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Framing strategies for talking about racial equity, public education, and community schools.

Models of Thinking: Education

Knowing the cultural models that exist around public education and equity issues can be used to advocates’ strategic advantage. Take a look at this resource to learn how audiences may already be...

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Counter pro-voucher argument by explaining the scheme’s harmful effects on students of color and low-income students.

Deep Dive – Rise Up for Equity Summit

Online workshop on reframing family, school, and community engagement.

At the heart of our crisis: American polarization

To survive this once-in-a-generation challenge, we need to hit pause on the polarizing rhetoric that divides us and frame the issues we’re facing in ways that allow for more open dialogue,...

We’re experiencing ‘emergency inflation’ on some issues – if everything is a crisis, then nothing is

The coronavirus pandemic and the protests against police brutality are laying bare long-standing problems and inequities. We are in the midst of social crisis. It makes sense to think that if...

Framing poverty and COVID-19

A talk launching the London Funders Network's series 'Through and Beyond COVID-19.' Drawing on our framing poverty work – and series on framing in the pandemic.

Engaging the Public Around Children’s Wellbeing

Communicating effectively about children’s needs starts with tools for translating the science of brain development, resilience and early adversity. This three-part series, invited by the...

Talking about systems change and the Green Deal for Europe

Talking about systems change matters. A session to help Young Friends of the Earth Europe talk systems change and a European Green Deal.

Eric Lindland, Ph.D.

Moira O’Neil, Ph.D.

Senior Vice President of Research Interpretation

Deborah Phillips, Ph.D.

Chair of the UK Board