I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2022 after studying cognitive science and philosophy, with the goal of identifying cognitive biases that negatively affect moral decision-making.

Previous to working for GCP, I interned with the Centre for Effective Altruism and founded Michigan’s EA student group.

I study political economy and public health at Leiden University College in the Netherlands, and will graduate in 2024. I am currently interning with the U.S. Delegation to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

During my studies, I founded and directed The Hague’s EA group (THEA) and was supported through the Open Philanthropy University Organizer Fellowship.

I graduated in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in Education from Cebu Normal University. I am a licensed professional teacher from the Philippines, and was formerly dedicated to primary school education.

Currently, I work as an executive assistant and events associate at Global Challenges Project.

I completed my bachelor's degree in the Philippines in 2017 and have since been actively actively organizing events.

Currently, I am heavily involved in volunteer works and am working full-time as an executive assistant and events associate for Global Challenges Project.

I studied Mechanical Engineering at Brown University and graduated in 2020. While at university, I founded the Brown Effective Altruism student group, and was primarily thinking about how to end factory farming.

After graduating, I did academic research on the fluid dynamics of cultivated meat bioreactors, and worked on starting EA Virtual Programs at the Centre for Effective Altruism. Then I shifted to focusing on existential risk reduction, and founding GCP.