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Talking Child Wellbeing and the System of Care Initiative in Jacksonville

Welcome to Talking Child Wellbeing and the System of Care Initiative in Jacksonville—a collection of evidence-based framing recommendations and sample communications designed to help local...
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“Just Do It” Communicating Implementation Science and Practice

How can we talk about evidence-based decisionmaking and implementation science in ways that build support for robust, intentional implementation efforts?
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Talking Points (STEM)

Review the key messages and major themes for reframing STEM.
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Message Cards (STEM)

Download printable cards summarizing tested frame elements.
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FAQs (STEM)

Stay on message in the face of tough questions.
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What’s in the swamp of STEM and Informal STEM Learning?

Visual summary of relevant findings from cultural models research.
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Sample Tweets (STEM)

These tweets illustrate how communicators might incorporate the recommended Values of Future Preparation, and Fairness Across Places as well as the Explanatory Metaphors of Pollination Points,...
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Sample Editorials (STEM)

These materials apply the tested frame elements to external communications opportunities such as editorials, social media updates, and program descriptions. They can be adapted to local contexts...
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Sample Blog Post (STEM)

Tis short piece – best as a blog post – exemplifies how communicators might use Explanatory Examples that illustrate how effective informal STEM learning programs work.
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All Aboard: Explanatory Tools to Talk About Children’s Well-Being in Jacksonville

Systems thinking is hard - which makes explaining "systems of care" even harder. It helps to have a metaphor.
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Science Does Not Speak for Itself: Translating Child Development Research for the Public and Its Policymakers

How can we translate the science of early brain and biological development? Partnerships between scientists and social scientists can help.
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Using Frames to Increase Understanding and Support for the Social and Behavioral Sciences

Creating a communications strategy that engages the public and policymakers in considering the value of the social and behavioral sciences does not need to be a guessing game.