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Those with or without graduate education who 'dont' want anything too hard' may not be the targeted audience, but if they attend the course, they MAY benefit GREATLY from the careful, well-informed critical thinking done in and through the FREE 9-week online course.Īn extensive online application is required, and either a resume or a substantively-developed LinkedIn profile is required in the application. Harm REDUCTION is the long-term goal of well-designed evidence-based intentional productivity.

I have been told that this moral reasoning is consequentialist in nature (rather than deontological). Please share it with others who are on plant-based diets and want to methodically, systematically help reduce harms to animals by strategic changes in society, and who appreciate the moral reasoning of effective altruism.

Wrise women of renewable industries and sustainable energy professional#

However, it is designed for younger folks who are mid-career career changers who can bring professional expertise to thriving, well-designed 'corporate' efforts to make the world better in ways that include nonhuman persons among the beneficiaries - and reduce harms to them.

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