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Letter to the Editor

Ready to write a well-framed response to a news article? This guide will get you started.
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Annotated Before-and-After Examples (Mental Health)

These before-and-after examples show how to reframe mental health.
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Framing with Visuals

Photos, graphics, and videos are important framing opportunities. Use this resource as a guide to sparking more productive understandings of mental health with these media.
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Say This…Not That

Some terms, phrases, and themes backfire with members of the public. Here’s what to say instead.
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Talking Points (Mental Health)

Use these talking points to stay “on frame” in interviews and other speaking engagements.
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Framing Legislative Testimony

This guide models how to apply framing recommendations to legislative testimony.
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Do This, Not That!

In a hurry? These Dos and Don'ts summarize which strategies work—and which ones don’t!—when communicating effectively about family, school, and community engagement.
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You Say, They Think (Family, School, and Community Engagement)

The wrong cues in a message—words, imagery, ideas—can unintentionally activate the public’s “swampy” assumptions and cause a communication to backfire. Use the “When You Say…, They...
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What’s in the swamp of Family, School, and Community Engagement?

This “swamp glossary” resource lists the public’s deeply held attitudes and beliefs about family, school, and community engagement.
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Ready! Set! Frame!

Use this printable checklist to make sure your messages are “on frame.”
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Metaphor Card: Space Launch

Download this printable “cheat sheet” for using the Space Launch metaphor effectively.
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Mapping the Space Launch Metaphor

Download this simple graphic with ideas for “mapping” the metaphor to key aspects of engagement.