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Videos
How do social change organizations reframe social issues
"NYU Wagner Professor Erica G. Foldy discusses how grassroots work to shape people's understandings about the people they serve and the cause of and solutions to social issues."
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How words change minds: The science of story telling
"Sometimes a good idea isn't enough to drive social change; more important is how you communicate that idea. This is where "issue framing" comes in. In his talk, Nat Kendall-Taylor, PhD, breaks down the science of framing for philanthropy and nonprofit communications."
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How can you change someones mind? (hint: facts aren't enough)
"Why do arguments change people’s minds in some cases and backfire in others? Hugo Mercier explains how arguments are more convincing when they rest on a good knowledge of the audience, taking into account what the audience believes, who they trust, and what they value."
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Story Telling
Report: How Do Other Fields Think About Narrative? Lessons for Narrative Change Practitioners by Lindsey Conklin and Andrew Volmert
We looked beyond the usual fields consulted, tapping luminaries from ​​marketing and advertising, entertainment media/narrative arts, psychoanalysis, and technology to understand what they had to tell us about narrative. Their insights offer eight lessons that activists, advocates, researchers, and strategists can apply to enrich and enhance their work to change harmful narratives.
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September 27, 2021


Facts Aren't Enough: The Psychology Of False Beliefs
NPR's Hidden Brain
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