Who are you? What do you do?My name is Justin Sturges, and I’m the experimental brewer at Captain Lawrence Brewing in Elmsford, New York. I produce our sour beers, guiding nine 1300-gallon oak foudres [barrels] and dozens of smaller barrels toward finished product. I also operate our pilot plant, producing collaborations with other breweries, restaurants, […]
The Carey Institute for Global Good aims to make a better world by contributing to a strong, educated and just society. We convene innovative and dynamic people from throughout the world and support them in seeking creative solutions to global challenges in education, sustainable development, and long-form journalism, each a critical pillar of a healthy […]
Peer-review journal delves into a sustainable learning model for the teachers of refugees After its launch in 2016, the Center for Learning in Practice (CLiP) at the Carey Institute for Global Good is making international waves with its work to help alleviate the global crisis in education. After over a year of work, the Center […]
Two individual gifts will benefit longform journalists around the world The Carey Institute for Global Good announced today that its Logan Nonfiction Program—a unique initiative for nonfiction writers, documentary filmmakers, photojournalists, and multimedia reporters—has received support from two individual donors: $25,000 from an anonymous donor and a $45,000 bequest from the Lawrence Grauman, Jr. Trust. Larry Grauman was the editor of the […]
We’re happy to share that Logan Nonfiction Program alumni Daniel Ellsberg published his newest book, “Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner” earlier this month.Returning Ellsberg to his role as a whistleblower, “this gripping expose reads like a thriller and offers feasible steps we can take to dismantle the existing “doomsday machine” and avoid […]
By Azmat Khan—The New York Times—November 16, 2017—Late on the evening of Sept. 20, 2015, Basim Razzo sat in the study of his home on the eastern side of Mosul, his face lit up by a computer screen. His wife, Mayada, was already upstairs in bed, but Basim could lose hours clicking through car reviews […]
Helderberg Brewery is hiring!Position: Head BrewerA great opportunity for the right person–we are a small-scale operation with a big goal of supporting New York State’s farm-to-glass supply chain.Starting at part-time, estimated 30 hours per week with the potential for transitioning into a full-time position. Salary negotiable, based on experience.Responsibilities:Produce beer for onsite sale in Helderberg […]
By Nanjala Nyabola—World Policy Journal—Volume 34, No. 3—Samia Omar was born and raised in Lamu County, Kenya, a nature lover’s paradise at the uppermost corner of the country’s coastline, which borders Somalia. She attended college in the U.S. and Canada and traveled to northwest Kenya for work. But, she says, “I always knew I had […]
The Carey Institute for Global Good is dedicated to making a better world by contributing to a strong, educated and just society. The roots of the Carey Institute estate date back to 1924 when students from around the world gathered to promote global understanding that could lead to peaceful resolutions of differences following World War […]
By Kenneth R. Rosen—The New York Times—October 31, 2017—A serpentine river gently cuts through a mountain plateau. Shepherds tend their flock while young men hunt wild game, fish along ancient tributaries or kayak over rapids. This pleated landscape of rolling hills and jagged mountains is most verdant in spring, when the junipers are full, the […]
