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Given the existing realities in developing countries (ex. access to clean water, human trafficking), do you justify to people in your countries donating to EA charities?

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Attending EA conference for the first time! Would be nice to have a guide on networking since going up to people talking about careers isn't as common.

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Difficulty introducing careers / 1-1 to students
- Asian college admissions remains heavily test-based
- Not common for freshman / sophomore internships except in top universities
- Modifying initial 1-1s / career worksheets so it's not overwhelming

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EA could be described as applying the scientific method to altruism/philanthropy, and the scientific method is present in every industrialized culture. Maybe that's a good common ground?

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- Lack of knowledge which those would be (e.g. for people attending EAGs), which is a challenge in itself
- misconceptions about EA, coming from newspaper articles

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Could large EA organisations do something to build organisations giving opportunities for direct work in countries where there's otherwise little you could really do?

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- more people
- different perspectives!!

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How do EA's develop the skills to discuss cultural topics with non-Western contexts?

Ex. going to China talking about how tofu is good would upset some people because it was famine food -> "colonizing" cuisines or making vegan alternatives to Asian food isn't so simple

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Chapters she was part of were very small and close-knit
- In the pandemic, going from niche and selected participants to big city groups or chapters where everyone can join, she's had to learn to protect her data.
- Didn’t realize she’d get EA messages from random EA participants. Doesn’t mean EA should filter participants.
- Was part of Stanford EA and didn’t have the skills to communicate with the wider EA community

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Yes! While doing that we should have consider to keep a desirable balance between homogeneity and heterogeneity, and if heterogeneity gets too big we could e.g. split into subgroups

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Yes, but curious how it would look like because as a group gets bigger, there are challenges.

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EA could mutate, either naturally or by design, to become an associated cause with enough overlap to be allied with EA while having different priorities

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1. Should EA expand to non-western contexts?
- Yes at high level, people like to do good!
2. If so, what do you think is the greatest value of expanding?
3. What core ideas/values of EA should be communicated in all contexts?
- effectiveness
4. What cultural/religious/linguistic challenges have you experienced when talking about EA?

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