Meta Coordination Forum
The event has been run every year since 2016 when it was launched as the “Leader's Forum”[1]. In 2020, it was renamed to “Coordination Forum”[2] to emphasize that the event centered on coordination and decision-making (instead[3] (instead of community leadership), and from 2022 onwards, the event became known as the “Meta Coordination Forum”.
Surveys of Coordination Forum attendees have been run at each Coordination Forum event. Results and analyses of some of these surveys have been published by 80,000 Hours[3][4][5][6] and on the Effective Altruism Forum.[1]
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Gertler, Aaron (2019) EA Leaders Forum: Survey on EA priorities (data and analysis), Effective Altruism Forum, November 11.
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Dalton, Max (2020) CEA’s 2020 Annual Review, Effective Altruism Forum, December 10.
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Centre For Effective Altruism. (n.d.). Our mistakes. Centre for Effective Altruism.
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McIntyre, Peter (2017) What skills are effective altruist organisations short of? Results from our survey, 80,000 Hours, March 19.
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Wiblin, Robert (2017) What are the most important talent gaps in the effective altruism community?, 80,000 Hours, November 3.
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Todd, Benjamin & Howie Lempel (2018) What skills and experience are most needed in professional effective altruism in 2018? – 80,000 Hours leaders survey, 80,000 Hours, October 8.
The event has been run every year since 2016 when it was launched as the “Leader's Forum”[1]. In 2020, it was renamed to “Coordination Forum”[2] to emphasize that the event centered on coordination and decision-making (instead of community leadership), and from 2022 onwards, the event became known as the “Meta Coordination Forum”.
The Meta Coordination Forum (formerly known as the Coordination or Leaders Forum) is an annual event for a few dozen core members of the effective altruism community, run by the Centre for Effective Altruism. The event seeks to improve coordination among thought leaders, organization founders and major donors, by building relationships, hosting strategy discussions and collaborating on various projects.
In 2020,The event has been run every year since 2016 when it was launched as the Coordination Forum was replaced by the Virtual Coordination Forum.“Leader's Forum”[1]. In 2020, it was renamed to “Coordination Forum”[2], and from 2022 onwards, the event became known as the “Meta Coordination Forum”.
Surveys of Coordination Forum attendees have been run at each Coordination Forum event. Results and analyses of some of these surveys have been published by 80,000 Hours[2][3][4][5] and on the Effective Altruism Forum.[5]1]
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Gertler, Aaron (2019) EA Leaders Forum: Survey on EA priorities (data and analysis), Effective Altruism Forum, November 11.
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Dalton, Max (2020) CEA’s 2020 Annual Review, Effective Altruism Forum, December 10.
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McIntyre, Peter (2017) What skills are effective altruist organisations short of? Results from our survey, 80,000 Hours, March 19.
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Wiblin, Robert (2017) What are the most important talent gaps in the effective altruism community?, 80,000 Hours, November 3.
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Todd, Benjamin & Howie Lempel (2018) What skills and experience are most needed in professional effective altruism in 2018? – 80,000 Hours leaders survey, 80,000 Hours, October 8.
^Gertler, Aaron (2019)EA Leaders Forum: Survey on EA priorities (data and analysis),Effective Altruism Forum, November 11.
Leaders Forum surveySurveysSurveys of Coordination Forum attendees have been run at each Meta Coordination Forum event. Results and analyses of some of these surveys have been published by 80,000 Hours[4][5][6] and on the Effective Altruism Forum.[1]