Explaining her recent work with colleagues to review efficacy of prejudice reduction trainings, Betsy Levy Paluck, wrote an op-ed appearing in The Washington Post under the headline "Does diversity training work? We don’t know — and here is why." 

Behavioral economist and center-affiliated lecturer Varun Gauri, who taught a course in the policy school last year on mitigating the effects of vaccine hesitancy, discusses behavioral strategies for increasing positive communication and engendering trust around issues of public health in recent Nature article.

Through the Jay Sugarman Practitioner in Residence Program, Princeton’s Kahneman-Treisman Center for Behavioral Science & Public Policy is partnering with SkillSignal, the leading construction safety and compliance platform, to focus on the U.S. construction industry’s…

Student leaders at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas, have partnered with the nonprofit Students Recover to launch a campus chapter program to reduce the stigma associated with Substance Use Disorder and to make recovery accessible to a wider-than…

The Kahneman-Treisman Center announces a new lunchtime seminar series presenting works in progress by Center Affiliates, including the Sugarman Practitioners in Residence.

The Jay Sugarman Practitioner in Residence program has expanded with the addition of new fall cohort members. Bryant Adibe and Chukwuemeka Chukwuemeka joined the community as Sugarman Fellows. Sugarman Associate Practitioner Vivian Burgnon and Sebastien de Ghellinck, founder of construction safety and compliance technology company SkillSignal, are also part of the program.