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Media coverage can be harmful and misleading – or informative and productive. Organisations can impact the character of that coverage, but not without a deep understanding of the structure of...
These are times of great danger but also of great possibility. For the first time in decades, there is a sense that the economic consensus is fracturing, that a change must and will come. A space...
This report lays out an overarching framing strategy to help advocates in the U.K. expand public understanding of homelessness.
This MessageMemo provides campaigners the evidence and tools needed to make a more powerful case for change.
People do see many pieces of the obesity puzzle, but they tend to arrange them into a picture of individuals failing to overcome challenging circumstances.
This report summarizes expert and public understandings of health in the United Kingdom and “maps the gaps” between them.
This research report maps how Scottish people think about the children’s care system and identifies gaps between public and expert views.
In this commentary in the Guardian, FrameWorks CEO Nat Kendall-Taylor discusses research on how the British public thinks about poverty and how it intersects with and applies to messages about...
Changing minds is a “non-negotiable part of achieving social change,” according to this commentary in the Guardian. This commentary cites FrameWorks research on how to do so on the topic of...
Framing the economy as a system that is rigged against ordinary people may resonate with the public—but also stirs anger and fatalism. How can we tell a more productive story about the economy?...
This study explores expert and the UK public views of the ocean and marine conservation and “maps the gaps” between them.
This report explores public thinking about homelessness in the United Kingdom and documents how the issue is framed in advocacy and media materials.