Fostering Sustainable Behavior Workshop

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Fostering Sustainable Behavior Workshop

Book cover titled "Fostering Sustainable Behavior"

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Dr. Doug McKenzie-Mohr, the founder of community-based social marketing, will provide his Fostering Sustainable Behavior virtual workshop from December 1st to 3rd, 2026

For anyone who delivers programs to promote sustainable behaviors, such as those involved in watershed protection, waste reduction, water and energy efficiency, modal transportation shifts, electrification, and conservation, you may be interested in this workshop.

This workshop is held over Zoom and consists of three four-hour sessions over three consecutive days. These sessions are held at a convenient time for attendees across North America and are very highly rated, without the cost, inconvenience, or emissions associated with in-person training. Participants receive a copy of the new fourth edition of his book and a certificate confirming completion of community-based social marketing training. 

To receive a $50 discount, use this code when registering: 453c6dcd 

Reduced rates are available for groups of four or more (email dmm@cbsm.com for more information about group rates).

Need help convincing your supervisor?  Check out this template email that you can send to your supervisor.

About the Speaker

For over four decades, Dr. Doug McKenzie-Mohr has worked to incorporate scientific knowledge on behavior change into the design and delivery of environmental programs. Doug is the author/co-author of six books on community-based social marketing -- one of which, "Fostering Sustainable Behavior," has been recommended by Time magazine and has become requisite reading for those who deliver environmental programs. His work has been featured in the New York Times, and he is the recipient of the American Psychological Association's inaugural award for innovation in environmental psychology, the World Social Marketing Conference's inaugural award for contributions to the field of social marketing, and he is a B.F. Skinner distinguished lecturer. He lives in Victoria, Canada.