Manhattan Institute

Overview

The Manhattan Institute is a conservative public policy think tank based in New York, founded in 1978. It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing opportunity, individual liberty, and the rule of law in America, with a focus on improving urban life, addressing urban violence, and promoting educational excellence and economic freedom.

The Institute engages in research and policy development, employing experts to create solutions in areas such as policing, housing, education, and economics. It publishes City Journal, a leading urban-policy magazine that addresses public-policy issues with clarity. Through programs like the Adam Smith Society, the Institute fosters a network of emerging leaders, connecting business professionals and scholars to explore societal challenges. Its efforts target policymakers, academics, and civic leaders interested in conservative policy solutions and urban reform.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 212-599-7000
• Website: manhattan.institute
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/manhattan-institute

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Public policy research
• Urban policy advocacy
• Economic policy analysis
• Free-market policies
• Policy solutions in policing, housing, education, and economics
• Educational choice and excellence
• Urban reform initiatives
• Digital media and policy publications
• Leadership development through the Adam Smith Society
• Urban governance reform
• City safety strategies and analytics
• Policy dialogue and impact
• Policy dissemination and advocacy
• Fiscal responsibility
• Cultural divide solutions

Technologies Used

• Amazon AWS
• Amazon CloudFront
• Mailchimp Mandrill
• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook
• Rackspace Email
• Route 53

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches