Carnegie Council

Sponsored Research Carnegie Council's sponsored research programs advance ethical inquiry, spur public dialogue, and publish policy-relevant findings in the areas of American foreign policy, collective history, climate change, and emerging technologies. These programs convene expert working groups, lead research delegations abroad, publish policy papers and articles, host live interviews and panels, and support independent researchers around the world. Current sponsored research programs include U.S. Global Engagement, Artificial Intelligence and Equality Initiative, Carnegie New Leaders and Interns.Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative (C2G2):C2G2s priorities are: (1) Governance of Solar Radiation Modification: C2G2 will catalyse international agreements to help prevent the deployment of solar radiation modification unless (i) the risks and potential benefits are sufficiently understood, and (ii) international governance frameworks are agreed.(2) Governance of Research: C2G2 will support the development of international governance of research, particularly for solar radiation modification.(3) Governance of Carbon Dioxide Removal: C2G2 will encourage discussions about the governance of large-scale carbon dioxide removal at the appropriate sub-national, national and global levels, including in particular at the UNFCCC.

Public Education Carnegie Council's public education programs aim to make the moral dimensions of international issues more visible and accessible to students, scholars, and the general public. These programs include: Public Affairs lectures and studio interviews with prominent intellectuals and practitioners; student engagement events, international student essay contests, and annual student research conferences; and the peer-reviewed journal Ethics & International Affairs, published quarterly in print and online through Cambridge University Press.

Multimedia Distribution The Carnegie Ethics Studio produces podcasts, videos, transcripts, and live streams of Carnegie Council's public programs, special events, and closed-set studio interviews. The Studio ensures that the Council's sponsored research and public education programs reach worldwide audiences through free and widely accessible channels. These have historically included public radio and Telly Award winning public television programs. Today, the Studio focuses on its growing online distribution networks, including Carnegie Council's top rated podcast and video channels on iTunes and YouTube.