Catch up with the latest thinking at the Change for Better annual seminar, sharing insights from around the world on how behavioural science can promote social good.
How will you benefit?
The seminar consists of a series live sessions on Thursday 19th November backed up by several specially pre-recorded on-demand inputs, available for 30 days.
You will have access to all kinds of learning; a big ideas session, exploring major concerns and issues, ”how-to” sessions, focused on fundraising and communication, case study webinars and live-on-the-day sessions.
With inputs from leading Asian, North American, European and African experts in charity, academia, government and business. You’ll hear case studies from agencies as diverse as Gates Foundation, Greenpeace, International Rescue Committee, Christian Aid, Edinburgh Zoo, Royal Opera House, Médecins Sans Frontières, Oxfam, UNICEF, WaterAid, Trussell Trust, National Theatre, Bristol Museums and more.
Crawford Hollingworth, co-founder of The Behavioural Architects, will bring alive a case study on discouraging people from well-intentioned but misguided charitable donations causing more harm than good AND will host a live Q&A on how to make sure your good intentions don’t go horribly wrong.
This is possibly the most important prosocial behavioural science conference of the year and will lead to the publication of the Change For Better book in early 2021!
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