Deeply interested in animal welfare, global poverty and public health, and bodily autonomy. Learning more about AI ethics, long-termism, and existential risk.
Hi everyone! First time writing on the forum. I'm a 2021 college graduate living in St. Paul/Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. I learned about EA through an introductory ethics course I took while completing my philosophy degree.
I'm still figuring out some early career strategies that can help me identify what would be a good fit for me while also adapting to a post-grad life. I've taken the GWWC Pledge and volunteer for farmed animals, I'm interested in reducing suffering of all animals (human and non-human) and I'm also learning more about existential risk and longtermism.
A topic I'm going to be writing about/working on is bodily autonomy. I've realized many of the issues that I care about connect back to bodily autonomy in some way or another and I want to explore the connections more through writing and research. I'm excited to continue learning, working, writing, and connecting with the larger EA community!
Hi everyone! First time writing on the forum. I'm a 2021 college graduate living in St. Paul/Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. I learned about EA through an introductory ethics course I took while completing my philosophy degree.
I'm still figuring out some early career strategies that can help me identify what would be a good fit for me while also adapting to a post-grad life. I've taken the GWWC Pledge and volunteer for farmed animals, I'm interested in reducing suffering of all animals (human and non-human) and I'm also learning more about existential risk and longtermism.
A topic I'm going to be writing about/working on is bodily autonomy. I've realized many of the issues that I care about connect back to bodily autonomy in some way or another and I want to explore the connections more through writing and research. I'm excited to continue learning, working, writing, and connecting with the larger EA community!