FrameWorks maintains an active schedule of presentations, briefings, and workshops.
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This presentation lays out three mindsets that challenge those communicating about youth mental health and working to build demand for policies that address this issue. We cover the ways...
Presentation with the Selfless Love Foundation at the Child Welfare League's National Conference.
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...
Half-day workshop for HopeLab staff
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...
Presentation with representative on NYEC, Aspen Institute and Uncornered about communicating effectively about Opportunity Youth
The Culture Change Project looks empirically at whether and how culture is changing, for whom, and with what effects. Emerging trends provide strategic insight for organizations working towards...
Those advocating for deep reform of our childcare system face a set of framing challenges--cultural mindsets that complicate the ability to advance ideas and generate broad support for necessary...
Cultural mindsets complicate efforts to increase awareness of, build understanding on, and boost support for the systems reforms necessary to better support positive mental health and resilience...
The way we frame, or position, our issues and information can be the difference between cutting through and opening up space for a productive conversation and shutting down thinking and...
New findings from the Culture Change Project show a particular mindset gaining ground in American culture—that social division is driven by the media and is largely a product of our own...