Partnership for a Secure America
Washington, D.C., United States
About
Partnership for a Secure America is a think tank based in Washington, United States working on democracy & civil society, peace & conflict.
Partnership for a Secure America is a non-profit based in Washington, D.C. that works to foster bipartisan, consensus-driven solutions to national security and foreign policy challenges in the United States. It was founded by two former members of Congress from opposite parties, Lee Hamilton and Warren Rudman. The organisation plans and hosts events such as panels, conferences, briefings and speaker series, builds networks, and runs programmes that bring staff of leading Democrats and Republicans together on Capitol Hill. Its Board of Directors and Board of Advisers provide governance and expertise. It also publishes a newsletter, the Foreign Affairs Breakdown, to raise awareness of bipartisan foreign policy.
Location
Organisation type
Legal name
Focus areas
Languages
Causes & programmes
Causes
How they work
Programmes
Program on Legislative Negotiation
Democracy & Civil society · United States
Joint initiative with Harvard and American University, launched in 2014, that trains Capitol Hill staff in negotiation practices to help overcome policy impasses.
Department of State-Congress Communication Project
Peace & Conflict · United States
Program designed with the Una Chapman Cox Foundation to improve communication between congressional staff and State Department staff on national security and foreign policy.
Congressional Partnership Program
Democracy & Civil society · United States
Launched in 2009, offering off-the-record events, policy seminars and skills training for Democratic and Republican Capitol Hill staff on national security and foreign policy.
Foreign Affairs Breakdown
Peace & Conflict · United States
Newsletter sent every Monday, Wednesday and Friday covering foreign affairs legislation, publications, hearings and D.C. events.
Countries of operation
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Harvard University, American University, Una Chapman Cox Foundation
Other non-profits in United States
View allFood Connects
Children & Youth, Education
Triangle Freethought Society
Religion & Faith, Democracy & Civil society +1 more
The Writers Place
Arts & Culture, Education +1 more
Amelia Park Arena
Children & Youth, Community development
Polynesian Football Hall of Fame
Heritage, Education +1 more
Constellation: A Reading Series
Arts & Culture, Community development