The Behaviour Change Collaborative will co-host Change 2024, in partnership with Social Marketing@Griffith.
Change is Australia’s premier social and behaviour change conference featuring a diverse range of speakers and participants from the health, social and environmental sectors.
It comprises two-days of ted-talk style presentations and workshops (included in the registration fee) at which attendees learn practical strategies and techniques to influence attitudes and behaviours that can be applied to real world challenges.
The BCC has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Social Marketing@Griffith.
“The decision to co-host Change 2024 marks a major step forward in our commitment to working collaboratively with the team at SM@G,” said The BCC’s Founder and Managing Director, Luke van der Beeke.
“We are aligned on values and a shared commitment to creating a space where people tackling some of the world’s most wicked problems can share their ideas, successes and failures,” he said.
Prof. Sharyn Rundle-Thiele, Director at SM@G added: “We are delighted to welcome The Behaviour Change Collaborative as co-hosts of Change 2024. We look forward to uniting our efforts and making Change 2024 the most impactful year yet.”
We hope to see you on 17-18 October 2024 in Brisbane or online and take advantage of this opportunity to be part of a growing community of change agents drawn from Australia and beyond.
Program overview:
- Session 1: Navigating Impact, Metrics and Meaningful Change
- Session 2: People for the People, Empowering Communities for Change
- Session 3: Conservation Catalysts, Innovation for the Planet
- Panel: Empathy and Inclusivity
- Session 4: End Food Waste, Recipe for Success
Workshops:
- Unpacking Behavioural Influence for Intervention Design
- Crafting a Strategic Impact Narrative
- Pocket Filmmaking 101: Unleashing Your Creativity with Mobile Phone Video Production
- Beyond the Individual: Leveraging Behavioural Ecological Systems for Change
- Rediscovering the Secret Sauce of Your Programme: 12 Principles of Successful Behaviour Change