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Have you checked out this awesome podcast from our friends at B4 Community Storytellers? . It focuses on building storytelling habits to talk about early childhood development. Listen now to episode 1 with FrameWorks Institute CEO, @NatKendallT:

Great examples of framing for change in this working paper from the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child! . Read it HERE:

You are NOT your audience. It's easy to fall into the trap of overestimating how much other people think like we do, so it's important that we do the explanatory work to help people understand what we mean and why it matters. #OnFrameFridays.

What does it mean to start a #WorkShift?. Understanding the assumptions that people rely on to think about work and labor can illustrate how existing thinking must undergo a paradigm shift in order to create lasting, structural change. Learn more:

If we want to build public support for policy change, we can’t just describe the problems we’re facing. We need to explain what works, what doesn’t, and how we can fix it together. #OnFrameFridays.

Child sexual abuse is preventable and the way we talk about prevention can make a difference. Take a look at these new resources to learn more about how our framing choices can help us build a better narrative:

Great new resource from the team at Innovation Network, including important guidance for disrupting injustice through our communications. It's useful for folks across various fields aiming to center equity in their work! . Check it out:

Our systems are designed. and they can be redesigned. When we explain access disparities and highlight the structural factors at play, we demonstrate that our systems are designed and they can be redesigned for the better. #OnFrameFridays.

Update from the Culture Change Project:. From the role of AI to thinking about government and individual leaders, the way Americans are thinking about the future has implications for those working toward systems change. READ THE FULL BLOG POST:

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Are you passionate about using framing to transform culture and systems? . WE'RE HIRING a Digital Communications Strategist/Senior Digital Strategist and a Quantitative Researcher/Senior Quantitative Researcher. Learn more about open positions HERE:

The folks at @YouthRepro are hosting a webinar tomorrow to launch their new report supporting evidence-based policies on sexual and reproductive health for adolescents of all ages, their families, and their communities. There's still time to register now!.

The way Americans think about work shapes the reality of our labor systems. Take a look at these new resources from the WorkShift project to learn more about public mindsets and how they can help us create change: . #WorkShift #CultureChange

It's important to frame with solutions, but it can be tricky in practice. The four C's can help: . 1) Credible.2) Causal .3) Conceivable.4) Contextual. When the solutions we're talking about have these features, we help our audiences see that change is possible. #OnFrameFridays.

RT @_RobertEspinoza: It’s time to #Reframe the conversation about work and labor. These insights from the new #WorkShift project at the @Fr….

From just compensation to work-life balance, building a better labor system starts with understanding how people are thinking about work and worker power. Check out these new resources to learn more about how, together, we can create a #WorkShift:

Data doesn’t talk. When we let data stand alone, people often fill in the gaps with existing biases. But when we accompany it with clear explanation and interpretation, we can help our audiences better understand what it means and why it matters. #OnFrameFridays.

It’s #CareWorkersRecognitionMonth and it’s time to talk about how we talk about care. From describing working conditions to explaining systemic racism in the care sectors, the framing we use can help build support for the care workforce. Learn more:

The stories we tell about adversity, trauma, and resilience make a difference. Our latest brief offers strategies to help build broad support for trauma-informed approaches in policies, programs, and public agencies. Learn more: