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European Social Marketing Conference 2026

July 8–10, 2026

MBS School of Business, Montpellier

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Friday, July 10, 2026 at 10:30 AM–11:15 AM CEST 
Room B1 (Entrance Level)
Proposed Conference Track

4. Inclusion, integration and community resilience

Submission Format

45 Minute Discussion or Interactive Session

Programme Listing

This session shares a behaviourally informed case study addressing violence against women and girls through community-wide norm change in Redbridge. Attendees will learn how behavioural insight informs campaigns, bystander training, school interventions, and male allyship initiatives targeting perpetrators, bystanders, and institutions. The presentation will highlight measurable outcomes, including a significant reduction in sexual offences, and discuss how social marketing can support sustainable behaviour and systems change.

Primary Contact

Agatha Bataille, Social Engine

Presenters

Agatha Bataille, Social Engine
Toby Blume, Social Engine
Avis Johns, Social Engine

Authors

Social Engine Team
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