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TEN TIPS FOR PUTTING INTERSECTIONALITY INTO PRACTICE TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL There is room for many voices and a role for different people with different audiences to do the work of changing the narrative about race in this country. 10. Embrace and Communicate Our Racial and Ethnic Diversity while Decentering Whiteness as a Lens and Central Frame. Underscore that different people and communities encounterdiffering
THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA TALKING ABOUT COVID-19: VALUE, PROBLEM, SOLUTION, ACTION We recommend using a VPSA (Value, Problem, Solution, Action) format when talking about the coronavirus and its response, and centering your language around inclusion, empowerment, and justice. Value: When it comes to addressing COVID-19, we are all only as safe as those members of our community who are most at risk. BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will guide you through the process. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE Across efforts, it is clear that narrative change does not happen on its own, particularly around contested social justice issues. It typically results from a sophisticated combination of collaboration, strategic communications tactics, and cultural engagement, all attuned to key audiences and societal trends. PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
TEN TIPS FOR PUTTING INTERSECTIONALITY INTO PRACTICE TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL There is room for many voices and a role for different people with different audiences to do the work of changing the narrative about race in this country. 10. Embrace and Communicate Our Racial and Ethnic Diversity while Decentering Whiteness as a Lens and Central Frame. Underscore that different people and communities encounterdiffering
TALKING ABOUT THE SUPREME COURT June 2021. As the Supreme Court prepares to issue its final decisions of the term, it is vital that we remember the values which underly the essential liberties we strive for. BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will 2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. TIPS FOR TALKING RACIAL PROFILING Core Message: Racial profiling violates human rights, as well as our American values of fairness and justice.It’s a flawed policing strategy that hurts communities, and most importantly, threatens our values. Lead with values: Equal justice, fair treatment, freedom from discrimination, public safety and accountability. Remember that 84% of the American public views racial profiling as a VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE ON POVERTY 10 Tips for Talking about Poverty. Connect with shared values: Opportunity, Community (Interconnection), Mobility, Security. Illustrate systemic causes, including the geography of opportunity. Amply document unequal opportunity (not just unequal outcomes). Use thematic storytelling with enlightened insiders, affected change agents, group stories. SOCIAL JUSTICE PHRASE GUIDE The Social Justice Phrase Guide is your go-to tool to craft inclusive messages. Whether developing language for your organization, communicating through media platforms, or engaging in personal discussions, follow these guidelines to successfully communicate across communities. This guide is a collaboration of AdvancementProject, a multi
MEDIA PORTRAYALS AND BLACK MALE OUTCOMES For various reasons, media of all types collectively offer a distorted representation of the lives and reality of black males. In turn, media consumption negatively affects the public’s understandings and attitudes related to black males (sometimes including the understandings and attitudes of black males themselves) Finally, thesedistorted
PERCEPTIONS OF AND BY BLACK MEN Perceptions of and by Black Men. Since the mid-20th century, the United States has seen an enormous shift in public attitudes toward black-white relations, segregation, and blatant prejudice. At the same time, racial tensions, obstacles, and stereotypes continue, and Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds hold divergent THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA 2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE Across efforts, it is clear that narrative change does not happen on its own, particularly around contested social justice issues. It typically results from a sophisticated combination of collaboration, strategic communications tactics, and cultural engagement, all attuned to key audiences and societal trends. TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL Updated July 2020. As we strive to improve conversations about race, racism, and racial justice in this country, the environment in which we’re speaking seems to be constantly shifting, which shows that these conversations are more important than ever. VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA 2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE Across efforts, it is clear that narrative change does not happen on its own, particularly around contested social justice issues. It typically results from a sophisticated combination of collaboration, strategic communications tactics, and cultural engagement, all attuned to key audiences and societal trends. TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL Updated July 2020. As we strive to improve conversations about race, racism, and racial justice in this country, the environment in which we’re speaking seems to be constantly shifting, which shows that these conversations are more important than ever. VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM PHRASE GUIDE For additional resources on communications for criminal justice reform: Building a Narrative to Address Violence in the U.S., The Opportunity Agenda and Common Justice (2018) Remembering Eddie Ellis and the Power of Language, Vera Institute of Justice, Danielle Sered. The Social Justice Phrase Guide, Advancement Project and TheOpportunity Agenda.
VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete SOCIAL JUSTICE PHRASE GUIDE The Social Justice Phrase Guide is your go-to tool to craft inclusive messages. Whether developing language for your organization, communicating through media platforms, or engaging in personal discussions, follow these guidelines to successfully communicate across communities. This guide is a collaboration of AdvancementProject, a multi
TIPS FOR TALKING RACIAL PROFILING Core Message: Racial profiling violates human rights, as well as our American values of fairness and justice.It’s a flawed policing strategy that hurts communities, and most importantly, threatens our values. Lead with values: Equal justice, fair treatment, freedom from discrimination, public safety and accountability. Remember that 84% of the American public views racial profiling as a BEST PRACTICES FOR JOURNALISTS For generations, people of color have been the victims of unfair, biased and criminalizing coverage in the news media. From the consistent use of imagery and language based in historical stereotypes, to copy-editing standards and photo choices that misrepresent diverse communities, the media has at times gone against one of journalism’s core values which is to “minimize harm to the PERCEPTIONS OF AND BY BLACK MEN Perceptions of and by Black Men. Since the mid-20th century, the United States has seen an enormous shift in public attitudes toward black-white relations, segregation, and blatant prejudice. At the same time, racial tensions, obstacles, and stereotypes continue, and Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds hold divergent REPLACING THE DOMINANT NARRATIVE AROUND THE BORDER It is therefore crucial for immigration advocates — and all of us as a movement — to speak out and work to replace the dominant narrative around the border with a proactive, values-based story about what kind of communities we all want to live in. Replacing that dominant narrative is an easy story to tell. We all live in communities, and we RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS AND QUALITY October 30, 2007. The Opportunity Agenda welcomes the chance to provide testimony to the Departments of Health and Insurance to assist in the development of a health care system that provides equal access to high-quality care for all New Yorkers. This testimony seeks to provide New York with equity benchmarks, elements of state-levelhealth
TALKING ABOUT POLICING ISSUES: BORDER COMMUNITIES The resulting buildup in border enforcement and policing has a profound effect on the individuals and families in the region, including those living up to 100 miles away from the actual border, and beyond. While this buildup disproportionately affects communities on our southern border with Mexico, many of Border Patrol’smisguided policies
THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA 2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE Across efforts, it is clear that narrative change does not happen on its own, particularly around contested social justice issues. It typically results from a sophisticated combination of collaboration, strategic communications tactics, and cultural engagement, all attuned to key audiences and societal trends. TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL Updated July 2020. As we strive to improve conversations about race, racism, and racial justice in this country, the environment in which we’re speaking seems to be constantly shifting, which shows that these conversations are more important than ever. VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA 2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS SHIFTING THE NARRATIVE Across efforts, it is clear that narrative change does not happen on its own, particularly around contested social justice issues. It typically results from a sophisticated combination of collaboration, strategic communications tactics, and cultural engagement, all attuned to key audiences and societal trends. TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL Updated July 2020. As we strive to improve conversations about race, racism, and racial justice in this country, the environment in which we’re speaking seems to be constantly shifting, which shows that these conversations are more important than ever. VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE Introducing people to a new way of thinking about an issue requires a carefully considered message. The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure.. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM PHRASE GUIDE For additional resources on communications for criminal justice reform: Building a Narrative to Address Violence in the U.S., The Opportunity Agenda and Common Justice (2018) Remembering Eddie Ellis and the Power of Language, Vera Institute of Justice, Danielle Sered. The Social Justice Phrase Guide, Advancement Project and TheOpportunity Agenda.
VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete SOCIAL JUSTICE PHRASE GUIDE The Social Justice Phrase Guide is your go-to tool to craft inclusive messages. Whether developing language for your organization, communicating through media platforms, or engaging in personal discussions, follow these guidelines to successfully communicate across communities. This guide is a collaboration of AdvancementProject, a multi
TIPS FOR TALKING RACIAL PROFILING Core Message: Racial profiling violates human rights, as well as our American values of fairness and justice.It’s a flawed policing strategy that hurts communities, and most importantly, threatens our values. Lead with values: Equal justice, fair treatment, freedom from discrimination, public safety and accountability. Remember that 84% of the American public views racial profiling as a BEST PRACTICES FOR JOURNALISTS For generations, people of color have been the victims of unfair, biased and criminalizing coverage in the news media. From the consistent use of imagery and language based in historical stereotypes, to copy-editing standards and photo choices that misrepresent diverse communities, the media has at times gone against one of journalism’s core values which is to “minimize harm to the PERCEPTIONS OF AND BY BLACK MEN Perceptions of and by Black Men. Since the mid-20th century, the United States has seen an enormous shift in public attitudes toward black-white relations, segregation, and blatant prejudice. At the same time, racial tensions, obstacles, and stereotypes continue, and Americans of different racial and ethnic backgrounds hold divergent REPLACING THE DOMINANT NARRATIVE AROUND THE BORDER It is therefore crucial for immigration advocates — and all of us as a movement — to speak out and work to replace the dominant narrative around the border with a proactive, values-based story about what kind of communities we all want to live in. Replacing that dominant narrative is an easy story to tell. We all live in communities, and we RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ENSURING EQUITABLE ACCESS AND QUALITY October 30, 2007. The Opportunity Agenda welcomes the chance to provide testimony to the Departments of Health and Insurance to assist in the development of a health care system that provides equal access to high-quality care for all New Yorkers. This testimony seeks to provide New York with equity benchmarks, elements of state-levelhealth
TALKING ABOUT POLICING ISSUES: BORDER COMMUNITIES The resulting buildup in border enforcement and policing has a profound effect on the individuals and families in the region, including those living up to 100 miles away from the actual border, and beyond. While this buildup disproportionately affects communities on our southern border with Mexico, many of Border Patrol’smisguided policies
THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM PHRASE GUIDE For additional resources on communications for criminal justice reform: Building a Narrative to Address Violence in the U.S., The Opportunity Agenda and Common Justice (2018) Remembering Eddie Ellis and the Power of Language, Vera Institute of Justice, Danielle Sered. The Social Justice Phrase Guide, Advancement Project and TheOpportunity Agenda.
REPLACING THE DOMINANT NARRATIVE AROUND THE BORDER It is therefore crucial for immigration advocates — and all of us as a movement — to speak out and work to replace the dominant narrative around the border with a proactive, values-based story about what kind of communities we all want to live in. Replacing that dominant narrative is an easy story to tell. We all live in communities, and we THE CASE OF THE CULTURAL INFLUENCERS: COLIN KAEPERNICKSEE MORE ON OPPORTUNITYAGENDA.ORG PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE Despite significant public support, political will has been lacking, leaving working families and national economic opportunity at risk. According to the National Compensation Study, only 14% of civilian workers had access to paid leave in 2016. Federal law has remained stagnant on the issue since the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA),which
2011 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE 2011 Communications Institute. The Opportunity Agenda conducted its second annual Communications Institute, which brings together diverse social justice leaders from around the nation for four days of intensive media skill-building and communications support. The focus was economic opportunity, with an emphasis on the disparate impact of THE OPPORTUNITY AGENDAAPPROACHABOUTPRESSROOMSUPPORTCOMMUNICATIONS & CULTURE FOR NARRATIVE CHANGE The Opportunity Agenda is a social justice communication lab. We collaborate with social justice leaders to move hearts and minds, driving lasting policy and culture change. THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA VISION, VALUES, VOICE Vision, Values, and Voice: A Communications Toolkit provides guidance for developing values-based messages that engage core audiences, disrupt dominant narratives, and help shape the public dialogue. In addition to big picture thinking about communications strategy, you will also find tips and examples of a range of tactics, and concrete TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. PERCEPTIONS ABOUT POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS Section 2 KEY FINDINGS. 2.1 The vast majority of Americans believe poverty is a serious issue, and there is growing public concern about homelessness. 2.2 Many Americans embrace a structural explanation for poverty. 2.3 Perceptions of the cause of poverty among low-income women provide insights into the unique structural barriers faced bymany women
CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM PHRASE GUIDE For additional resources on communications for criminal justice reform: Building a Narrative to Address Violence in the U.S., The Opportunity Agenda and Common Justice (2018) Remembering Eddie Ellis and the Power of Language, Vera Institute of Justice, Danielle Sered. The Social Justice Phrase Guide, Advancement Project and TheOpportunity Agenda.
REPLACING THE DOMINANT NARRATIVE AROUND THE BORDER It is therefore crucial for immigration advocates — and all of us as a movement — to speak out and work to replace the dominant narrative around the border with a proactive, values-based story about what kind of communities we all want to live in. Replacing that dominant narrative is an easy story to tell. We all live in communities, and we THE CASE OF THE CULTURAL INFLUENCERS: COLIN KAEPERNICKSEE MORE ON OPPORTUNITYAGENDA.ORG PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE Despite significant public support, political will has been lacking, leaving working families and national economic opportunity at risk. According to the National Compensation Study, only 14% of civilian workers had access to paid leave in 2016. Federal law has remained stagnant on the issue since the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA),which
2011 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE 2011 Communications Institute. The Opportunity Agenda conducted its second annual Communications Institute, which brings together diverse social justice leaders from around the nation for four days of intensive media skill-building and communications support. The focus was economic opportunity, with an emphasis on the disparate impact of THE STATE OF OPPORTUNITY IN AMERICA In February 2006, The Opportunity Agenda released The State of Opportunity in America. The report analyzed and measured the nation’s progress along six values of opportunity, mentioned below. An update one year later, in the 2007 report, found that despite some positive changes, significant opportunity gaps persisted in wages,education
2021 COMMUNICATIONS INSTITUTE: GO BEYOND From February 23-25, 2021, The Opportunity Agenda held its 2021 Remote Communications Institute, embracing the new, ever-changing circumstances we’ve found ourselves in to offer social justice leaders the latest, most innovative approaches in virtual communications, narrative and messaging development, digital media, and online organizing. In this difficult time, when we continue tofind
TALKING POLICING ISSUES A central goal of any community is the safety and security of its members. Police can play an important role in achieving this goal. But, like many aspects of our current criminal justice system, the role of law enforcement has been overemphasized, overfunded, and outsized to proportions that no longer serve the goal of community safety and security. BUILD YOUR OWN MESSAGE The Opportunity Agenda helps you create that message with Vision, Values, and Voice: a Communications Toolkit, which provides guidance for building your own messages using our recommended Value, Problem, Solution, Action (VPSA) structure. Our interactive VPSA message building tool below will guide you through the process. WHY IMMIGRATION MATTERS TO ALL AMERICANS Today’s Immigrants are Diverse and a Part of America’s Fabric. As of 2008, there were 39 million foreign-born people living in the United States, about 13% of the U.S. population. 1 Of these 39 million immigrants, about 7 in 10 are naturalized citizens and lawfully residing non-citizens. 2 There are approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, 3 who make up 4% of TIPS FOR TALKING RACIAL PROFILING Core Message: Racial profiling violates human rights, as well as our American values of fairness and justice.It’s a flawed policing strategy that hurts communities, and most importantly, threatens our values. Lead with values: Equal justice, fair treatment, freedom from discrimination, public safety and accountability. Remember that 84% of the American public views racial profiling as a TEN LESSONS FOR TALKING ABOUT RACE, RACISM, AND RACIAL There is room for many voices and a role for different people with different audiences to do the work of changing the narrative about race in this country. 10. Embrace and Communicate Our Racial and Ethnic Diversity while Decentering Whiteness as a Lens and Central Frame. Underscore that different people and communities encounterdiffering
TEN TIPS FOR PUTTING INTERSECTIONALITY INTO PRACTICE We all deserve to have our voices heard; our faces and experiences reflected in culture and media; and our unique needs addressed through relevant policies. However, when we fail to incorporate intersectionality into our everyday practices and policies, we leave parts of our communities behind. Intersectionality, a term coined by Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, recognizes that certain individuals PUBLIC OPINION ABOUT PAID FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE Despite significant public support, political will has been lacking, leaving working families and national economic opportunity at risk. According to the National Compensation Study, only 14% of civilian workers had access to paid leave in 2016. Federal law has remained stagnant on the issue since the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA),which
IMPROVING MEDIA COVERAGE AND PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF AFRICAN This memo offers messaging advice for changing media coverage and public perceptions of African-American men and boys. It is intended to assist those working to reduce stereotypes and expand opportunity for black males as well as those concerned with journalistic excellence and socially responsible entertainment media. Skip to main contentMenu
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