FrameWorks maintains an active schedule of presentations, briefings, and workshops.
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In Part 1 of a 4-part Kickoff Series, members of the Yale-Scholastic Framing Hub explored the strategic role of appealing to shared cultural values in communicating about issues related to child...
A workshop for the Turn2Us team, introducing their new framing guide.
The first of three sessions on framing social care with UKHCA.
For evidence-based frames to have their potential effect on shifting understanding they need to make their way out into the world--they need to be mobilized. This presentation provides guiding...
Summit for the PA sector, ending the first phase and making a case for the second.
Members of the field of physical activity can use the science of framing to improve their ability to achieve change. This presentation provides results from the first phase of research that...
Housing issues are fraught with framing challenges. Careful research can help us navigate these challenges and find narratives that move people to see housing as an essential issue to address...
Advocates in Australia's Northern Territories have been creatively and effectively incorporating and applying framing research and recommendations. This presentation takes that practice to the...
The child sector is working to design, test, and tell and a new story. This starts with having a clear set of goals (things that they want people to think, feel, and do) and a clear-eyed...
The science of framing can be used for more effective science translation. Here are six ideas that can help science communicators make their point and get their ideas through.
The way that researchers and advocates communicate about child protection is of great importance now and as we move out of the current COVID crisis. This presentation provides communicators with a...
The way we frame our messages about children and families right now, influences the conversation we will be having for years to come. Here are 5 evidence-based recommendations to make sure you are...