Jade Radke and Jiaying Zhao are exploring how to increase both climate action and happiness with techniques like positive frames and probabilistic rewards […]
Category: Calling DIBS
Holly Caggiano shares how combining the disciplines of behavioural science and planning can help us explore more of the forces shaping human behaviour and make more progress toward community-led planning and nudging […]
Eva Koromilas explains the value of sludge audits for organizations, for service users, and for BI enthusiasts hoping to start weaving BI into their work […]
Penny Norman provides a snapshot of work promoting harm reduction behaviours within the context of the fentanyl crisis. The takeaways are widely applicable to behaviour change projects […]
In reflecting on his time applying BI in academia, the private sector, and government, Jeremy Gretton and I discuss why many “a or b” questions are better answered with “both/and” rather than “either/or” […]