Each year, BECC brings sought-after plenary speakers to engage participants on diverse topics of interest and 2022 will be no different. Last year’s keynote was by Michael Pollan (The Omnivore’s Dilemma) and Andy Revkin (Environmental Journalist).
BECC features plenary sessions, panels, presentation sessions, and a poster session covering 18 topic areas. Speakers are selected through a competitive abstract review process to ensure the highest quality content featuring new original research and innovative programs. Watch or listen to anything you missed "on-demand" after the conference.
We challenged our talented, creative, and popular social committee to make sure that attendees connect and engage with thought leaders, sustainability advocates, funders, program developers, technical experts, policymakers, and an ever-growing BECC family while having fun. Join us!
Since 2007, the Behavior Energy and Climate Change conference brings together social scientists, practitioners, utilities, academics, governments, businesses, and non-profits to share and disseminate best practices and research to encourage behavior change for energy and carbon reduction. Come present your work and learn from others about innovative methods, practices and technologies, how to evaluate these programs, understand why individuals and groups change, and make these transitions in fair and equitable ways.
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BECC is looking to include more voices to ensure fuller participation in our annual conference. We are soliciting a applications for a Diversity and Inclusion Advisor who would work with the core conference organizing team to ensure conversations and solutions are targeted towards the populations most impacted by the effects of climate change. The advisor would help review submitted abstracts, curate conference content and help work toward making the conference as inclusive as possible. For more information, or to submit an application, see our request for proposals.
