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Hi, <<First Name>>!
Welcome to the EA DC Newsletter!
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The EA Survey provides valuable information about the EA community and how it is changing over time. Every year, the survey is used to inform the decisions of a number of different EA organizations, including EA DC.
This is one of the best ways to have your voice heard and to help improve the EA community, both today and into the future.
The survey should take 10 minutes or less to complete. |
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EA DC Events:
Note: EA DC now has an Events page on our website! You can use the page to track events and subscribe to the EA DC events calendar by following these links for Google Calendar, Outlook 365, Outlook Live, or iCalendar.
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EA DC Cause Area Meetups:
Want to meet and work with EAs organized around your favorite cause area?
Our cause area meetup groups are going strong - here are the meetups happening this month:
If you’d like to join the mailing lists for any of our groups please fill out this form and we’ll add you! Would you like to facilitate a cause area group? Email us if you're interested or would like to learn more! |
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Global EA Community Events:
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- Aspen Strategy Group Rising Leaders Program
- The Rising Leaders Program is a one-year program for young professionals to contribute to the conversation on the most pressing international challenges while honing their leadership skills.
- The program is geared towards young professionals in the first 5-15 years of their career with demonstrated experience in national security and/or foreign policy.
- Apply by December 18
- Charity Entrepreneurship's 2023 Incubation Programs
- Their 2-month cost-covered programs give people the training they need to start a high-impact charity.
- Apply by November 10
- Council on Strategic Risks: Fellowship for Reducing Nuclear Weapons Risks
- Through this six-month program, early-career professionals will work with leading experts from CSR’s team and network to develop a better understanding of practical risk reduction concepts and generate new ideas.
- Apply by November 21
- Redwood Research Mechanistic Interpretability Experiment (REMIX)
- 1-2 month paid AI research program in Berkeley on mechanistic interpretability of transformer models.
- Prior experience in interpretability research is not required, but applicants should be comfortable working with Python, PyTorch/TensorFlow/Numpy, and linear algebra.
- Apply by November 8
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- Animal Welfare:
- Bio-risk:
- Climate/Environment:
- Effective Altruism Building:
- Emerging Technologies:
- Global Development:
- Global Health:
- Improving Institutional Decision Making:
- Nuclear Security:
- Security/Defense:
- Policy:
- Other:
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Looking for an internship? The EA Internship Board is now live. More info here.
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Articles and Recommendations:
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Charity News and Updates:
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Find Roommates and Co-Work Mates:
 Looking to live with other DC-area EAs? Check out this spreadsheet for available rooms in the area or add your name if you are looking for a place or looking to rent.
Want to co-work with other DC EAs? Sign up on this EA DC co-working interest form. Interested in the broader community? Check out the EA Focusmate group to co-work with EAs from around the world!
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The effective altruism is growing quickly and we're glad you have decided to get more involved. If you have any further questions on effective altruism or how you can get involved in the area, our DC EA team is here for you!
Feel free to reach out to us directly at or interact with us in any of these ways:
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