The Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute

The Roosevelt Institute
Campus Network is a forum of 10,000 politically engaged young people at 86
active chapters who discuss, promote, and implement progressive ideas and
policies. The Network comprises a diverse cross-section of backgrounds, with
women and people of color leading more than half the chapters. The Roosevelt
Alumni Young Professionals Network, launched in 2010, brings together early-career
progressives in order to support and encourage future progressive leaders.

In partnership with the government-run Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, the nation's first presidential library, the Institute seeks to promote the legacy of the Roosevelts and
attract new audiences to their ideas and values, supporting programs and exhibitions and producing white papers and
blog content that provide a historical context to contemporary challenges.

The Roosevelt Institute sponsors a number of
awards, including the Four Freedoms Awards, which recognize individual
achievement in promoting freedom from want, freedom from fear, freedom of
religion, freedom of speech, and the universal concept of freedom; the Franklin
D. Roosevelt International Disability Award, which encourages progress by
nations toward the fulfillment of the goal of the United Nations World Program
of Action Concerning Disabled Persons; the Arthur M. Schlesinger. Jr. Award,
which honors individuals who have made significant contributions in the fields
of American history, public policy and participation in public affairs; and the
Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt Naval History Prize, which honors
outstanding works on American naval history.