Behavioural Science underpins everything we do at Bags of Taste so we were honoured when the prestigious Behavioural Science in Public Health Network invited our CEO and Founder Alicia, to be a guest their podcast.
We have spent years listening deeply to our participants which has led to the insights that make our food resilience programme so effective. Alicia joins Paul Chadwick and Tiago Moutela to explore how behavioural science can help create the conditions for agency and self-efficacy in the most challenging of circumstances, how trust and mentoring are key ingredients of change, and what public health interventions might learn from the theory of learned helplessness.
If you don’t have time to listen to the whole episode, skip to the last 15 minutes to hear expert reflections.
