Josh Friedman Contributes to The Globe and Mail Josh Friedman, a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, was the chair of the Committee to Protect Journalists and director of International Programs at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He now chairs the Logan Nonfiction Program advisory board, sits on the advisory board of the Dart Center for […]
Main Street History Tour | Join local resident, historic preservationist and Helderberg Brewery Bartender, Gerritt Platel on a walking tour of Rensselaerville’s Historic Main Street. See the ruins of the original Huyck Felt Mill, learn about the buildings and architecture that put the hamlet on the National Register of Historic Places and take a tour […]
Letter From the President Two weeks ago, our campus was once again filled with like-minded individuals from across the country. This time, I had the opportunity to interact with nonprofit news journalists and journalism funders from across the United States to explore the challenge of measuring impact in the nonprofit journalism field. Regardless of […]
Call for Fall 2019 Logan Nonfiction Program Fellows The Carey Institute’s Logan Nonfiction Program has issued a call for applications for its fall 2019 cohort. The Logan Nonfiction Program welcomes between 10-20 nonfiction writers, documentary filmmakers, photojournalists, podcasters and multimedia creators to the Carey Institute in two classes per year. The Fall class will take […]
Logan Nonfiction Program Gathers Journalism Community to Wrestle with Impact in Reporting On April 11-12 the Logan Nonfiction Program organized and hosted “Evidence & Influence: Understanding the Impact of Nonprofit Journalism,” a gathering that brought 32 people representing 26 nonprofit news organizations to the Carey Institute. During the two-day convening, attendees worked toward creating common […]
April 2019 Note from the Director “Springing” Into Action! Happy spring! Highlights of the 1st quarter of 2019 include the wrap up of a training course developed with Plan Egypt for teachers of Syrian refugees in Egypt and conducted in Arabic, as well as enrollment of the first cohort of teachers for the Refugee Educator […]
New York State Department of Education certifies Carey Institute’s Center for Learning in Practice as Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) Provider Teachers can earn CTLE-approved credits to develop knowledge and skills to serve refugee students Rensselaerville, N.Y. – The Carey Institute’s Center for Learning in Practice has been certified to be an approved sponsor of Continuing Teacher […]
Planetary, Reconnect to Something Bigger Thursday, April 25 | 7:00pm | Guggenheim Performance Hall Join us for a public film screening of “Planetary,” with a reception to follow at our Carriage House Restaurant. A provocative and breathtaking wakeup call – a cross continental cinematic journey, that explores our cosmic origins and our future as a […]
Seeking HR Administrator REPORTS TO: Executive Assistant and Finance Manager PURPOSE: The Carey Institute for Global Good is dedicated to making a better world by contributing to a strong, educated and just society. Our Values Citizens and civil society should: be educated, healthy and safe; be informed, empowered and engaged; have their rights protected, sufficient representation […]
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 >
