Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs Inc.

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“1) public affairs - a setting for talks, seminars and conferences with leading thinkers in the field of ethics and world affairs from acclaimed authors to world figures to international affairs specialists. These discussions comprise the general public including: diplomats, educators, students, journalists, and ngo representatives. In addition, the council offers a wealth of print and online resources on ethics and international affairs. Some of our material includes: our quarterly journal, articles, speech transcripts, special reports, virtual roundtable debates, faculty study guides and a bi-monthly newsletter. Expenses: 282,076. Grants: 29,167. Revenue: 328,559. 2 education programs - carnegie council's central mission is educational: to foster a global conversation about the world's most pressing problems, using the language of ethics to bridge differences. This mission is governed by the twin values of inclusion and equality, so that all voices - youth voices, minority voices, female voices - have a place in a truly global discussion. This mission is articulated throughout the council's major activities, from public programs that create opportunities for mutual learning to new media publishing that broadly disseminates knowledge. Carnegie council's public programing includes: public affairs, a long running interview series with public intellectuals; u.s. Global engagement, examining the roots and ramifications of american foreign policy; ethics matter, a general-interest interview series hosted by rotating cast of distinguished journalists; and carnegie new leaders, a network of emerging leaders in a variety of fields who regularly convene to discuss the ethical dimension of their professions. The council also fosters global education projects, such as intellectual and cultural exchange through the organization's global ethics network, international conferences, and in-the-field investigations into local expressions of global problems, like climate change. Additionally, the council operates two international fellowship programs, the global ethics fellows and the ethics fellows of the future, a special for students. The council publishes a peer-reviewed quarterly journal, ethics & international affairs, which is widely respected in the field and features the leading thinkers on a broad range of topics. The journal is used in syllabi across the world. Expenses: 275,483. Grants: 11,795.”