Grant for Projects from Atlas Network

Atlas Network offers a grant opportunity designed for project-specific proposals that do not fall within other grant opportunities offered by Atlas Network. This can include a variety of projects, including, but not limited to, events, research efforts, dissemination initiatives, and more. 

If you get this opportunity, you will have opportunities to:

• Funding.
• Connections to other friends in the worldwide freedom movement.
• Management training.

You must follow these criteria:

• Both international and United States partners are eligible.
• Organizations that participate in the Atlas Network Academy are preferable and, in particular those who have completed Think Tank Fundamentals and Think Tank Theory & Practice, which are both free online courses offered within the Academy.
• Atlas Network is not endowed, so its grant-giving activities depend upon its own fundraising success.
• Progress reports are not optional; they are required for all Atlas Network grantees. 
• Multiple members of the team can work on a single application.

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About Atlas Network:

Fisher’s journey as an entrepreneur and change agent brought him to the U.S. In 1981, he established what became Atlas Network to institutionalize a process of helping think tanks unshackle the power of individual liberty and enterprise. Today, Atlas Network partners with almost 500 think tanks in over 100 countries that drive change in ideas, culture, and policy; remove barriers to opportunities, and empower individuals to live a life of choice. In addition, it helps unlock individual opportunities that empower global prosperity by supporting partners worldwide in 5 key areas to achieve social and economic freedoms.

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