Sebastian Vivar
In the blog article "Redefining Effective Altruism With Theory of Change," I crafted a comprehensive content strategy for Jodevi Consulting, integrating word, art, and video to deliver a substantive end-to-end thought piece.
Learning From Past Challenges To Drive Social Change More Effectively
Introduction
A relatively new term that has garnered increasing interest in social impact circles is Effective Altruism. Effective Altruism (EA), a movement grounded in empirical evidence and logical analysis, is dedicated to identifying and employing the most effective methods for aiding others. This pragmatic approach emphasizes the practical implementation of impactful strategies. Yet, despite its commendable goals, EA has encountered various challenges, setbacks, and critics. In this blog post, we delve into how EA can benefit from integrating the principles of Theories of Change.
As defined in our scholarly article Refining Theories of Change
Uniting for Global Impact: Diverse Communities Collaborating in Effective Altruism and Sustainable Social Change
Understanding Theories of Change
A Theory of Change is essentially the supposition behind an intervention. Referring again to the article by Dhillon & Vaca