At the Henry Knox Institute, our programs are designed to advance human flourishing by exploring the ideas, policies, and cultural conditions that help individuals and communities thrive. Through research, education, and modern storytelling, we surface time-tested principles and translate them into practical insight for today’s civic life. Our work equips citizens to navigate a complex world with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

The GuidePost

The GuidePost curates stories, headlines, and insights that spark curiosity and invite discovery in a quest to answer modern questions of identity, purpose, and belonging.

In an always-on world defined by noise, outrage, and algorithmic incentives, The GuidePost slows the pace and restores perspective. We connect today’s most pressing cultural and economic questions to enduring ideas that have helped people build stable, meaningful lives across generations.

Rather than telling audiences what to think, The GuidePost helps them learn how to think by highlighting patterns, tradeoffs, and principles that consistently lead to flourishing. The result is a trusted signal in the noise: content that clarifies, grounds, and points forward.

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A Line of Sight

A Line of Sight curates sound ideas that advance freedom and human flourishing for those working in and around public policy and politics. It exists to bring clarity to complex debates by elevating arguments, evidence, and frameworks that withstand scrutiny and stand the test of time.

In an environment often driven by short-term incentives, partisan pressure, and reactive thinking, A Line of Sight steps back to focus on first principles and long-term outcomes. By curating and promoting top articles, posts, thinkers, and ideas, the program promotes a coalition that consistently expands opportunity, strengthens self-government, and supports thriving communities.

Rather than chasing consensus or controversy, A Line of Sight prioritizes intellectual rigor and strategic clarity. The program equips policymakers, staffers, advocates, and thought leaders with a clearer view of what works, why it works, and how enduring ideas can inform better decisions in the present moment.

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