Behaviour Change (with a focus on walking and bike riding) | Webinar | 4 Oct 2022

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About this event

This webinar is for anyone interested in behaviour change and ways to get more people using different forms of transport. Using walking and cycling as examples, the theories and ideas presented are applicable to any program or messaging that aim to get people to do things differently. Suitable for designers, planners, consultants, local and state government, and anyone interested in helping create a healthier society. CWANZ and AITPM invite you to join us for this webinar on Behaviour Change.

We have three great speakers lined up:

• Values-based messaging, Dr Eleanor Glenn from Common Cause. This will focus on the work Common Cause did (commissioned by VicHealth) on VBM for walking and bike riding https://www.commoncause.com.au/resources
• Theory of behaviour change, Dr Filia Garilvaldis, Monash University
• Practical example: ‘A Walk Can Work Wonders’ campaign, Dr Alyson Crozier, WellBeing SA

Come along to learn about different ways to approach planning, design and implementation of infrastructure for walking and cycling.

For any enquires, please contact Sam Bolton

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