PBS NewsHour: That Moment When with Michael Scott Moore Logan Nonfiction alumnus Michael Scott Moore sat down with Steve Goldbloom on PBS NewsHour’s “That Moment When,” to discuss his captivity by Somali Pirates and his new book, “The Desert and the Sea.” See the episode by clicking here >
PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPER Approx. 10-30 hours/wk We are seeking a friendly and reliable individual to join the housekeeping team at the Carey Institute for Global Good’s conference center in Rensselaerville. Applicants must be available to work weekends. Please email Tammy Cook at tcook@careyinstitute.org with […]
Pirates. Captivity. Survival. Join us for an evening with Michael Scott Moore, author of “Sweetness and Blood” and “The Desert and the Sea” as he recounts his three-year captivity by Somali pirates. Moore examines the intricacies of foreign policy, religious extremism and the costs of survival. In January 2012 Moore traveled to the Horn of […]
PART-TIME COFFEE SHIFT BARTENDER Approx. 20 hours/wk $12.75/hr Helderberg Brewery is a small farm brewery based at the Carey Institute for Global Good in Rensselaerville, NY. We are seeking a friendly and reliable individual to run the morning coffee shift at […]
Humor, Enduring Love and Drama: Hudson & Halls Logan Nonfiction fellow Joanne Drayton’s book, Hudson & Halls: The Food of Love, which she worked on completing during her time at the Carey Institute, has been placed on the short-list of books to receive the Royal Society Te Apārangi Award for General Nonfiction through the Ockham […]
Three alumni members of our Logan Nonfiction program have continued their collaboration on a piece for The New York Times, published earlier this month. Natalie Lampert wrote the article with reporting assistance from Dana Thomas and photography by Elena Horn. By Natalie Lampert– The New York Times– February 14, 2019 On Saturday evening, a small […]
Public Film Screening with Live Q&A View this incredible film, meet Ascend Executive Director Marina LeGree and Special Projects Manager Sarah Kuehl, and engage in a live Q&A with Ascend program participants from Kabul via Skype. Ascend – Leadership Through Athletics is an American nonprofit organization providing leadership development programs to women in Afghanistan. Learn […]
The Center for Learning in Practice has partnered with Digital Promise to create and offer micro-credentials for refugee educators. Digital Promise just released a white paper describing the micro-credential development process. The paper specifically focused on how research informs the process of micro-credentialing. Digital Promise interviewed Julie Kasper, Refugee Educator Academy Program Manager, asking her to share […]
Black is Back! Black Mountain Symphony returns to the stage on Saturday, March 16 at Helderberg Brewery Taproom. It’s the second event of our HILLTOWNS ALIVE! series and it’s shaping up to be a PARTY:*Bill Palinski is back on drums!**Kuhar Family Farm Market & Cafe will be open next door serving up farm-to-table Irish dishes […]
Three alumni members of our Logan Nonfiction program have continued their collaboration on a piece for The New York Times, published earlier this month. Natalie Lampert wrote the article with reporting assistance from Dana Thomas and photography by Elena Horn. By Natalie Lampert– The New York Times– February 14, 2019 On Saturday evening, a small […]
