The Unjournal
An Introduction to The Unjournal
Why Unjournal?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Our policies: evaluation & workflow
What is global-priorities-relevant research?
"Pivotal questions" initiative
- ‘Operationalizable’ questions
- Why "operationalizable questions"?
Action and progress
- Pilot steps
  Pilot: Building a founding committee
  Pilot: Identifying key research
  Pilot: Setting up platforms
  Setting up evaluation guidelines for pilot papers
  'Evaluators': Identifying and engaging
- Plan of action (cross-link)
Grants and proposals
Parallel/partner initiatives and resources
Management details [mostly moved to Coda]
Tech, tools and resources

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