Effective Altruism Hub
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The Effective Altruism Hub (often spelled EA Hub) is an independent volunteer project which hosts a global community and groups directory for the effective altruism community.
History
The first version of the EA Hub was launched by LEAN in 2015. In 2020, the EA Hub was fiscally sponsored by Rethink Charity, under a new team. In early 2022, the EA Hub leadership announced that it was suspending feature developments, with plans to retire the website once a suitable replacement platform is found.[1]
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Agarwalla, Vaidehi (2022) The EA Hub is suspending new feature development (with plans to retire), Effective Altruism Forum, February 27.
The EA Hub tag is for posts associated with or about the Effective Altruism Hub. The EA Hub is an independent volunteer project which hosts a global community and groups directory for the EA movement, and also develops new tools or features needed by the EAeffective altruism community.
External links
Effective Altruism Hub. Official website.
ThisThe EA Hub tag is for posts associated with or about theEffective Altruism Hub (EA Hub). The EA Hub is an independent volunteer project which hosts a global community and groups directory for the EA movement, and also develops new tools or features needed by the EA community.
This tag is for posts associated with or about the Effective Altruism Hub (EA Hub). The EA Hub (eahub.org)is an independent volunteer project which hosts a global community and groups directory for the EA movement, and also develops new tools or features needed by the EA community.
This tag is for posts associated with or about the Effective Altruism Hub (EA Hub). The EA Hub (eahub.org) an independent volunteer project which hosts a global community and groups directory for the EA movement, and also develops new tools or features needed by the EA community.
The first version of the EA Hub was launched by LEAN in 2015.
InA new team assumed leadership in 2020,the EA Hub was fiscally sponsoredwith fiscal sponsorship by Rethink Charity, under a new team.. In early 2022, the EA Hubleadershipannounced that it was suspending feature developments, with plans to retire the website once a suitable replacement platform is found.[1]