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How might social proof be better leveraged in the responsible business field? What does it mean for how we galvanise corporate action, and how can practitioners use it to drive action internally? New post at bbbehaviour.com/blog/socialpro… #bizhumanrights #behaviouralscience

Scientific study finds that the business case is less effective than the moral case for getting companies to act on social issues #bizhumanrights hbr.org/2019/02/to-get…

How to choose between these sessions?! The Behavioural Exchange 2019 programme looks so good!! #bx2019 ⁦@B_I_Tweets⁩ bx2019.com/event/5dcf2575…

How can we use behavioural insights to influence key business and human rights challenges? We explored this (and more) in a workshop on understanding how behavioural science can contribute to evaluating respect for human rights shiftproject.org/media/resource…

A wonderful investigative weekend read that has me shook: “It’s notable that at Alcatraz, for many years the nation’s most notorious prison, every inmate received a better set of toiletries than they’d get at any North American hotel...” slate.com/human-interest…

How can we motivate action on responsible business issues? Insights from behavioural science can help - on psychic numbing, the identifiable victim effect and building empathy bbbehaviour.com/blog/getting-p… #bizhumanrights #behaviouralscience

Starting in 15 minutes, we're talking about how focusing on behaviours can help corporate ethics, compliance and sustainability with members of the Society for Corporate Compliance and Ethics Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE)®

This. "In the pandemic, this urge is a red herring; it is too easy to focus on people making bad choices rather than on people having bad choices. People should practice humility regarding the former and voice outrage about the latter." theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

This is pandemic creativity at it's best (and most bizarre)

What can we learn from HSE about behaviour change? Feat. COVID-19 (obviously) bbbehaviour.com/blog/hse-lesso…

Does our human rights work... work? Blog about using behavioural science based on an experiment by Shift and WBS from Dr Umar Taj, Ed Gardiner and I shiftproject.org/human-rights-w…

How can we nudge consumers to make more responsible delivery choices when shopping online? We ran an experiment to find out shiftproject.org/wp-content/upl…

Empty seats in the HRC sum up a bizarre year and make me long for Geneva (something I never thought I'd say). Who's up for virtual fondue? #bizhumanrights #9thForumBHR

Whenever I see Cass Sunstein has a new book coming out I think about one of my favourite lines from one of the most underrated comedies ever made #behaviouralscience #garthmarenghi

Perfect reading for my first flight in a couple of years! Behavioral Scientist

Strong start when a book opens with a quote from Brass Eye. You have my attention… Stuart Ritchie 🇺🇦

In my latest post I'm sharing what I've been learning about behaviour change approaches and why I think they're the most powerful contribution behavioural science offers #bizhumanrights #rbc #behaviouralscience bbbehaviour.com/blog/introduci…

The 'business case' for diversity can backfire. The 'fairness case' is better, and as a standalone value is even more powerful. #bizhumanrights use similar arguments - we need to understand what works. Inspiring research from Dr. Aneeta Rattan Oriane Georgeac hbr.org/2022/06/stop-m…

We joined #marchofthemummies today because childcare is unaffordable and inaccessible for so many families. Too many women are scaling back or leaving the workforce. Thank you @PregnantScrewed for making our voices heard

This just screams RCT. @B_I_Tweets how many treatments are you running? #behaviouralscience