FrameWorks maintains an active schedule of presentations, briefings, and workshops.
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To support Australia’s National Child Protection week, this talk applies 20 years of FrameWorks research to identify obstacles to communicating effectively about child protection issues and...
Bite Back 2030's young ambassadors want a fairer, healthier food system. This workshop explored how framing can help.
This webinar offered participants in the adolescent substance use prevention field an opportunity to begin to craft strategically framed success stories that highlight the many agents of change...
This webinar focused on strategies to help communicate the critical elements of a prevention approach while simultaneously building the public's sense of efficacy around substance use prevention.
An introduction to framing for the UK Baha'i Office of Public Affairs - and how when we change the story, we can change the world.
Drawing on multiple bodies of FrameWorks research—including research on health and race—this presentations provides analysis of the primary barriers to and methods for advancing public...
This workshop offered guidance on research-based communications strategies - and how to apply them - to make a strong case for supporting human service policies and programs.
Generating support for actions that need to be taken now to address problems that we can’t yet see is a challenge. Effectively communicating about future benefits and the importance of...
FrameWorks presented strategies for having more productive conversations about STEM learning at the Connected Learning Summit, convened by Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop.
This workshop focused on evidence-based framing strategies to help advocates effectively communicate about adolescent substance use and the critical elements of a prevention approach.
Developmental science has massive potential to inform policies that can better support children and families. But in order for this science to realize its potential for impact, we need to use the...