introduction to atlas network
A global network for global impact.
Today, Atlas Network partners with over 500 think tanks worldwide to drive change in ideas, culture, and policy; remove barriers to opportunities; and empower individuals to live a life of choice.
Our mission
Our Mission
Atlas Network increases global prosperity by strengthening a network of independent partner organizations that promote individual freedom and are committed to identifying and removing barriers to human flourishing.
“Educate your children ... to love the freedom of others, for only in this way will your own freedom not be a gratuitous gift from fate. You will be aware of its worth and will have the courage to defend it.”
Our Vision
The Atlas Network vision is of a free, prosperous, and peaceful world where the principles of individual liberty, property rights, limited government, and free markets are secured by the rule of law.
Our Approach
Atlas Network cultivates a network of partners that share this vision. To accelerate the pace of achievement by our partners in their local communities, Atlas Network’s unique Coach, Compete, Celebrate!™ strategic model inspires our partners to improve performance and achieve extraordinary outcomes.
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Atlas Network Names Three Finalists for 2024 Asia Liberty AwardThe three finalists for this year’s award are India’s Centre for Civil Society; Malaysia’s Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs; and Nepal’s Bikalpa - an Alternative, with all three organizations making innovative contributions to economic freedom and human progress.Read Article- Centre for Development and Enterprises Great Lakes Wins Atlas Network’s 2024 Africa Liberty AwardAtlas Network is proud to present the 2024 Africa Liberty Award to Centre for Development and Enterprises Great Lakes. The award was accepted by Chairman of the Board Siméon Barumwete at Africa Liberty Forum 2024 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.Read Article
- Politicians Are Ruining Africa. In Kenya and Nigeria, Young Protesters Fight BackThe youth-led protests engulfing Kenya and Nigeria are signs of a more severe set of problems that have weighed Africa down for decades.Read Article