Grantee

Core responsibilities for this grantee role:

• Develop and execute high-quality projects relevant to S-risks (suffering risks)
• Apply for and manage grant funding from the CLR Fund for research, academic work, or individual initiatives
• Potentially work as part of charitable organizations, academic institutions, or as an individual researcher
• Submit proposals and reports on a rolling basis for evaluation by fund managers

This role creates positive change by funding and supporting work that addresses S-risks (suffering risks), potentially reducing future suffering on a large scale through research, academic work, and practical initiatives.

Required qualifications and skills:

• Background in areas relevant to S-risks research and analysis
• Ability to develop and execute high-quality projects with potential for significant impact
• Flexibility to work across various disciplines and approaches to addressing suffering risks
• Capacity to manage grant funding and report on project outcomes

Benefits and compensation:

• Access to grant funding from a ~$440,000 fund balance
• Flexible support for projects, research, scholarships, and stipends
• Rolling application process with continuous evaluation opportunities
• Potential for multi-year funding support for sustained projects

The Center on Long-Term Risk (CLR) focuses on reducing suffering risks (S-risks) through research, funding, and strategic initiatives aimed at preventing large-scale future suffering.