Creating safer communities starts with understanding how people behave and how they can be supported to make safer choices. We’ve worked on some challenging questions in this space – How
Mikaela Green on Sep 2, 2025
A special quirk that we all share is that we’re all incredibly biased. This fascinating foible has fuelled the creation of an entire academic field: behavioural science. Human biases have
Mikaela Green on Jun 19, 2025
From how to build a cracking team, to unearthing the kernel of insight that was pivotal to a behavioural change intervention, this series from Claremont is an opportunity to hear
Georgie Howlett on Jun 9, 2025
In the latest in our series of behaviour change webinars we invited experts from across academia, behavioural science, communications and public sector safety to explore if, and how, public health
Kirsty Henderson on Jun 5, 2025
Steve Bucksey – Motorcycle Casualty Reduction Officer at Surrey Police & Sussex Police, shares his experience of designing an in-house motorcycle harm reduction campaign by considering the principles of public
Steve Bucksey on May 28, 2025
I’ve got one of those jobs that sometimes struggles to pass the ‘pub test’. Running a company that does ‘behaviour change insight and communications’ can sound a bit abstract. But
Ian Fannon on May 6, 2025
At the weekend I combined three of my favourite things – ‘shopping’, socialising and snacks when I attended a clothes swap with other local mums. It struck me afterwards that
Emily Rayner on Apr 29, 2025
At Claremont, we like to keep one foot in the world of behavioural science theory and the other firmly planted in the real-world of actual community-level behaviour change. We believe
Ian Fannon on Apr 17, 2025
Thank you to the speakers and panel members at our latest webinar, which focused on how behavioural research and strategic communications can help improve diversity in clinical trials. The session featured
Marta Campagnola on Feb 27, 2025
