Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $3,121,861 over two years to the Future of Humanity Institute (FHI), via the University of Oxford, to support its early career researcher programs. FHI is a multidisciplinary research institute working on global catastrophic risks at the University of Oxford.
This follows Open Philanthropy’s May 2020 support and falls under its work aimed at growing the community of people doing research on humanity’s long-run future. While Open Philanthropy sees the basic pros and cons of this support similarly to what it has presented in past writeups on the matter, its ultimate grant figure was set by the aggregated judgments of its committee reviewing the grant proposal.
Read more:
- Open Philanthropy Grant Page
- Open Philanthropy Grant to the Future of Humanity Institute — May 2020
- Open Philanthropy Grant to the Future of Humanity Institute — July 2018
- Open Philanthropy Grant to the Future of Humanity Institute — March 2017
- Open Philanthropy Grant to the Future of Humanity Institute — September 2016
- Open Philanthropy Focus Area: Global Catastrophic Risks
- Future of Humanity Institute Website