Global Alliance for SBC: 'Core Members' Meeting - Topic: Social Norms
2026-10-22 13:00 - 14:30 (Europe/London) | Online
This ‘Core’ Members meeting of the Global Alliance for SBC will focus on the topic of the use of Social Norms Theory & Analysis in social and behaviour change work.
These are ‘general’ internal meetings of the Alliance membership. Participants are the nominated representatives of member organisations together with individual members.

The aim of these core meetings are for the conducting of Alliance business including voting, as well as discussion about emerging issues and evolution in the SBC sector.
The duration of this event is 1 hour.
This event is coordinated by the Evolving & Sustaining SBC Group of the Alliance.
[Alliance members were surveyed to ask what topics they would like to focus on in 2026 and the results for the ‘core members’ meetings 1) use of AI, 2) use of Human Centred Design, and 3) use of Social Norms Analysis.]

Global Alliance for SBC: Peer Learning - Topic: Systems Strengthening
2026-11-26 13:00 - 14:30
This ‘Peer Learning’ meeting of the Global Alliance for SBC will focus on the topic of Systems Strengthening.
Alliance ‘Peer Learning’ meetings are open to all personnel within Member organisations, individual members and participants in the Alliance’s online ‘SBC Community of Practice’.
The aim is to deepen understanding and capacity around key SBC areas.
The duration of this event is 1.5 hours, with 15 minutes initially dedicated to Alliance business, following 75 minutes composed of expert input and participatory learning activity.
To register for this event please click here.
This event is coordinated by the SBC Knowledge & Capacity Action Group of the Alliance.
[Alliance members were surveyed to ask what topics they would like to focus on in 2026 and the results for the ‘peer learning’ sessions were as follows: 1) Applied Behavioural Science, 2) Community Engagement, 3) Social and Behaviour Change Communication, and 4) Systems Strengthening. Therefore these will be the topics for the forthcoming quarterly peer learning sessions through the year.]
