
OUR MISSION
National Security Action sits at the intersection of foreign policy and politics. With an extensive network of national security policy and communications professionals, we serve as a hub for designing and advancing a foreign policy that is innovative, principled, and resonant with the American people.
WHAT WE DO
Serve as a resource hub for like-minded partners to advance policies and ideas that promote a responsible, principled, and effective vision of foreign policy.
Develop compelling communications strategies – bridging policy and political worlds – to inform national security debates in Washington and around the country.
Convene and mobilize knowledgeable and talented voices in national security to explore innovative policies and drive towards practical solutions for policymakers.
Conduct robust and far-reaching public opinion research to better understand where the American people stand on issues of national security and foreign policy.
Mobilize the next generation of leaders by integrating new, more diverse voices into our policymaking process and foreign policy community.
What We Stand For
Americans deserve a foreign policy that responsibly safeguards our security, economy, and democracy while pursuing a principled vision for the world, rather than promoting chaos and instability.
Global engagement keeps us safer: American global leadership is not a virtue – it is a strategic necessity. Retreating from the world and going it alone will undermine U.S. security and threaten our fundamental interests and values.
Strength at home boosts our standing abroad: An economy built around American workers, a strong industrial base, and a vibrant democracy at home enhances our ability to help tackle the world’s toughest challenges. Domestic dysfunction and division only embolden our competitors and rivals.
Strong alliances prevent conflict overseas: America’s alliances and partnerships are our greatest international advantage, keeping us safe, advancing our prosperity, and protecting our way of life. Undermining those relationships erodes a major source of U.S. strength and leaves us vulnerable to our adversaries abroad and democratic backsliding at home.
Stable, responsible leadership keeps us safe at home. Tearing down systems that keep us safe and lining the pockets of billionaires is not in the interest of the American people.