Managing children’s conflict behaviour
From an article by Child and Family Blog
A promising intervention are parenting programmes that target children’s disruptive behaviour. The effectiveness of these at reducing disruptive behaviour has been demonstrated in decades of research worldwide...
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Two structures of God’s redemptive mission
From a thesis by Professor Ralph Winter
History reveals that God has consistently used two structures to sustain and expand Christianity. Churches need to embrace this dual-structure to overcome current mission challenges, fully realise their calling.
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How can schools embrace variability in learning?
From a podcast by Bold Science
"Learning variability is 'my learning is different than your learning', 'my learning one day is different from the other day'. It is also that 'my learning in one class is different than another class'."
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Identifying pathways to faith in adulthood
From research by the Evangelical Alliance
10 key findings from 281 individuals who have come to faith recently. "As well as expected well-trodden paths, there are some surprises. Our hope is that it inspires prayerful action, shapes fruitful mission."
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Lasting effects of divorce on children
From an article by The Institute of Family Studies
3 effects that come during and immediately after divorce for families; declines in household income, declines in neighbourhood quality, increased distances between non-resident parents. What do they mean for life?
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Social capital in the United Kingdom
From research by the Behavioural Insights Team
Research into relationships in UK which are productive in advancing the goals of individuals and groups. UK friendships bridge economic divides and then upward mobility increases. There are variations per region....
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In-Person - Behavioural Science and Public Health Network Conference 2026 - Behavioural Science and Complexity
@The Venue at De Montfort University, Leicester
Explore how behavioural science addresses complex issues across the public sector. The conference will feature inspiring keynotes on diverse topics, including:
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Systems Approaches and Systems Reform – Professor Cecile Knai
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The Arts, Behavioural Science and Public Health – Professor Daisy Fancourt
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Evidence and Policy in Public Health – Dame Professor Theresa Marteau
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Social Cohesion and Effective Communication – Professor Paul Dolan
Practical workshops will cover meaningful co-production, writing and personal reflection in public health practice, and evaluating behavioural science units. It’s currently a complex and challenging environment in public health.
10/03/2026
09:30