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Toolkit File

Key Points for Framing Elder Abuse

Use this general guide to develop your communications.
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Annotated FAQs (Elder Abuse)

Stay on message in the face of tough questions.
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Storytelling Strategies (Elder Abuse)

Learn why thematic storytelling is important for your communications.
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Social Media

Even micro-messages can be opportunities to frame your communications more effectively.
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Website

Website content provides an opportunity to influence public discourse by introducing a reframed perspective to the online community.
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Sample Pamphlet

Well-framed communications and marketing materials, like brochures and flyers, deepen knowledge and enhance engagement around social issues. This sample shows how to frame a pamphlet about elder...
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Sample Op-Ed (Elder Abuse)

Op-eds reach wide audiences and introduce people to new issues. This sample models how to frame one about elder abuse in minority racial and ethnic communities.
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Quick Start Guide

Take a quick tour of communications themes to avoid, compared with alternatives to advance.
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Reframe Cards (Elder Abuse)

Download printable cards summarizing tested frame elements.
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FAQs

As advocates and communicators join the initiative to change how we talk about elder abuse, they will likely have questions. Here are some answers.
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Talking Elder Abuse

This toolkit models how to apply the FrameWorks Institute’s evidence-based recommendations to messages and conversations about elder abuse and related issues, in order to build public...
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Gaining Momentum

The way Americans currently think about aging creates obstacles to productive practices and policies. How can the field of aging help build a better understanding of aging, ageism, and what it...