Hits-based Giving
Holden Karnofsky outlines the Open Philanthropy Project's giving strategy: hits-based giving.
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04/07/2016 Blog: Give & Learn -
04/07/2016 Blog: Give & Learn Initial Grants to Support Corporate Cage-free Reforms
Lewis Bollard discusses the reasoning behind the Open Philanthropy Project's recent support of corporate cage-free campaigns.
Topics: Farm Animal Welfare, Policy, Open Philanthropy Project -
02/10/2016 Blog: Give & Learn Supporting the Launch of the Alliance for Safety and Justice
The Open Philanthropy Project has recommended a grant of $1.75 million to launch the Alliance for Safety and Justice.
Topics: Criminal Justice Reform, Policy, Open Philanthropy Project -
12/29/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Suggestions for Individual Donors from Open Philanthropy Project Staff
Open Philanthropy Project staff recommendations for individual donors interested in giving to organizations in Open Philanthropy focus areas.
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11/30/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Giving Now vs. Later
Holden Karnofsky lays out our working framework for deciding how much Good Ventures should give to GiveWell top charities this year.
Topics: Global Health & Development, Open Philanthropy Project -
11/20/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Should the Open Philanthropy Project be Recommending More/Larger Grants?
Should the Open Philanthropy Project be recommending more/larger grants at this stage? Holden Karnofsky lays out the case for and against.
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10/27/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Why a New Study of the Mariel Boatlift Has Not Changed Our Views on the Benefits of Immigration
David Roodman examines a new study on the Mariel boatlift and concludes that it doesn't give cause to change our view of the benefits of immigration.
Topics: Immigration Policy, Policy, Open Philanthropy Project -
10/01/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Differential Technological Development: Some Early Thinking
Some thinking on the question of "differential technological development": is it desirable to accelerate progress on certain technologies over others?
Topics: Global Catastrophic Risks, Scientific Research, Open Philanthropy Project -
09/17/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Open Philanthropy Project Update
An update on the progress we've made over the last six months at the Open Philanthropy Project.
Topics: Open Philanthropy Project, Policy, Global Catastrophic Risks, Scientific Research -
09/16/2015 Blog: Give & Learn Incoming Program Officer: Lewis Bollard
We're excited to announce that Lewis Bollard plans to join us as a Program Officer, working on the treatment of animals in industrial agriculture.
Topics: Open Philanthropy Project, Farm Animal Welfare