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Protected: Self-Made Individuals and Just Labor Systems: Public Thinking about Work in the United States

Protected: Six Trends in Public Thinking about Work in the United States

Protected: WorkShift Methods Supplement

AI Overlords or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson? Envisioning America’s Future

What is your vision of a better future? What might our country look like in 2050 if things go as well as they possibly could? In January, we asked focus group participants to paint us an...

The Future of Care

Four years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic shined a light on care work and the many ways that care infrastructure—or the lack thereof—plays an important role in all of our lives. From greater...

Framing Adversity, Trauma, and Resilience

The science of adversity, trauma, and resilience is a powerful tool in any effort to improve health and wellbeing. But science—no matter how strong its findings—does not speak for itself.

Disrupting the Anti-‘Woke’ Discourse

Teaching students about race, gender and sexual orientation; training around diversity, equity, and inclusion; discussing the realities of structural racism—all of these activities have been...

Connections and Communities: Reframing How We Talk About Opportunity Youth

Everyone wants young people to thrive and be active and engaged members of their communities as they become adults. But deeply rooted, often-negative assumptions about young people can make this...

Unpacking Americans’ Assumptions about Democracy

Between various high-profile court cases and the realities of a presidential election year fraught with controversy, it feels like we are living through a referendum on democracy in the United...

Is Election Discourse Influencing How Americans Think about Financial Success?

Welcome to On Culture, a new monthly blog from the FrameWorks Institute’s Culture Change Project. Here, we’ll provide regular updates from our ongoing qualitative and quantitative research,...

2023 Annual Impact Report

In the 2023 Impact Report, you’ll find the annual FrameWorks Resource Library, along with some of our favorite highlights and stories of impact from our work with partners. As we reflect on...

Moving Toward Collective Health and Prosperity Means Putting Hunger and Poverty in the Rearview Mirror

The terrain of public thinking about hunger and poverty is fraught with unhelpful assumptions and associations—including harmful, dehumanizing stereotypes. Fortunately, certain helpful public...