Alumni and leaders of the Carey Institute’s Nonfiction Program, which has hosted more than 30 fellows in residency since its inaugural class arrived in October 2015, have spent the summer months chalking up award nominations, finishing book projects and appearing in local and national media. Nonfiction advisory board member Raney Aronson has finished her first year […]
Dear All, Summer is upon us! The flora and fauna of the Helderbergs have burst into life. I am astounded by the sheer volume of foliage that has bloomed in our area—seemingly overnight. Birds have returned, robins are hatching, ponds and gardens are teeming, and bees abound. Speaking of bees, the Carey Institute is buzzing […]
Funding will back one of the country’s few residencies for long-form journalists Rensselaerville, N.Y. — Dec. 8, 2015 —The Carey Institute for Global Good will advance in-depth journalism and new forms of storytelling with $200,000 in new support to its nonfiction residency, one of the nation’s few residency programs offered exclusively to documentarians, journalists and […]
Dear All, A belated Happy New Year. January’s ice and February’s snow have done their best to slow us down but the wheels at the Carey Institute for Global Good keep churning. I’m thrilled at the progress Dr. Diana Woolis has been making with our Center for Learning in Practice. We know that up to […]
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Bill Carey, our founder and benefactor, thought of Rensselaerville as the center of the universe. His vision for the Carey Institute for Global Good included bringing thought-leaders from around the world here, stimulating local economic development and providing opportunities for local young people so they can stay in the area. Bill […]