Professional network
Put your expertise to work for the alliance.
We are establishing a high-trust network for professionals in Washington and across the United States who want to strengthen Atlanticist ideas, communications, and public engagement.
The network is selective by contribution and conduct, not by job title or party.
The network
A working community, not a mailing list.
Policy exchange
Focused discussions and roundtables connecting practitioners across disciplines.
Contributor track
Write analysis, commentary, explainers, and field notes for The Atlantic Brief.
Speaker network
Support serious campus and public programming as a speaker, moderator, or subject expert.
Communications
Help make the public case for NATO with disciplined, accurate, and accessible language.
Editorial standard
Clear argument. Serious evidence. Public value.
Contributors write in their own names unless explicitly designated otherwise. Participation does not automatically authorize anyone to speak for Defend NATO.
We are looking for
- Foreign policy and national security practitioners
- Military, diplomatic, academic, and civil-society expertise
- Writers, editors, researchers, and communications professionals
- Speakers prepared for rigorous, respectful campus dialogue
Washington and nationwide