Authors:
Elena Blackmore, Bec Sanderson, Dora Meade
Published: PIRC, 1970, United Kingdom.
Published: PIRC, 1970, United Kingdom.
Social movements across Europe face some common framing challenges. We asked over 200 campaigners—environmentalists, feminists, anti-racists, new economists, and many more—what we’re up against. Then we analysed the trends, along with our past framing work, and pulled together the lessons on five key areas:
- What people are like: Do we talk about other people as nasty, nice, or more complex?
- Who is in our sphere of concern: Are we promoting solidarity or charity?
- Who is responsible for the problems we face: Do we trust them to change?
- How the system works: How do we talk about power and resources?
- Whether (and how) change happens: Do we show that change is possible, and celebrate the changes that have come before?
Type of Resource:
- Report or research finding
- Framing or messaging guide
- Blog or webpage
Time Commitment:
Quick dip (under 30 minutes)
No of people: 15-29
No of people: 15-29