In 2020, as #Covid19 shook the world and the racial uprisings from the #BLM movement intensified, we formed the #CultureChange Project to better understand if and how these events were changing American mindsets… Here’s what we’ve learned thus far: bit.ly/3xrT0Tw

Research from the #CultureChange project reveals that individualistic ways of thinking remain dominant, but systemic thinking is on the rise. What does this mean for progressives working to change systems? Read more findings: bit.ly/3NszMTu

It’s a dark day for reproductive rights in America.   But I want every Pennsylvanian to know abortion services are available and unharmed by today’s ruling.   To women and pregnant people in surrounding states and across the country where this isn’t the case: You are safe here.

One thing is clear in 2022: our culture is changing. Join us on 7/12 at 1pm ET as we explore new research on shifting mindsets about race, the economy, and health with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Ishita Srivastava, and Andrew Friedman #CultureChange RSVP Here: bit.ly/3HTSktO

🚨 HAPPENING TOMORROW: The first #CultureChange Project roundtable event titled "Are Americans Thinking More Systemically" will be streaming live at 1 pm ET w/ guest speakers Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, Ishita Srivastava, and Andrew Friedman Don't forget to Register: bit.ly/3HTSktO

Me too Dominique Lyew, PhD. ‼️

One of my main takeaways from FrameWorks Institute & Dr. Abdul El-Sayed #CultureChange webinar was that systems often don't become apparent until they stop working altogether-- is using stories to show how systems have failed people a way to move towards change?

Love this insight from Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. As narrative changers, how can we send messages that acknowledge when systems are failing--but also when they are WORKING? #CultureChange

🚨 NEWS ALERT: In a new piece from POLITICO, FrameWorks CEO Nat Kendall-Taylor discusses the pitfalls and opportunities of using a "system is rigged" narrative and how this just may be what #progressives need to counter far-right populism | politi.co/3diwHIl

How can we communicate to foster more systemic and ecosystemic thinking? So appreciating the work here: 'Are Americans Thinking More Systemically? #CultureChange Roundtable' with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and Ishita Srivastava via FrameWorks Institute #systemsthinking youtu.be/1b6J7dSrx8s

"We have a chance to define the direction and scope of systemic thinking in America. Right now. " FrameWorks CEO Nat Kendall-Taylor urges nonprofits and foundations to invest in narratives that center systems via The Communications Network | bit.ly/3K6oNhm #CultureChange

"It’s time for foundations and nonprofits to invest in communications and narratives that center systems." Read more about how and why. buff.ly/3Cd0xZh #narrativechange #systemsthinking

(1/6) In tonight's speech, how can President Donald J. Trump address the (real) threats to our #democracy without prompting a sense of fatalism that makes people give up on democracy altogether? Here’s what we're hoping to hear, based on decades of framing research: #Thread whitehouse.gov

(1/3) On our minds ahead of tonight's speech: How can President Donald J. Trump acknowledge the reality that one party has veered dangerously close to fascism without channeling the classic "us vs. them" trope that stymies progress? #Thread

Join our CEO Nat Kendall-Taylor at ComNet22 for a session on how culture is changing and the implications it has on our communications strategies. #culturechange #Comms4Good

How do leaders in business, health care, housing, and education perceive #PublicHealth? The answer may surprise you. See our research in Nat Kendall-Taylor's chapter of the new #TalkingHealth book from @debeaumontfndtn and @oxunipress. bit.ly/3DoDGdX

When we balance urgency (“we can see a problem ahead”) with efficacy (“there’s a way to steer around it”), we offer people both a reason to engage in collective action and hope that it will work. #OnFrameFridays

"While history is what happened, it is also, just as important, how we think about what happened and what we unearth and choose to remember about what happened." - Ida Bae Wells #BlackHistoryNOW

A beautiful shout-out to the man, the restaurant, and the breakfast taco. My heart breaks with love and pride ❤️