Effective Altruism Australia Connect - Melbourne 2025
Event description
Transform Ideas Into Impact
EA Australia Connect is a mini-conference bringing together Australia's effective altruism community and newcomers interested in maximising their positive impact. Expect an afternoon of engaging talks, workshops, and networking, culminating in a keynote conversation with renowned philosopher Peter Singer. The sessions will be designed for those new to effective altruism and highly involved alike.
For just the keynote, see more information and tickets here.
Key Details
Saturday, 17th May 2025, 1:00pm-7:00pm
The University of Melbourne, Arts West Building, Royal Parade, Parkville
Early bird tickets available until April 28th.
What to Expect
- Engaging presentations from leading Australian speakers
- Dedicated networking sessions to connect with like-minded professionals
- Multiple content streams catering to different experience levels and interests
- Tea, coffee, and snacks provided throughout the day
Event Schedule
| 1.00pm - 1.30pm | Doors Open |
| 1.30pm - 4.30pm | Talks, Meetups, Networking, and Tea, Coffee, and Refreshments - Global impact from Australia Policy with Greg Sadler - Introduction to AI Safety with Alexander Saeri -Effective Giving Businesses in Australia with Nikita Gossain and Adam Semple |
| 4.30pm - 5.30pm | Moderated Conversation with Peter Singer |
| 5.30pm - 6.00pm | Audience Q&A with Peter Singer |
| 6.00pm - 7.00pm | Book Signing and Networking with Drinks and Light Refreshments |
All food will be vegan.
Why Attend
- Learn how to apply evidence and reason to do the most good possible
- Connect with a community of people committed to making a significant positive impact
- Discover pathways to contribute effectively through career choices, donations, and other actions
- Gain insights into pressing global challenges and effective solutions
- Be inspired by concrete examples of impact in action.
Please contact us at bridget.loughhead@eaa.org.au if you are experiencing financial difficulties and require a subsidised or free ticket.
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