Key Questions About Philanthropy, Part 1: What Is the Role of a Funder?
What's the right role for a grantmaker, beyond providing funding? The first post in a series on fundamental, under-discussed questions about philanthropy. Read More
Topics:We envision a world in which philanthropists increasingly document and share their research, reasoning, results, and mistakes to help each other learn more quickly and serve others more effectively.
In this space, we often cross-post items from the blog of our partner, Open Philanthropy, to give readers a fuller picture of the reasoning behind our work.
What's the right role for a grantmaker, beyond providing funding? The first post in a series on fundamental, under-discussed questions about philanthropy. Read More
Topics:Are geomagnetic storms a global catastrophic risk? Part 1 of David Roodman's investigation. Read More
Topics: Global Catastrophic RisksChloe Cockburn is joining the Open Philanthropy Project as a Program Officer, leading our work on criminal justice reform. Read More
Topics: Criminal Justice ReformThe second case study from our history of philanthropy project focuses on the Pew Charitable Trusts' drug safety legislation program. Read More
Topics: History of PhilanthropyUnlike for-profit companies, it seems that many major nonprofits are initiated by funders. We give some examples and possible explanations. Read More
Topics:Holden Karnofsky outlines the steps we're taking to determine our priorities in science philanthropy. Read More
Topics: Scientific ResearchWe outline a vision for a think tank devoted to addressing systemic issues in the world of biomedical sciences. Read More
Topics: Scientific ResearchKaitlyn Trigger and Mike Krieger discuss why they're partnering with the Open Philanthropy Project. Read More
Topics:Kaitlyn and Mike will be learning with us and supporting the work of the Open Philanthropy Project over the next two years. Read More
Topics:A compilation of our biggest lessons to date, for people who want to quickly absorb what we've learned. Read More
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