The James Madison Project is a Washington, D.C. organization that was established in 1998, to promote government accountability and the reduction of secrecy, as well as to educate the public on issues relating to intelligence and national security through means of research, advocacy and the dissemination of information.
We are always looking for ways to better develop the laws and policies surrounding the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts, and foster greater openness in our society without unnecessarily infringing upon any individual’s right to privacy.
If you have any suggestions for future activities, wish to alert our attention to information pertaining to our objectives or even offer your services in some form, please contact our Executive Director Mark S. Zaid
We appreciate your interest in The James Madison Project. Please visit our site often.
Mark S. Zaid, Esq.
Executive Director
Special Job Announcement
Grant Writing Internship
The James Madison Project is looking for an Intern to research and write grants in the areas of government secrecy and transparency. If you are interested, please click on our “Job Opportunities” section for further details.