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Behaviorists for Social Responsibility
Description of Membership

Full

Any ABAI member (except students) who joins the SIG, regardless of ABAI membership type.

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Student

Any ABAI student member that joins the SIG.

JOIN/RENEW MEMBERSHIP 

Supporting

Any ABAI member who joins the SIG and provides financial support of $50 or more.

JOIN/RENEW $100 SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP
JOIN/RENEW $50 SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP

 

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Specifically of Interest to Behavior Analysts
Annual or Recurring Events

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Mission/Objectives


The mission of Behaviorists for Social Responsibility (BFSR) is to act to expand applications of behavior analysis and cultural analysis addressing social issues, particularly those with social justice, human rights, and environmental implications. Activities of BFSR include expanding and strengthening the community of behavior analytic scientists working in areas of societal and global importance; providing mutual motivative operations and reinforcement for this work, while supporting and challenging each other in deepening it; encouraging advances in the emerging subdiscipline of behavioral systems science/cultural analysis, in which many promising approaches to dealing with important societal and global issues are grounded; expanding access to current experimental, applied, and conceptual analyses related to social issues and behavioral systems analysis worldwide through publication of the scientific journal Behavior and Social Issues; encouraging behavior scientists and practitioners to take practical action challenging oppression, in solidarity with those who are most at risk; expanding public awareness of behavior analytic and cultural analytic principles and practices that can contribute to addressing social issues; and expanding presentations and programming related to social issues at the ABAI annual convention and other scientific and professional venues.

Description of Membership


Membership in BFSR is open to all ABAI members in good standing.

FULL
Any ABAI member (except students) who joins the SIG, regardless of ABAI membership type.

STUDENT
Any ABAI student member that joins the SIG.

SUPPORTING
Any ABAI member who joins the SIG and provides financial support of $50 or more.

Annual or Recurring Events


Events include the annual BFSR business meeting and Behavior and Social Issues editorial board meeting at the ABAI convention, and promotion of poster sessions, presentations, and symposia on topics related to social and environmental justice at ABAI-sponsored events.

Newsletters/Publications


We sponsor (but do not own) the interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal Behavior and Social Issues.

Specifically of Interest to Behavior Analysts


This SIG makes a preliminary response to B. F. Skinner’s rhetorical question, “Why are we not acting to save the world?” Members of this SIG use behavior analysis and related theoretical approaches to attempt to understand and provide solutions to broad societal, environmental, and global challenges.
Contact:
Primary Contact: Molli Luke

 

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