FrameWorks maintains an active schedule of presentations, briefings, and workshops.
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This workshop covered the fundamentals of framing as well as key strategies for those communicating about poverty and related issues.
Communicating about systems and the need for systems change is difficult. But there are lessons from the science of communication that can help us communicate effectively about systems and...
When it comes to advancing a smoke-free culture in behavioral health, framing matters; the message can enhance or undermine our impact. In planning for change, it’s important to plan the way we...
The last of three sessions on framing social care with UKHCA.
The first of two advanced sessions on framing poverty with the JRF media and PR team.
A workshop with organizations sponsoring Crisis, the homelessness charity.
Framing can be a valuable tool for those seeking to translate their science for policy makers and members of the general public. This session covers some of the key ideas from the science of...
Framing can be a powerful tool in translating science for a change. This presentation lays out four foundational ideas that can help scientists better use what they know to affect the world.
Framing has the power to shift perspectives and open up new ways of thinking about issues. Learn about a set of evidence-based practices that can be used to advance systemic and structural change.
A workshop with the Royal Foundation on framing homelessness.
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...