Evan O'Neil
Editor
Policy Innovations, Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
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Phone: 212.838.4120 ext. 223 eoneil@cceia.org |
Evan O'Neil is a program associate at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs and editor of Policy Innovations magazine.
Evan started with Carnegie Council in January 2003 and has worked on several different initiatives over the years. From 2004 to 2005, he assisted Carnegie Council's Empire and Democracy Project in its exploration of multilateralism, democracy promotion, and corporate social responsibility. He transitioned to Global Policy Innovations to help launch its program on positive alternatives for a fairer globalization.
Evan has been a contributing author for GlobalPost, Gates Foundation, Wired magazine's Haiti Rewired project, OWNI, 1Sky, and No Impact Man.
In 2010, he was appointed to Queens Community Board 2, where he sits on the transportation committee. He is also a board member of the cycling and environmental advocacy organization Climate Ride.
In his spare time he enjoys volunteering for New York organizations such as Transportation Alternatives, Housing Works Used Books Cafe, Community Environmental Center, and Bikes to Rwanda. He writes occasionally on his blog The Crank Within.
Evan graduated summa cum laude from Duquesne University with a B.A. in philosophy.
Focus: Cities, Communication, Conservation, Culture, Diplomacy, Environment, Ethics, Peace, Science, Technology, Transportation, United States, Americas
Related Resources:
- Mined Fair for the Fair-minded (Briefings)
- Exporting Expertise: Lessons from Brazil's Forest Success (Briefings)
- 3D Printing Can Unlock Development Potential (Innovations)
- One Year Later: The World's Largest Shark Sanctuary (Videos)
- Repairing the Shattered Sky (Briefings)
- Can Bioregionalism Go Global Before Collapse? (Briefings)
- The Practice of Bioregionalism (Briefings)
- Building Bioregional Politics for an Ecological Civilization (Briefings)
- Open Source WikiHouse Disrupts Traditional Design (Innovations)
- Tackling Sustainability in China (Audio)
- Top Stories of 2011 (Briefings)
- Will the Fledgling Occupations Molt into a Black Swan? (Videos)
- Consensus Is What Direct Democracy Looks Like (Videos)
- Australia Passes a Carbon Tax (Videos)
- The Saltire Ocean Energy Prize (Videos)
- A Liter of Light (Videos)
- Don't Build Keystone XL, the Pipeline to Nowhere (Commentary)
- Shooting the Global City (Briefings)
- Powering the Dream: The History and Promise of Green Technology (Audio)
- There's No Such Thing as Ethical Oil (or Nuclear Power) (Commentary)
- 100% Renewable by 20XX (Briefings)
- Top Articles of 2010 (Briefings)
- Welcome to the Urban Revolution (Innovations)
- The Geoengineering Dilemma (Videos)
- An Anti-Extinction Ethic (Videos)
- Deepwater Drilling (Videos)
- Declining Fish Stocks (Videos)
- The Sustainability of Cities (Videos)
- Pragmatic Overdose (Commentary)
- A Permaculture Strategy for Port-au-Prince (Innovations)
- Taking the Waves (Innovations)
- Micro-donations Can Make a Massive Difference in Global Health (Innovations)
- America Shouldn't Blow an Opportunity for Green Diplomacy (Briefings)
- Global Ethics Corner Explores Sustainability (Videos)
- Digital Diplomacy and Cultural Collaboration (Videos)
- Setting the Bar at 350 (Briefings)
- Green Business Boom for Carbon Trust (Innovations)
- Green Business Boom for Carbon Trust (Audio)
- Obama Could Miss the Bus on Raising Gas Tax (Commentary)
- More Loraxes, Less Axes (Briefings)
- The Debt of Dictators (Briefings)
- Shaping the Change (Briefings)
- Contraception Ban Harms Philippine Women (Briefings)
- Musicians Spread the Enviro Vibe (Briefings)
- Popular Articles from Year One (Briefings)
- Policy Innovations Launches into Blogosphere (Briefings)
Last Updated: Apr 11, 2012
