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We explore the growing problem of electronic waste (e-waste) with Lauren Brumley.

What makes social movements work or fail? Many start with shared values and identity, but few think about the behaviours and the audiences they seek to change.

What is Nature Positive and how can behavioural science help?

How do we encourage the conservation of nature we can't see?

Educators and behavioural scientists have similar goals - Filia Garivaldis should know, she's trained as both, as we find out in this episode of Pocket Change.

Applying the APEASE framework can help you review your intervention while it’s being made, or even afterwards, to ensure it is fit for purpose.

What are some behavioural techniques to overcome problematic internet use? Find out in this episode of Pocket Change.

Nudging has been a buzzword in the behavioural science community for a while now, but what is it? Nuding is a distinct form of behavioural science intervention and it can have a dark side, so how can we use it ethically? This article looks at nudges from their conception and the emergence of new frameworks to promote their ethical use.

What does it take to engage young men living with a spinal cord injury in their healthcare? Find out in this episode of Pocket Change.

“Scale up” refers to purposefully expanding the reach of a successful innovation or initiative, ensuring it extends its benefits to a broader audience, and we’ve developed a toolkit to help you do just that.

What are evidence reviews and how can they help decision-makers make better decisions, quicker? Find out in this episode of Pocket Change.