FrameWorks maintains an active schedule of presentations, briefings, and workshops.
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The choices that public health professionals make in talking about their work are key in opening new ways for people to understand the field, what it does, and the value that it brings. This...
Public understandings of poverty are shaped by a set of overarching narratives. Understanding these narratives is the first step in countering them. This presentation describes the dominant...
Negative narratives about young people are swirling and becoming more dominant in the current context of Covid and protests for racial justice. We need both to understand these narratives and to...
A final workshop for the team at PPR.
Part 4 of our four-part series closed with a facilitated discussion to help participants identify goals and next steps for the Framing Hub and the broader Yale-Scholastic Collaborative.
Part 3 of a 4-part kickoff series involved identifying participants’ communications needs related to racial justice, equity, child development, and education in the context of covid-19, and then...
Part 2 of a 4-part kickoff series focused on using several different explanatory tools in communications, towards the goals of consensus-building, persuasion, and enhanced public understanding.
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.