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Which policies and regulations are preventing the US from reaching social progress? How can laws and standards be improved to boost global welfare?
Join this month’s discussion group meeting and bring your thoughts and ideas on regulatory justice reforms (including criminal justice, immigration/borders, land use, etc.)! We welcome *EVERYONE* to bring their perspectives on the topic as well as any prompts/questions you might have for others.
This month, we’re especially excited to recommend some quality resources for the discussion. We strongly encourage anyone interested in attending to read a few introductory materials (30 minutes of core content with additional optional content available) before the discussion. The goal of the readings is simply to ground the conversation so that participants can make the most of the event—but if you feel that you already have some background in the topic(s) (or if you simply want to join anyway), we would love for you to join the event!
Interested in exploring other ideas discussed on the Effective Altruism Forum? Consider joining our future discussions! We meet each month to explore complex ideas with each other. Join our Slack here to join the #monthly-discussion-group channel for more updates and conversation: https://bit.ly/eanycslack
EA NYC: Please find all EA NYC event information—including our Code of Conduct, food policy, covid policy, and information on past and future events—here on our website: https://www.effectivealtruism.nyc/events
For those new to effective altruism, here are a couple of good introductions. In short, EA is about using evidence to carefully analyze how, given limited resources, we can help others the *most*. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48VAQtGmfWY
In-Person Discussion: Regulatory Justice Reforms (Manhattan)
Please use this link to officially sign up—you will not receive registration details unless you fill out this quick Airtable form—https://bit.ly/3xFwSYr
**Please read the description for recommended pre-event preparations**
Which policies and regulations are preventing the US from reaching social progress? How can laws and standards be improved to boost global welfare?
Join this month’s discussion group meeting and bring your thoughts and ideas on regulatory justice reforms (including criminal justice, immigration/borders, land use, etc.)! We welcome *EVERYONE* to bring their perspectives on the topic as well as any prompts/questions you might have for others.
This month, we’re especially excited to recommend some quality resources for the discussion. We strongly encourage anyone interested in attending to read a few introductory materials (30 minutes of core content with additional optional content available) before the discussion. The goal of the readings is simply to ground the conversation so that participants can make the most of the event—but if you feel that you already have some background in the topic(s) (or if you simply want to join anyway), we would love for you to join the event!
You can find our compilation of resources on the topics below: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hXzQo9s9vG2oIM13aW3UA_r4dL3Ndrlr-ykLYCnp3CU/edit?usp=sharing
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Interested in exploring other ideas discussed on the Effective Altruism Forum? Consider joining our future discussions! We meet each month to explore complex ideas with each other. Join our Slack here to join the #monthly-discussion-group channel for more updates and conversation: https://bit.ly/eanycslack
Please register here to attend (required) - https://bit.ly/3xFwSYr
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EA NYC: Please find all EA NYC event information—including our Code of Conduct, food policy, covid policy, and information on past and future events—here on our website: https://www.effectivealtruism.nyc/events
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For those new to effective altruism, here are a couple of good introductions. In short, EA is about using evidence to carefully analyze how, given limited resources, we can help others the *most*. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48VAQtGmfWY