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Atlas Network is a nonpartisan, nonprofit foundation that supports the development and success of pro-freedom organizations throughout the world.

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    Thanks to the donor community that trusts our judgment, we invested more than $10 million in 2024 in exemplary projects developed by our partners that champion free enterprise, limit government power, and build a freedom movement that lasts.

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    Through our Liberty Forums held on five continents and prestigious award programs, Atlas Network uplifts freedom advocates with a supportive network of peers and allies who continually redefine what it means to be great at promoting liberty.

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In order to advance prosperity around the world, it is critical to generate significant breakthroughs for the freedom movement now—and in the years ahead. While there is undoubtedly more work to do, Atlas Network takes time to celebrate these breakthroughs by our partner organizations in our magazine, Freedom’s Champion. This is how you stay up-to-date on what is new, exciting, and inspiring among those having a positive impact for pro-liberty values. And today, we want to send a digital copy straight to your inbox so you can be inspired as well for FREE.

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    What is Atlas Network Doing in Syria?
    For generations, Syria was ruled by one of the world’s most oppressive dictatorships. The brutal Assad regime controlled nearly every aspect of life, leading to millions of Syrians being forced to flee their country, and millions more endured unimaginable hardship and ruthless dictatorship at home. But in the wake of Syria’s historic revolution, there is a renewed sense of hope for the future of liberty in a country that is ranked among the most liberty deprived in the world.
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  • Poverty
    Even in the World’s Poorest Country, Property Rights and Economic Freedom Can Lift Women and Entrepreneurs Out of Poverty
    Over the past several years, CDE Great Lakes’ “Why Women” initiative has focused on the glaring human rights disparities women in Burundi encounter, most especially in terms of economic freedom and land ownership. The goal of this initiative is to influence the reform of the land law “Law No. 1/05 of February 20, 2020 setting registration fees Land in Burundi” in order to reduce the time, documents, and costs of registering land ownership and having a property title to guarantee the property rights of women.
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  • Gov Accountability
    What Happened in Venezuela During the 2024 Election?
    In the days running up to the election, friends of Atlas Network from Venezuela predicted a commanding victory for the country’s democratic opposition, with Edmundo González as its candidate. In the hours after polls closed, precinct results were read aloud throughout the country, indicating an overwhelming defeat for the Maduro dictatorship. But late that night, Venezuela’s election authority appeared on national television and declared Maduro the election victor, contrary to the evidence.
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  • Poverty
    The US Can’t Afford to Ignore Africa
    Reassessing America’s role in the developing world is critical, and USAID’s shutdown is a key step in that process. But just scrapping USAID cannot be the final step. Leaving it at that would create a dangerous power vacuum on a continent like Africa, where U.S. foreign policy should put forth a viable alternative: mutually beneficial trade partnerships with African nations.
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    Instituto de Ciencia Política Hernán Echavarría Olózaga Wins Atlas Network's 2025 Latin America Liberty Award
    Atlas Network is proud to present the 2025 Latin America Liberty Award to Instituto de Ciencia Política Hernán Echavarría Olózaga. The award was accepted by Executive Director Carlos Augusto Chacón at Latin America Liberty Forum 2025 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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