Events
Our BEAR Speaker Series feature top behavioural scientists and practitioners who share the latest research and insights with managers and policymakers. Recent speakers include Cass Sunstein (co-author of Nudge), Dan Pink (author of When), Steven Sloman (author of The Knowledge Illusion), Angela Duckworth (author of GRIT), and Anindya Ghose (author of TAP: Unlocking the Mobile Economy).
- Watch videos of past expert speakers at Rotman, including Cass Sunstein, Dan Ariely, Daniel Kahneman, and BEAR’s Director Dilip Soman.
- Visit the 2018 Behavioural Insights in Canada Conference website to watch videos from the 2018 Behavioural Insights in Canada Conference, held on March 2018 in collaboration with the Government of Canada, Government of Ontario, Government of British Columbia, and the Behavioural Science and Policy Association.
- Watch the full recording of the Behavioural Lens on Poverty Alleviation, held on November 2016 in partnership with the Poverty Reduction Strategy Office, Government of Ontario.
- Watch the full recording of the Financial Literacy and Well-Being Forum at Rotman, held on November 2015 in partnership with the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.
Upcoming Events
National Research Symposium on Financial Literacy
November 26, 2018 |
Toronto
The National Research Symposium on Financial Literacy brings together Canadian and international thought leaders to share evidence that will inform the implementation of the National Strategy for Financial Literacy. This year, the Symposium theme is Using Research to Improve the Financial Well-Being of Canadians. Presentations and sessions will be organized under the following topics, which directly contribute to overall financial well-being: day-to-day money management, building savings and managing debt.
Le Symposium national de recherche en littératie financière rassemble des penseurs influents du Canada et d’ailleurs pour qu’ils échangent des données qui permettront d’orienter la mise en œuvre de la Stratégie nationale pour la littératie financière. Cette année, le thème du symposium est Améliorer le bien-être financier des Canadiens grâce à la recherche. Des exposés et des séances seront présentés sur les sujets suivants, lesquels contribuent directement au bien-être financier général : la gestion quotidienne de l’argent, l’augmentation de l’épargne et la gestion des dettes.
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