Yes, indeed economic growth can lead to more inequality in the world actually. I think one important element that is key for development is the access to means for self sustainability and development. And on the other hand are policies, this is a key element for a secure, strong and sustainable development in each country.
,I would like to know more about how these Impact Hubs work, what is expected from the participants, time dedication etc? I am interested in one of them, in Porto but i would like to more about how they work.
While i was reading, i kind of identify myself immediately with the generalist concept and skill. I have always defined myself like that, meaning not being specialized in something. I always had the capacity to adapt and learn from different sectors.
I do believe in effective altruism and that is why i am in a critical moment regarding the work of non profits because i think that they do not follow this principle anymore. Usually the work and what is being delivered is not so much focused on people, but actually more in managing money and getting more money. The focus on the outcomes and impact (improving people's lives) has become secondary. So actually what i am trying to find out is other ways to actually promote an effective altruism :). Hope this course can provide me with some answers.
Yes, indeed economic growth can lead to more inequality in the world actually. I think one important element that is key for development is the access to means for self sustainability and development. And on the other hand are policies, this is a key element for a secure, strong and sustainable development in each country.
Thanks Tristan. I have booked a chat. But i have the feeling that they will take a lot fo time to actually setup one :)
Ok, great! Thank you for the reply and feedback.
Hello,
,I would like to know more about how these Impact Hubs work, what is expected from the participants, time dedication etc? I am interested in one of them, in Porto but i would like to more about how they work.
Thank you,
Fernanda.
While i was reading, i kind of identify myself immediately with the generalist concept and skill. I have always defined myself like that, meaning not being specialized in something. I always had the capacity to adapt and learn from different sectors.
I do believe in effective altruism and that is why i am in a critical moment regarding the work of non profits because i think that they do not follow this principle anymore. Usually the work and what is being delivered is not so much focused on people, but actually more in managing money and getting more money. The focus on the outcomes and impact (improving people's lives) has become secondary. So actually what i am trying to find out is other ways to actually promote an effective altruism :). Hope this course can provide me with some answers.
How can we book a chat with them?