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Reframing Equity and Assessment

Robust framing and narrative research requires that we start with a clear set of ideas that we are working to increase understand of and support for. This presentation goes through a set of...

Changing the Conversation about Adolescence

Half-day workshop for HopeLab staff

Public Thinking About Care Work: Encouraging Trends, Critical Challenges

Has the salience of care and the respect for frontline workers seen during the pandemic stayed high or dwindled? What we find is both encouraging and a call to action.

Is Culture Changing?

The Culture Change Project has been studying cultural mindsets for the last three years. The project looks at whether culture is changing and if so, how and for whom. One of the changes that we...

Understanding how culture is changing and what this means for grant makers

The Culture Change Project has been studying cultural mindsets for the last three years. The project looks at whether culture is changing and if so, how and for whom. One of the changes that we...

Framing Opportunity Youth

Presentation with representative on NYEC, Aspen Institute and Uncornered about communicating effectively about Opportunity Youth

5 tips for communicating about children’s health and food

These tips will help you build understanding and inspire action that improves children’s health and reduces obesity. This resource has been created in partnership with Impact on Urban Health.

Framing Community Safety: A Messaging Brief

This brief provides short guidance on how to reframe safety within communities when using the terms community safety, public health approach, and social determinants of health and safety.

Criscillia Benford, PhD

Framing Community Safety: Guidance for Effective Communication

Framing Community Safety is a guide for nonprofits, community-based organizations, public agencies, and others who want to communicate more effectively with the public about community-led efforts...

Gabby Rodriguez

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What’s Behind the Pressure to Censor Social Studies? American Cultural Mindsets

We can argue about what should or should not be in a school curriculum, but the real work also lies as much in changing the culture that these arguments rest upon.