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Announcing the EA Behavioral Science Newsletter

Peter Slattery 🔸

1 min read · Sep 1, 2021

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Effective Altruism Behavioral Science Newsletter

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Lucius, Sam, Amanda & Vael and I have just released the second edition of the EA behavioral science newsletter. This is the first edition.

Each newsletter curates papers, forum posts, reports, podcasts, resources, funding opportunities, events, jobs and research profiles that are relevant to the effective altruism behavioral research community.

The newsletter builds on work to develop this community by Lucius, Spencer Greenberg and Joshua Lewis.

Please sign up if you would like to receive future editions. Please link us to any content that you'd like to see included in a future edition.

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