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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 health, we’ve found that people are capable of adopting more expansive ways of thinking. The framing choices we make can help people recognize how policies shape our surroundings and how our surroundings shape our health.
While people often think in more individualistic ways about health, we’ve found that people are capable of adopting more expansive ways of thinking. The framing choices we make can help people recognize how policies shape our surroundings and how our surroundings shape our health.
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Lead with the idea of dignity (Explain the Frame Episode 1)
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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 respond to and understand the ideas that follow. But knowing where to begin can be daunting, especially when there are hundreds of widely-held values to choose from. For example, when talking about health disp...
Explain the Frame: Introduction
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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 challenges. In each Explain the Frame episode, we’ll walk you through a common framing challenge, present a framing technique to help you navigate it, and explain how the framing works in practice.
Election Year Framing - Hope and Aspiration
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In this video, Dr. Julie Sweetland and Dr. Drew Volmert respond to the question: How do we remain hopeful and aspirational in light of what is probably the most important presidential election we’ve ever had?
Election Year Framing - Framing Social Issues
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In this video, Dr. Julie Sweetland responds to the question: How do I frame my issue in this environment where campaigns and politicians are getting more attention than the issues?
Election Year Framing - How Policies Affect the Economy
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In this video, Dr. Drew Volmert responds to the question: How do you talk about the economy to get people to understand how policy change can create a more just and equitable economic system?
Election Year Framing - Talking about Democracy
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In this video, Dr. Drew Volmert responds to the question: How can I talk about democracy in a way that people will understand and connect with?
Election Year Framing - Counteracting Disrespect
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In this video, Dr. Julie Sweetland responds to the question: How can we counteract election season dismissal, disrespect, and demonization of social groups, like older people and immigrants?
Election Year Framing - What's Repeated vs. What's True?
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In this video, Dr. Drew Volmert responds to the question: Is it true that people believe what they hear most often versus what is true? For example, that “crime is up.”
Election Year Framing - Framing and Emotions
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In this video, Dr. Julie Sweetland and Dr. Drew Volmert respond to the question: How do we get issues framed in ways that get past the emotional and create a greater understanding of the real impact of our policies on wellbeing?
Framing Social Issues during Election Season - Introduction
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Dr. Julie Sweetland introduces the 'Framing Social Issues during Election Season' video series.
Culture Change Project - Introduction Video
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Culture Change Project - Introduction Video
Cultivating Possibilities: White House Youth Policy Summit 2024
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Nat Kendall-Taylor, FrameWorks Institute, presenting at the White House Youth Policy Summit
Fast Frames Aging & Care: Episode 2 - How to Build Support for the Care Workforce
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Care work is often misunderstood. Many people aren’t familiar with the level of skill that’s required to do the job, and the working conditions that can enable quality care. How can we communicate in ways that build an understanding of the kinds of systemic changes we need to support care workers?
Fast Frames Aging & Care: Episode 3 - How to Talk About Ageism
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In addition to harming older people, ageism is a major obstacle when it comes to making systemic and policy changes that are necessary to ensure that all of us have the care and support we need as we age. How can we talk about ageism in a way that helps people understand its effects while also motivating people to address it?
Fast Frames Aging & Care: Episode 1 - How to Frame Quality Care
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Fast Frames Aging & Care: Episode 1 - How to Frame Quality Care
Fast Frames Aging & Care: Introduction
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Fast Frames Aging & Care: Introduction
Neither Soldiers Nor Angels: Reshaping the Narrative About Care Workers
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Neither Soldiers Nor Angels: Reshaping the Narrative About Care Workers
Neither Soldiers Nor Angels: Reshaping The Narrative About Care Workers
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Neither Soldiers Nor Angels: Reshaping The Narrative About Care Workers
Talking about Science in an Age of Misinformation, Nat Kendall-Taylor (May 24, 2023)
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Talking about Science in an Age of Misinformation, Nat Kendall-Taylor (May 24, 2023)
Reframing Child and Adolescent Vaccination
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Reframing Child and Adolescent Vaccination
Fast Frames - Episode 5: How to Tell More Effective Stories About the Success of Your Work
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Fast Frames - Episode 5: How to Tell More Effective Stories About the Success of Your Work
Fast Frames - Episode 4: Use Visuals to Spark Big-Picture Thinking
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Fast Frames - Episode 4: Use Visuals to Spark Big-Picture Thinking
Fast Frames - Episode 3: Alternatives to Vulnerability Framing
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Fast Frames - Episode 3: Alternatives to Vulnerability Framing
Fast Frames - Episode 1: Solutions-Oriented Framing
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Fast Frames - Episode 1: Solutions-Oriented Framing
Is Social Division All In Our Heads? Event Highlights | #CultureChange Roundtable
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Is Social Division All In Our Heads? Event Highlights | #CultureChange Roundtable
Is social division all in our heads? #CultureChange Roundtable
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Is social division all in our heads? #CultureChange Roundtable
Culture Change Project - Introduction Video
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Culture Change Project - Introduction Video
Excellent overview on how "words matter".
We are all aging - thankfully. This video does a great job of showing what's at stake.
What is the link that Cameron added?
reframe our conversation to rewire our mind👍
I love the Fast Frames series. Please organize all the videos into a playlist so they are easy to share!
I love the Fast Frames series. Please organize them all in a playlist! That would make them easier to share.
I love the idea of framing, and love the fact that you have produced short videos to explain key concepts. Unfortunately, I have a problem understanding how to apply the tips. For instance, when you say "Before you present any data give some context. One way to do this is to express a value like interdependence or human potential that you'd like people to have in mind when they hear your data." I do not understand what you mean by "interdependence" or "human potential." What do these terms mean in practice? How would I express interdependence when presenting data? I need examples to be able to understand these concepts. I find tips like these valuable to me only if I already know how to apply them. Of course if I know how to apply them, I do not need to to learn the tips. I find this is a problem with many short videos, which I also make. I think we have a tendency to try to put too much data (tips) in each video without taking the time to explain how to apply each tip. This results the videos having meaning mainly for people who already know how to apply the tips. I think it might be better to make videos with a single tip and some examples of how to apply that tip. I need to go back and look at my own short videos and see if there is a way that I can do this on my own Channel.
I retained 2 key message throughout these videos: 1/ People make policies; people can change policies. 2/ Change may be difficult but is possible through ongoing effort. Thank you for these videos!