Grant Opportunities

Atlas Network will partner with the Fraser Institute to provide support for Economic Freedom Audits to Atlas Network partners around the world.

This grant opportunity offers support to partners with creative, visionary projects to advance a free trade agenda. Projects can include research and dissemination efforts, media outreach that increases local understanding of free trade, and research that quantifies the consequences of trade.

As part of our Dignity Unbound project, Atlas Network invites partners to apply for the Human Dignity Grant opportunity. Human Dignity Grants support projects with ambitious plans for dignity-based solutions to poverty and strengthening the institutions of liberal democracy.

The Illiberalism Grant program is available for partners working to counter authoritarianism and the rise of illiberal statist sentiment.

You and your organization make a considerable investment in time, talents, and resources developing and researching important public policy solutions. Through participation in this program, you will be more successful at reaching and engaging new and larger audiences in a way that impacts their thinking and transforms lives for the better. You’ll also compete for significant investment, through grants and consulting, in your priority film project for the year.

Strong candidates for funding will present an achievable strategy for increasing economic, political, and legal freedoms in their country or community. We will consider grant requests of up to $35,000 from Atlas Network partners outside the United States. Evidence of matching funding is preferred.

This opportunity is designed for project-specific proposals that do not fall within other grant opportunities offered by Atlas Network.

Thanks to Atlas Network’s Coach, Compete, Celebrate!™ strategic model, we are uniquely positioned to discover organizations that “punch above their weight” and generate impressive returns on philanthropic investment.

Atlas Network offers nonexclusive translation and republishing rights for many of our original books, as well as some modest support opportunities for printing and marketing.

This program supports student groups and chapters of student groups in their efforts to achieve growth and effectiveness. Other organizations, such as think tanks, may also apply if they have substantial student-focused programming.

Atlas Network seeks to support new think tanks committed to becoming high-impact, self-sufficient organizations. Strong candidates for this grant opportunity have completed the Think Tank Fundamentals & Think Tank Theory & Practice online.