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How can we frame issues of child and family wellbeing to build support for necessary solutions. This presentation reviews four evidence-based framing practices that can help shift mindsets and...
Framing can help us build support for solutions by moving mindsets. This presentation reviews the core tenets of the science of framing and provides examples of how this science has been used as...
Framing and narrative change are approaches that can add value to efforts to build social movements and create culture change. This presentation discusses the unique role that philanthropy plays...
The choices that we make in how we communicate tap into our cultural mindsets, pulling certain ways of thinking to foreground and pushing others to the background of our thinking. Understanding...
The choices that we make in how we communicate tap into our cultural mindsets, pulling certain ways of thinking to foreground and pushing others to the background of our thinking. These...
The choices we make in how we communicate about social issues can be the difference between cutting through and moving public thinking or message rejection. There are a set of proven framing...
Mindsets are deep and implicit patterns of reasoning that shape how we see the world and act in it. This presentation digs into research conducted to identify the cultural mindsets that...
It is notoriously difficult to build public support for prevention-based policies. The science of framing can help us identify new strategies for improving understanding of the importance of...
Synthesizing results from 20 years of research on framing education issues, this presentation provides 5 evidence-based practices that can be used to build public support for education...
The cultural mindset of individualism is a barrier to systems change. The focus on individual willpower as the reason for social problems and more of it as the solution, keeps people from seeing...
How can we build trust in truth, facts, and scientific evidence so that we can create a hopeful future for all?
The science of framing has the potential to dramatically improve our practice of communicating about science and social issues. This talk explores five key findings from the science of...