Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs

Questions about global policy often circle back to Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, a Manhattan-based non-governmental organization shaping how institutions discuss justice and power across borders. Founded to reframe debates around accountability in foreign policy, the organization curates programs that bridge theory with real-world dilemmas—from conflict mediation to digital governance—without prescribing solutions.

You’ll find its office on East 64th Street between Fifth and Madison, a quiet stretch just south of the Upper East Side’s bustle. Visit at 170 E 64th St, New York, NY 10065 and dial 212-838-4120 for details on its public policy talks and research initiatives. A quick look at the map will get you there: directions are straightforward once you’re in the neighborhood. Someone told me the Tuesday lunchtime seminars are the best place to overhear sharp takes on the week’s headlines.