Welcome to the Behavioural Insights Wiki!
Behavioural Insights (BI) draws on the behavioural and decision sciences to explore how we make decisions and to help us make decisions that have a positive impact on individuals, communities and organizations, and the planet.
The BI wiki is maintained by UBC’s Decision Insights for Business & Society (UBC-DIBS) as a free resource for BI enthusiasts and experts. Explore the pages above and the newsfeed below.
- Fundamentals of Behavioural Insights (Nov 16-Dec 6)Learn how an understanding of human behaviour and evaluation can improve programs, policies, and change initiatives and help solve challenges […]
- Behavioral Scientist: A Roundtable Discussion on i-Frame vs. s-Frame (Oct 14)Join Editor-in-Chief Evan Nesterak and five leading behavioral scientists for a roundtable discussion about the most effective way to make change […]
- BEAR Webinar Series 2026-2027The University of Toronto’s Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR) is once again hosting a Behavioural Insights online speaker series […]
- BI Connect & Evidence in Action (Nov 4)BETA (Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government) and ACE (Australian Centre for Evaluation) are hosting two half-day online events […]
- National Day for Truth & Reconciliation (Sep 30)We offer some opportunities to participate, learn, and/or support in the lead-up to the 6th annual National Day for Truth & Reconciliation […]
- UBC-DIBS Resource: The Green Claims EffectRecent UBC-DIBS research with the Better Business Bureau National Programs indicates a halo effect from broad environmental claims […]
- Register Now for BIG Difference BC 2026 (Nov 6)Free registration is now open to join any and all sessions of BIG Difference BC 2026, which will be exploring using BI toward resilient futures […]
- Final Reminder: BIG Difference BC: Call for Submissions (due Aug 31)Submissions due in 10 days! Submit now to share your behavioural insights project at BIG Difference BC 2026 on November 6 […]
More BI News
- BEAR Webinar Series 2026-2027The University of Toronto’s Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR) is once again hosting a Behavioural Insights online speaker series […]
- BI Connect & Evidence in Action (Nov 4)BETA (Behavioural Economics Team of the Australian Government) and ACE (Australian Centre for Evaluation) are hosting two half-day online events […]
- National Day for Truth & Reconciliation (Sep 30)We offer some opportunities to participate, learn, and/or support in the lead-up to the 6th annual National Day for Truth & Reconciliation […]
- Register Now for BIG Difference BC 2026 (Nov 6)Free registration is now open to join any and all sessions of BIG Difference BC 2026, which will be exploring using BI toward resilient futures […]
More BI Events
- National Day for Truth & Reconciliation (Sep 30)We offer some opportunities to participate, learn, and/or support in the lead-up to the 6th annual National Day for Truth & Reconciliation […]
- UBC-DIBS Resource: The Green Claims EffectRecent UBC-DIBS research with the Better Business Bureau National Programs indicates a halo effect from broad environmental claims […]
- Resource: WHO Behavioural Insights GlossaryThe World Health Organization and University College London have co-created a glossary of Behavioural Insights terms […]
- Resource: UNICEF DEPTHS Field GuideUNICEF has released their DEPTHS Field Guide that integrates behavioural design, human-centred design, and systems thinking to tackle real-world challenges […]
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- Fundamentals of Behavioural Insights (Nov 16-Dec 6)Learn how an understanding of human behaviour and evaluation can improve programs, policies, and change initiatives and help solve challenges […]
- Congratulations, BI Practitioners, Class of 2026!The Behavioural Insights Practitioner community welcomes 18 outstanding new members this month! […]
- Final Reminder: Advanced Professional Certificate in BI (May 31)Apply by May 31 for the 2026-2027 cohort of UBC’s Advanced Professional Certificate in Behavioural Insights […]
- Deadline: BIG Difference BC Scholarship (May 31)If you’re a BC working professional in the public or non-profit sector, you may be eligible for this $4,000 application toward the Advanced Professional Certificate in BI […]
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UBC-DIBS is a behavioural research and policy solutions initiative at UBC Sauder School of Business. UBC-DIBS is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xwməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh). We gratefully acknowledge these peoples, who for millennia have passed on their culture, history, and traditions from one generation to the next in this area. As behavioural scientists, we also know that words are not enough. We are committed to closing the intention-action gap by working toward an anti-racist, Indigenized practice of behavioural science.
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