Following the discussion, the Friedmans will be the special guests at a reception and dinner honoring their work and contributions to the think tank movement. The evening program will conclude with the presentation of the 2001 Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Awards. Sir John has been a friend of Atlas for many years. The John Templeton Foundation is the generous sponsor of the Freedom Project directed by Atlas's Leonard P. Liggio. Please mark these dates on your calendar so that you can join us in honoring Atlas's great achievements in the name of liberty during the last 20 years.
More details are soon to follow.
In addition to these events, two publications are underway which commemorate Atlas founder, Sir Antony Fisher. Atlas's Teresa Brown is managing the production of a book which surveys the first ten years of the Sir Antony Fisher Memorial International Awards. It is scheduled for release during 2001. In London, under the direction of Atlas UK, author Gerald Frost is writing a biography of Sir Antony, using his life to tell the story of the public policy institute network that he helped inspire and create. Both publications will help document the history of the think tank movement and illustrate how one man's vision helped transform the world.