Our Progress in 2019 and Plans for 2020
Holden Karnofsky compares Open Philanthropy's progress with the goals it set forth a year ago, and lays out plans for the coming year.
Topics: Open Philanthropy ProjectWe’re committed to sharing what we learn, with detail and honesty, as we give.
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05/08/2020 Blog: Give & Learn -
05/08/2020 Blog: Give & Learn New Staff in Communications, Grants, Operations, Programs, and Research (2020)
We're excited to introduce the new members of the Open Philanthropy team.
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12/10/2019 Blog: Give & Learn 2019 Allocation to GiveWell Top Charities
GiveWell recommended $54.6 million in grants to its top and standout charities this year.
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08/20/2019 Blog: Give & Learn Will Companies Make Good on Cage-Free Pledges?
Open Philanthropy Farm Animal Welfare Program Officer Lewis Bollard discusses whether companies will follow through on their cage-free pledges.
Topics: Farm Animal Welfare, Policy, Open Philanthropy Project -
08/06/2019 Blog: Give & Learn Questions We Ask Ourselves Before Making a Grant
Open Philanthropy Communications Director Michael Levine discusses the questions our program officers ask themselves before making our grant.
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07/09/2019 Blog: Give & Learn GiveWell’s Top Charities Are (Increasingly) Hard to Beat
Open Philanthropy Managing Director Alexander Berger discusses how the organization is thinking about near-term, human-centered giving opportunities now.
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06/10/2019 Blog: Give & Learn Explaining Our Bet on Sherlock Biosciences’ Innovations in Viral Diagnostics
Open Philanthropy Science Program Officers Chris Somerville and Heather Youngs discuss Sherlock Biosciences in the context of preventing pandemics.
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04/15/2019 Blog: Give & Learn Our Progress in 2018 and Plans for 2019
Holden Karnofsky compares Open Philanthropy's progress with the goals it set forth a year ago, and lays out plans for the coming year.
Topics: Open Philanthropy Project -
04/10/2019 Blog: Give & Learn New Staff in Operations, Programs, and Research
We're excited to introduce the new members of the Open Philanthropy team.
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04/08/2019 Blog: Give & Learn History of Philanthropy Literature Review: Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs
Holden Karnofsky reflects on how the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs may have played a role in reducing the risk of nuclear war.
Topics: History of Philanthropy, Global Catastrophic Risks, Open Philanthropy Project