ambassadors
Disseminate the science of behavior analysis by sharing regional information, developing resources, engaging with interested individuals, assisting in event planning, and recruiting.
Meet our Ambassadors
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Elizabeth Lopez
Argentina
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Javiera Solis Zuazua
Chile
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Gazala Ali
Dubai
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Salome Gabedze
Georgia
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Guillermina Lussich
Uruguay
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Eyal Yehoshua Cohen
Israel
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Eriko Matsui
Japan
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Olga Yarova
Kyrgystan
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Maija Reisterer
Latvia
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Ling Chih Chong
Malaysia
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Varsovia Hernandez
Mexico
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Helen Obiageli
Nigeria
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Kathryn Mendoza
Philippines
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Lamis Baowaidan
Saudi Arabia
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Lucrecia Arroyo
Spain
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Tehmina Syed
Pakistan
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Binyamin Birkan
Turkey
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Alexandrea "Ali" Wiegand
Bahrain
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Tasmim Alam Trishna
Bangladesh
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Mavis Ofosuaa
Ghana
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Young Pyo Kim
Korea
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Mina El Qalli
Morocco
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Jennifer Villarreal
Ecuador
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Radwa Eltanab
Egypt
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Elif Chorengel
Germany
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Stepahnie Waldon
United States of America
Become an Ambassador
World Behavior Analysis Day Ambassadors represent their countries and play an important role in promoting awareness, collaboration, and celebration of the science of behavior analysis around the globe. Ambassadors help share the mission of World Behavior Analysis Day by connecting local communities, organizations, and professionals who are advancing the understanding and application of behavior analysis.
If your country does not yet have an ambassador listed on this page, we invite you to take the lead! Becoming an ambassador is a meaningful way to represent your region, raise awareness about behavior analysis, and contribute to a growing international network of passionate professionals and advocates.
Ambassador Activities
Share information about World Behavior Analysis Day through local networks, universities, and professional associations.
Translate and distribute educational materials to broaden access and understanding.
Help coordinate local recognition events, proclamations, or awareness campaigns
Collaborate with other ambassadors to highlight global impact stories and initiatives.