Formal or informal associations of human beings, usually in pursuit of some common goal
See also: FreedomPedia
Featured Groups
- Justice, Institute for - Public interest law firm founded by Chip Mellor and Clint Bolick
- Libertarian Party - Political party founded in 1971 to advocate for libertarian issues in the United States
- Mont Pelerin Society - Worldwide group of economists and classical liberals, founded after World War II by F. A. Hayek
By Type
- Educational Organizations - Groups and other organizations whose primary aim is to teach, instruct or otherwise inform individuals or the public in general about one or more subjects
- Libertarian Associations - Clubs, associations and other non-political organizations aimed at spreading libertarianism
- Policy Institutes - Organizations that conduct research on social, economic, political or other issues, publishing their findings to influence government policies
- Political Parties - Groups of individuals that organize to gain control of governments at a national or other level, usually by election of candidates for government offices
- Society - Grouping of individuals interacting with each other
- Student Organizations - Groups organized in or across schools, colleges or universities to pursue social, political or other goals or advocate policies in educational or external institutions
- Universities and colleges - Institutions of higher (tertiary) education