Research Partnership for Professional Learning at New Venture Fund to conduct a multi-site study of the efficacy of curriculum-based professional learning
- $1.0M
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching · Stanford, CA · 2022
For support of the Advancing Social and Economic Opportunity through Education Initiative
- $1.0M
Carnegie Corporation of New York · New York, NY · 2023
For the dissemination of the Corporation's work
- $1.0M
African Institute for Mathematical Sciences - Next Einstein Initiative (Rw · 2024
For an African research chair program in data science and its applications
- $1.0M
Columbia University · New York, NY · 2024
For Columbia University's SIPA Institute of Global Politics, Carnegie Distinguished Fellows
- $1.0M
Mikva Challenge Grant Foundation · Chicago, IL · 2024
For project support for an initiative on civic education in New York City Public Schools
- $1.0M
Sesame Workshop · New York, NY · 2024
For general support
- $1.0M
Amalgamated Foundation · Washington, DC · 2023
For core support of BuildUS, a collaborative fund aimed at ensuring federal funds are invested in local communities
- $1.0M
Columbia University · New York, NY · 2023
For Columbia University's SIPA Institute of Global Politics, Inaugural Carnegie Distinguished Fellows
- $1.0M
Immigrant Legal Resource Center · San Francisco, CA · 2023
For core support of the New Americans Campaign
- $1.0M
Charter Fund · Broomfield, CO · 2022
For new school development, innovation, and capacity-building through Fund IV
- $1.0M
El Education · New York, NY · 2022
For general support
- $1.0M
Instruction Partners · Nashville, TN · 2022
For general support
- $1.0M
Leading Educators · New Orleans, LA · 2022
For general support
- $1.0M
Teaching Lab · Washington, DC · 2022
For general support
- $1.0M
El Education · New York, NY · 2021
For general support
- $1.0M
Instruction Partners · Nashville, TN · 2021
For general support
- $1.0M
International Rescue Committee · New York, NY · 2021
For emergency relief efforts toward Ukraine crisis
- $1.0M
Learning Policy Institute · Palo Alto, CA · 2021
For EdPrepLab and policy efforts to build a well-prepared, stable, and diverse K-12 educator workforce
- $972,358
Carnegie Corporation of New York · New York, NY · 2021
For the dissemination of the Corporation's work
- $950,000
African Population and Health Research Center · 2024
For core support to the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa
- $940,000
Greatschools · Oakland, CA · 2024
For project support to integrate public library data onto their platform, allowing users to better understand the broader educational ecosystem within their community
- $925,000
King'S College London · 2024
For core support to the African Leadership Centre
- $925,000
King'S College London · 2022
For core support to the African Leadership Centre
- $921,300
King'S College London · 2021
For core support to the African Leadership Centre
- $910,260
Associated Press · New York, NY · 2022
For project support to expand education reporting through the AP Education Reporting Network
- $900,000
Cognia · Alpharetta, GA · 2024
As a final grant to develop, pilot, and bring to market a set of interim science assessments aligned with OpenSciEd courses in high school biology and elementary grades 3-5
- $900,000
University of Ghana · 2024
As a final grant for support of doctoral and early-career fellowships with expansion to four partner universities in Ghana and the region (Building a New Generation of Academics in Africa (BANGA-Africa) - Phase 4)
- $900,000
University of Pretoria · 2024
As a final grant for Future Africa's early-career leadership fellowship program to build transdisciplinary research skills
- $900,000
Nuclear Threat Initiative · Washington, DC · 2022
For general support
- $900,000
Nuclear Threat Initiative · Washington, DC · 2021
For general support
- $900,000
Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (Ruforum) · 2021
For support of competitive early-career fellowships
- $885,000
University of Pretoria · 2021
For Future Africa's early-career leadership fellowship program to build transdisciplinary research skills
- $875,000
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Cambridge, MA · 2024
For core support of Opportunity Insights
- $875,000
Windward Fund · Washington, DC · 2024
As a final grant for core support of the Heartland Fund, a funder collaborative working to strengthen civic engagement in rural communities
- $875,000
Columbia University · New York, NY · 2023
As a final grant for a project to the Center for Public Research and Leadership to finalize the Curriculum Implementation Change Framework resources and conduct a research study on student outcomes and implementation of… read allAs a final grant for a project to the Center for Public Research and Leadership to finalize the Curriculum Implementation Change Framework resources and conduct a research study on student outcomes and implementation of the OpenSciEd middle school curriculum less
- $875,000
Icivics · Cambridge, MA · 2023
For core support for the CivXNow Coalition
- $875,000
International Rescue Committee · New York, NY · 2023
For support of its reception center for migrants in New York City
- $875,000
Windward Fund · Washington, DC · 2022
For core support of the Heartland Fund, a funder collaborative working to strengthen civic engagement in rural communities
- $869,900
University of the Witwatersrand · 2023
For advancing university transformation through strengthening the early- and mid-career academic pipeline
- $850,000
Federation of American Scientists · Washington, DC · 2023
For a project on nuclear command and control and artificial intelligence
- $850,000
Science for Africa Foundation · 2023
For fellowships for early-career scholars in the social sciences and humanities
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