Join the FrameWorks Institute for a look at recent research findings that offer the public and policymakers guidance to effectively frame discussions about economic well-being.
When discussing policies and programs that help people achieve economic well-being and financial stability, people who advocate for change often have questions:
- What happens when we shift the focus from poverty to economic well-being?
- How can we highlight the role of systemic racism and sexism as root causes of economic marginalization, while still reaching a broad audience?
- For nonprofits, does switching from talking about charity to talking about justice come with fundraising risks?
These excellent questions have empirical answers. Participants will walk away with:
- An ability to spot and steer clear of communication “traps” in the fight against poverty.
- Tested, powerful strategies for building support for more robust services.
- Ways to connect social and economic issues in advocacy communications and coalitions.
