Bajekal is a British-Indian writer and editor based in New York. She was previously executive editor and international editor at TIME. Thirteen years ago, William MacAskill found himself standing in ...

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Eric Grau is President of Olberding Brand Family (OBF) a fourth-generation, family-owned company that brings out the best in brands. Does altruism have a place in business? I would sure like to think ...

This article is reprinted by permission from NextAvenue.org. It’s that time of the year. The time to do what you can, if you can, to help others in need by making charitable contributions. December is ...

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Effective altruists believe we should care about people thousands of miles away—and perhaps even millions of years in the future. Thirteen years ago, William MacAskill found himself standing in the ...