Online Toolkits
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- *NEW* Talking about Disparities
- *NEW* Talking about Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention
- Talking About Early Childhood Development
- How to Talk Rural Issues
- How to Talk Food Systems
- How to Talk Government
- Framing Food and Fitness as a Public Issue
- Talking About Youth: Reframing the Discussion
- Talking Transitional Work
- Talking Health Care in Arizona
- Talking Health Care in California
- Talking Health Care in New Hampshire
CD Toolkits
If you are interested in ordering CD-based hard copies of the above listed toolkits, please contact Beth Fisher at bfisher@frameworksinstitute.org for more information.
In addition, FrameWorks has produced a CD-only toolkit about communications campaigns called Making Communications Connections. This toolkit helps advocates consider how to think about communications, what to avoid, and how to plan for them.
Making Communications Connections is a fully narrated CD featuring case studies and clips from good and bad campaigns, with a frame-based critique of each campaign's positioning. It concludes with a set of planning points for advocacy groups setting out to campaign on social issues. Supported by a grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, this hour-long FrameWorks CD can help groups think critically about their own campaigning. Copies available for $10, including postage and handling. Make check to FrameWorks Institute and send with return address to:
FrameWorks Institute
1776 I Street, NW, 9th Floor
Washington, DC 20006
