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Understanding Mindsets about Government Can Help Us Advocate for Children

Children’s wellbeing is supported by parents, teachers, peers, mentors, family members, friends, and the communities that surround them. It’s nurtured in the home, in the community, in schools...
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Explain the Frame: Introduction

Welcome to Explain the Frame, a new video series from the Frameworks Institute where we'll explain how specific framing techniques can help you navigate some of the trickiest communication...
Framing Resource

Lead with the idea of dignity (Explain the Frame Episode 1)

In this episode, we’ll walk you through our recommendations on how to communicate about health issues that affect some groups more than others. By leading with values, we shape how people...
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Expand on health (Explain the Frame Episode 2)

In this episode of Explain the Frame, we’ll walk you through our research on how to paint a fuller, bigger picture of Health. While people often think in more individualistic ways about...
Article

How understanding mindsets about government can help us advocate for children

Guest post by Moira O’Neil and Nat Kendall-Taylor Few frames have had a swifter, more serious impact than the positioning of “parents’ rights” as a principle that should govern public...
Report

Valuing Community: Framing Childhood Vaccines in Rural America

Strategies for framing childhood vaccines in rural communities, emphasizing collective health and solutions.
Framing Resource

Talking about Health Equity in Rural Contexts

To ensure health and wellbeing for all, we must advance programs and policies that eliminate health disparities and address the underlying inequities that cause them. Yet the label for this...
Framing Resource

Reframing Health Disparities in Rural America: A Communications Toolkit

These tools and ideas were developed for and with local public health professionals who work to address health disparities in rural areas. In this collection of resources, local public health...
Article

Two Tips for Talking about America’s Rigged Systems

If I asked you whether you think the system is rigged in America, you’d be likely to say “yes”—and you wouldn’t be alone. According to results from our February 2024 Culture Change...
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Telling new stories can help people see the value of vaccines

Many of the ways that immunization coalitions, public health departments, and individual pro-vaccine commentators currently talk about vaccination have little effect — or the opposite...
Report

What Does Caring Mean?: A New Framing Strategy to Shift Thinking about Kids and Families

Children and families in the United States lack the support they need—and some more than others. This is directly tied to how we think and talk about children in our society. If we want to...
Report

Collective Caregiving: A Frame for Talking About What Kids and Families Need to Thrive

We all love our kids. We often love our neighbors', friends', and coworkers' kids. So why haven't we, in the U.S., built systems that support all of our kids? If we want to build demand for...