How cash flow underwriting uses real-time financial behavior to expand credit access, improve risk assessment, and support stronger financial outcomes.

Lessons from global behavioral science projects showing how small changes in teacher behavior and system design can improve literacy and numeracy outcomes.

Why many graduates delay starting their job search due to fear of failure, and how simple behavioral interventions can build confidence and help them take action sooner.

What positive friction means and how adding small barriers can help people make better financial decisions and improve long-term outcomes.

Friction in our systems—such as lengthy forms, complex websites, excessive documentation, and unclear communication—wastes time, deters access, and exacerbates inequality. We all want our government and workplaces to actually work, and our lives to be easier. A behavioral approach to reducing friction can help us get there.

How a board game helps girls build confidence, challenge misconceptions, and make better decisions about reproductive health.

How to choose the right charity to support, with 3 behavioral science tips to reduce overwhelm, set clear criteria, and make confident giving decisions.

How behavioral design and small UX changes can increase tipping on donation platforms and improve donor engagement and platform sustainability.

A breakdown of the behavioral design process, including how research, behavioral science, and design combine to create effective, scalable solutions.