The Fall 2023 issue—Volume 26, Number 2—of Journal of Behaviorology is finally available online. This issue of TIBI’s fully peer–reviewed journal—delayed by the Co–Managing Editor for Layout being unavailable for four months—features two articles, plus the usual information resources.

In addition to an Editorial with valuable details, by Bruce Hamm, the first paper in this Fall 2023 issue, by Stephen Ledoux, shares an Open Letter about moving along with developing potential solutions for the behavioral components of a range of problems, an Open Letter that is also a TIBI project report. It carries the long, informative titled, “Considerations relating to the future, and directions, of TIBI pertinent to helping scientifically solve personal, local, and global problems in the 21st century—An Open Letter and Interim TIBI Project Report to all Natural Scientists of Behavior.” The second paper in this Fall 2023 issue, titled “We need to be behavioral about this,” by Tom Critchfield, supplements the first article with an even more practical take on future steps. All these authors stress the need for others to bring their voices to this conversation.

The JOURNAL–Published Issues page contains this new issue. Click HERE for the Fall 2023 issue, Volume 26, Number 2, of Journal of Behaviorology.