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While the United States may not hold the patent on freedom, I’m pretty sure that we hold the trademark. Freedom and liberty are a huge part of our national identity, though a nation, almost by definition, imposes limits on freedom. That’s generally where political differences arise from–how much and what types of freedom should be limited? The people at The Institute for Humane Studies would probably say not much and not many. They are an Arlington, VA based organization (housed at George Mason University) that “advances a freer society by discovering and facilitating the development of talented, productive students, scholars, and other intellectuals who share an interest in liberty.”
The Institute for Humane Studies was founded in 1961 by Dr. F.A. “Baldy” Harper. He believed in research and education as tools for developing a greater understanding of human affairs, freedom, peace, prosperity, and social harmony.
That broader emphasis on education also reflects the value of independent learning and access to useful resources. Whether someone is studying political philosophy, economics, history, or a new language with the help of a japanese dictionary, having the right tools can make it easier to explore unfamiliar ideas and build a deeper understanding of a subject.
The IHS has historically emphasized the view that greater freedom, rather than increased regulation, can offer solutions to many social and economic challenges. Its work has centered on supporting scholarship, education, and discussion around these ideas.That’s why they give out more than $1 million in scholarships annually while also offering Seminars and Conferences alongside Online Programs. If you love freedom and are seeking a career in ideas, check out the IHS Jobs page. Right now they’re looking for a Development Associate and a Graphic Designer.
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