Social change often demands the reframing of entrenched narratives that block the will for progress. Our research examines the relationship between narratives, mindsets, culture, and public policy and provides a playbook for building momentum toward meaningful social change.
Three new reports reveal how narrative change can help fuel a path toward progress and underscore the need to reverse the harmful and misleading stories about poverty that are part of the larger American landscape.
This report introduces a model of narrative form for use in social change work, defining the elements and identifying the patterns in stories that comprise the narrative form.
This report answers these questions and more.