This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session presented frameworks, data, and case studies to help participants strengthen message strategies that foster support and investment in young men of color.
1) The Mueller report analyzes several instances of potential obstruction of justice by President Trump related to the Russia investigation. 2) Some instances, like pressuring Comey and efforts to remove Mueller, provide substantive evidence meeting the elements of obstruction. However, other instances like claims about firing Comey are less clear. 3) Overall, the report does not exonerate the President but also does not conclude that crimes were committed due to Justice Department policy.
James Comey's testimony summarizes key interactions he had with President Trump regarding the Russia investigation. In a private dinner, Trump asked for Comey's loyalty multiple times, though Comey assured him he would always receive honesty. Trump also asked Comey to drop the FBI's investigation into Michael Flynn, which made Comey uncomfortable due to potential interference in the investigation.
Designing Online Email Based Storytelling Group for Older AdultsTed Li
This document describes a study on designing an email-based storytelling group for older adults. It includes an introduction discussing storytelling and internet usage among older adults. The methodology section outlines a prototype tested with three groups using different schedules. Data analysis examines levels of participation, acceptance of the system, and content of stories. Key findings include frequency and topics affecting participation, email accessibility enabling acceptance, and nature of relationship-building through shared stories. Implications suggest maintaining a diverse and frequent storytelling community. The document aims to understand how to best facilitate online storytelling among older adults.
Tinder has reinforced hookup culture on college campuses since launching in 2012. The researcher conducted a mixed methods study of Tinder users, including surveying 25 users and interviewing those who use it for hookups and relationships. Survey results found most users are ages 18-25, use it for entertainment, and strategically create profiles. While some initial interactions are overtly sexual, most aim to represent themselves accurately to ensure safety when meeting offline. Tinder alters initial romantic interactions by providing an online rather than in-person means of connecting.
This document discusses how social media was used during the 2012 US presidential election. It provides examples of how both President Obama and Mitt Romney used popular social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google+ to engage voters. Interviews are included from political analysts and journalists discussing how social media impacted debates, got out the youth vote, and allowed election results to spread rapidly online. Overall, it examines the growing role of social networking in modern political campaigns and elections.
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session shared knowledge on how to gather illuminating data about local education systems, tips on how to use this data effectively, and guidance in developing early action plans and strategic targets.
This document discusses economic inequality and lack of access to innovation ecosystems that have hindered job growth among Black and Hispanic communities. It advocates for connecting disadvantaged communities to local innovation hubs through collaborative efforts across education, government, and industry. This will help boost entrepreneurship and address America's shortage of job creators, which is key to sustaining its innovation-driven economy. Connecting more communities to resources and opportunities within innovation clusters can help fix historic economic disparities and boost national competitiveness.
1) The Mueller report analyzes several instances of potential obstruction of justice by President Trump related to the Russia investigation. 2) Some instances, like pressuring Comey and efforts to remove Mueller, provide substantive evidence meeting the elements of obstruction. However, other instances like claims about firing Comey are less clear. 3) Overall, the report does not exonerate the President but also does not conclude that crimes were committed due to Justice Department policy.
James Comey's testimony summarizes key interactions he had with President Trump regarding the Russia investigation. In a private dinner, Trump asked for Comey's loyalty multiple times, though Comey assured him he would always receive honesty. Trump also asked Comey to drop the FBI's investigation into Michael Flynn, which made Comey uncomfortable due to potential interference in the investigation.
Designing Online Email Based Storytelling Group for Older AdultsTed Li
This document describes a study on designing an email-based storytelling group for older adults. It includes an introduction discussing storytelling and internet usage among older adults. The methodology section outlines a prototype tested with three groups using different schedules. Data analysis examines levels of participation, acceptance of the system, and content of stories. Key findings include frequency and topics affecting participation, email accessibility enabling acceptance, and nature of relationship-building through shared stories. Implications suggest maintaining a diverse and frequent storytelling community. The document aims to understand how to best facilitate online storytelling among older adults.
Tinder has reinforced hookup culture on college campuses since launching in 2012. The researcher conducted a mixed methods study of Tinder users, including surveying 25 users and interviewing those who use it for hookups and relationships. Survey results found most users are ages 18-25, use it for entertainment, and strategically create profiles. While some initial interactions are overtly sexual, most aim to represent themselves accurately to ensure safety when meeting offline. Tinder alters initial romantic interactions by providing an online rather than in-person means of connecting.
This document discusses how social media was used during the 2012 US presidential election. It provides examples of how both President Obama and Mitt Romney used popular social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google+ to engage voters. Interviews are included from political analysts and journalists discussing how social media impacted debates, got out the youth vote, and allowed election results to spread rapidly online. Overall, it examines the growing role of social networking in modern political campaigns and elections.
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session shared knowledge on how to gather illuminating data about local education systems, tips on how to use this data effectively, and guidance in developing early action plans and strategic targets.
This document discusses economic inequality and lack of access to innovation ecosystems that have hindered job growth among Black and Hispanic communities. It advocates for connecting disadvantaged communities to local innovation hubs through collaborative efforts across education, government, and industry. This will help boost entrepreneurship and address America's shortage of job creators, which is key to sustaining its innovation-driven economy. Connecting more communities to resources and opportunities within innovation clusters can help fix historic economic disparities and boost national competitiveness.
Bursting the echo chamber: resources to flight polarization and empower criti...credomarketing
ProCon.org CEO Kamy Akhavan shares the rigorous editorial process his organization undertakes to accurately represent multiple facets of complex issues for their 25 million annual users. Attendees will explore ways to best help students engage in meaningful conversations around contentious subjects without leaning on partisan talking points or falling for fake news through Kamy's discussions
Argumentative Essay Sample For College TeleHolly Vega
The document provides instructions for requesting and completing an assignment writing request through the HelpWriting.net platform. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account; 2) Complete a request form with instructions and deadline; 3) Review bids from writers and select one; 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment; 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction. It emphasizes that the site aims to provide original, high-quality content and will offer refunds for plagiarized work.
From Slack to Act! Converting Clicks to Cash in 3 StepsWeDidIt
Ice bucket challenges, hashtag activism, and ribbons for profile pictures are great, but how do you turn all that digital engagement into real world action and donations for your nonprofit?
In this webinar we'll talk about turning "Likes" into "Loot" in 3 steps:
-Moving online supporters to real-world action
-Move those supporters to regular giving
-Find and cultivate major gifts from those regular supporters
3 steps from "slack" to "act!"
Talk on Trust and Trustworthiness in the USAJohn C. Besley
This document discusses trust and trustworthiness in science and scientists in the USA. It presents data showing levels of confidence in various institutions like the military, scientific community, and Supreme Court over time. It differentiates between behavioral trust and trustworthiness beliefs, noting the importance for communication strategy. Building trust requires demonstrating trustworthiness through behaviors, what is said, and how it is communicated. While efforts to communicate trustworthiness are ethical, fostering these beliefs will take time and organizations cannot reach everyone. Scientific groups should work to genuinely be trustworthy and address any weaknesses in how they are perceived.
How to Find & Tell Stories that Cause Donors to Give AgainBloomerang
The most powerful way to connect people to your mission is by telling a story that causes the listener to feel something. Your organization is already filled with these kinds of stories, but when you share them, do your listeners take action? Do they make another gift? Volunteer again? Or bring others into your organization as new guests and donors?
Learn from Master Storyteller, Lori L. Jacobwith, whose stories and coaching has already helped nonprofit organizations raise more than $200 million from individual donors. Lori will share tools and strategies to help you engage your team (yes you have a team!) to identify and share powerful stories so you retain more donors AND raise more money.
Lori L. Jacobwith has a passion for the positive. Her strategies & tools have helped organizations to collectively raise more than $200 million from individual donors over the past decade. She has coached and trained thousands across North America to raise more money and powerfully share their stories.
Lori is the founder of the Ignited Online Fundraising Community, the author of Nine Steps to a Successful Fundraising Campaign and the “must-read” fundraising coaching blog: Withism’s From Lori: Boldness, Clarity and Wisdom for Fundraising Professionals.
Learn how to create a strong, appropriate, and memorable voice for your organization. Developing a strong brand voice is an essential first step to developing a social media strategy.
Steven Pinker is a cognitive scientist at Harvard who tweets about how language affects human behavior and reasoning. Through experiments, he found language correlates to human behavior and reasoning. He believes language reflects free will as an innate human attribute, and is a means of retaining and maintaining power by appealing to human senses and emotions.
Haley focuses on being authentic and building relationships through social media. She develops an online persona and engages with her audience by responding to them. However, Haley could improve by creating more organized planning through a content calendar and using tools to schedule posts. She should also focus on creating more visually engaging content like images and videos to make her messages more impactful.
Persuasive Storytelling for Policy-makers - A How to GuideLauren Proctor
In the Spring of 2019 I had the opportunity to guest lecture at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
This is the presentation from that workshop.
The professor ran a module on how policy gets created in countries around the world. I stepped in to offer my ideas on how narratives take hold of people and influence public perception.
Then we acknowledged the power of words and storytelling, taking ethics into account. My favorite part of the day was the following question:
"If you're doing something good, can you take advantage of shady tactics? For example, is it ethical to use fake news networks to spread the word if you are only helping people?"
To end the session, the students broke into groups and created narratives for their own imaginary public health campaigns.
Facebook and Privacy: The Balancing Act of Personality, Gender, and Relations...Daniele Quercia
1. The document discusses balancing privacy and disclosure on Facebook through analyzing what types of personal information (e.g. education, location) 1,323 Facebook users disclose to the Facebook community at large versus just to their social circles of friends.
2. Through applying a statistical model called Item Response Theory, the researchers found that those who share more sensitive information tend to be male, younger, more open to new experiences, and more active on Facebook.
3. Different types of personal information have different levels of sensitivity and social currency regarding what is considered acceptable to disclose publicly versus conceal privately. Understanding these dynamics could help design improved privacy and disclosure models for social media.
Social media is a new form of communication that allows sharing of information freely. It enables group thinking around messages and encourages discussion of brands and ideas. While it has value as a communication tool, there are also risks like inappropriate contact with students that require caution and adherence to proper channels. Overall, social media works best when used authentically to listen to others and have human-to-human conversations rather than one-way broadcasting.
Mande White, founder of FreeSocialMediaHelp.com helps event planners and festival administrators how to "give them something to talk about" and integrate social media marketing into the conversation for their upcoming festivals and events.
Extended Essay Ideas Geography. Online assignment writing service.Heather Brown
The passage discusses the concept of total war as seen in World War I. It notes that both sides saw through the carnage and destruction that the war had taken on a life of its own, and that neither side could truly claim victory as the war had spiraled beyond anyone's control. It suggests World War I marked the emergence of total war as a new form of industrialized warfare where the distinction between combatants and civilians became blurred.
Stories for Change. How Mums used their stories for Change to influence mater...Zoe Lord
This document summarizes a session on using personal stories, or "Stories for Change", to influence others and create positive change. The session objectives were to describe the Stories for Change framework, identify examples where it has been used, and help participants construct their own story. The document outlines the session, which included presentations on the public narrative approach and an example project where mothers used stories to influence maternity services. Participants practiced writing and giving feedback on their own 2-minute stories following a "Self, Us, Now" template. The goal was to motivate others to join in creating change through emotionally connecting stories.
Should Marijuana Be Legal For Medical Purposes EssayAshley Hargrove
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Should Marijuana Be Legal For Medical Purposes Essay.pdfLynn Bennett
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Biotech Communications Workshop for Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Triangle biotech professionals, Day 3
Presented by Jean Goodwin, NC State University
Wednesday, 10/4/2017
Tech Entrepreneurship as an Opportunity Builderfrontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session demystified what tech is and explored the development and expansion of tech entrepreneurship opportunities for men of color.
Expanding Understanding of Masculinity as a Tool to Build Opportunity Structu...frontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session provided insight into how generational shifts might complicate contemporary thinking of masculinity, and offered examples of successful initiatives rooted in an expanded understanding of masculinity.
Bursting the echo chamber: resources to flight polarization and empower criti...credomarketing
ProCon.org CEO Kamy Akhavan shares the rigorous editorial process his organization undertakes to accurately represent multiple facets of complex issues for their 25 million annual users. Attendees will explore ways to best help students engage in meaningful conversations around contentious subjects without leaning on partisan talking points or falling for fake news through Kamy's discussions
Argumentative Essay Sample For College TeleHolly Vega
The document provides instructions for requesting and completing an assignment writing request through the HelpWriting.net platform. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account; 2) Complete a request form with instructions and deadline; 3) Review bids from writers and select one; 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment; 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction. It emphasizes that the site aims to provide original, high-quality content and will offer refunds for plagiarized work.
From Slack to Act! Converting Clicks to Cash in 3 StepsWeDidIt
Ice bucket challenges, hashtag activism, and ribbons for profile pictures are great, but how do you turn all that digital engagement into real world action and donations for your nonprofit?
In this webinar we'll talk about turning "Likes" into "Loot" in 3 steps:
-Moving online supporters to real-world action
-Move those supporters to regular giving
-Find and cultivate major gifts from those regular supporters
3 steps from "slack" to "act!"
Talk on Trust and Trustworthiness in the USAJohn C. Besley
This document discusses trust and trustworthiness in science and scientists in the USA. It presents data showing levels of confidence in various institutions like the military, scientific community, and Supreme Court over time. It differentiates between behavioral trust and trustworthiness beliefs, noting the importance for communication strategy. Building trust requires demonstrating trustworthiness through behaviors, what is said, and how it is communicated. While efforts to communicate trustworthiness are ethical, fostering these beliefs will take time and organizations cannot reach everyone. Scientific groups should work to genuinely be trustworthy and address any weaknesses in how they are perceived.
How to Find & Tell Stories that Cause Donors to Give AgainBloomerang
The most powerful way to connect people to your mission is by telling a story that causes the listener to feel something. Your organization is already filled with these kinds of stories, but when you share them, do your listeners take action? Do they make another gift? Volunteer again? Or bring others into your organization as new guests and donors?
Learn from Master Storyteller, Lori L. Jacobwith, whose stories and coaching has already helped nonprofit organizations raise more than $200 million from individual donors. Lori will share tools and strategies to help you engage your team (yes you have a team!) to identify and share powerful stories so you retain more donors AND raise more money.
Lori L. Jacobwith has a passion for the positive. Her strategies & tools have helped organizations to collectively raise more than $200 million from individual donors over the past decade. She has coached and trained thousands across North America to raise more money and powerfully share their stories.
Lori is the founder of the Ignited Online Fundraising Community, the author of Nine Steps to a Successful Fundraising Campaign and the “must-read” fundraising coaching blog: Withism’s From Lori: Boldness, Clarity and Wisdom for Fundraising Professionals.
Learn how to create a strong, appropriate, and memorable voice for your organization. Developing a strong brand voice is an essential first step to developing a social media strategy.
Steven Pinker is a cognitive scientist at Harvard who tweets about how language affects human behavior and reasoning. Through experiments, he found language correlates to human behavior and reasoning. He believes language reflects free will as an innate human attribute, and is a means of retaining and maintaining power by appealing to human senses and emotions.
Haley focuses on being authentic and building relationships through social media. She develops an online persona and engages with her audience by responding to them. However, Haley could improve by creating more organized planning through a content calendar and using tools to schedule posts. She should also focus on creating more visually engaging content like images and videos to make her messages more impactful.
Persuasive Storytelling for Policy-makers - A How to GuideLauren Proctor
In the Spring of 2019 I had the opportunity to guest lecture at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
This is the presentation from that workshop.
The professor ran a module on how policy gets created in countries around the world. I stepped in to offer my ideas on how narratives take hold of people and influence public perception.
Then we acknowledged the power of words and storytelling, taking ethics into account. My favorite part of the day was the following question:
"If you're doing something good, can you take advantage of shady tactics? For example, is it ethical to use fake news networks to spread the word if you are only helping people?"
To end the session, the students broke into groups and created narratives for their own imaginary public health campaigns.
Facebook and Privacy: The Balancing Act of Personality, Gender, and Relations...Daniele Quercia
1. The document discusses balancing privacy and disclosure on Facebook through analyzing what types of personal information (e.g. education, location) 1,323 Facebook users disclose to the Facebook community at large versus just to their social circles of friends.
2. Through applying a statistical model called Item Response Theory, the researchers found that those who share more sensitive information tend to be male, younger, more open to new experiences, and more active on Facebook.
3. Different types of personal information have different levels of sensitivity and social currency regarding what is considered acceptable to disclose publicly versus conceal privately. Understanding these dynamics could help design improved privacy and disclosure models for social media.
Social media is a new form of communication that allows sharing of information freely. It enables group thinking around messages and encourages discussion of brands and ideas. While it has value as a communication tool, there are also risks like inappropriate contact with students that require caution and adherence to proper channels. Overall, social media works best when used authentically to listen to others and have human-to-human conversations rather than one-way broadcasting.
Mande White, founder of FreeSocialMediaHelp.com helps event planners and festival administrators how to "give them something to talk about" and integrate social media marketing into the conversation for their upcoming festivals and events.
Extended Essay Ideas Geography. Online assignment writing service.Heather Brown
The passage discusses the concept of total war as seen in World War I. It notes that both sides saw through the carnage and destruction that the war had taken on a life of its own, and that neither side could truly claim victory as the war had spiraled beyond anyone's control. It suggests World War I marked the emergence of total war as a new form of industrialized warfare where the distinction between combatants and civilians became blurred.
Stories for Change. How Mums used their stories for Change to influence mater...Zoe Lord
This document summarizes a session on using personal stories, or "Stories for Change", to influence others and create positive change. The session objectives were to describe the Stories for Change framework, identify examples where it has been used, and help participants construct their own story. The document outlines the session, which included presentations on the public narrative approach and an example project where mothers used stories to influence maternity services. Participants practiced writing and giving feedback on their own 2-minute stories following a "Self, Us, Now" template. The goal was to motivate others to join in creating change through emotionally connecting stories.
Should Marijuana Be Legal For Medical Purposes EssayAshley Hargrove
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Should Marijuana Be Legal For Medical Purposes Essay.pdfLynn Bennett
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Biotech Communications Workshop for Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Triangle biotech professionals, Day 3
Presented by Jean Goodwin, NC State University
Wednesday, 10/4/2017
Tech Entrepreneurship as an Opportunity Builderfrontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session demystified what tech is and explored the development and expansion of tech entrepreneurship opportunities for men of color.
Expanding Understanding of Masculinity as a Tool to Build Opportunity Structu...frontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session provided insight into how generational shifts might complicate contemporary thinking of masculinity, and offered examples of successful initiatives rooted in an expanded understanding of masculinity.
Building movement challenging the criminalization of youth of colorfrontlinesol
This document outlines a discussion on building movements to challenge the criminalization of youth of color. It introduces Quabeeny Daniels of Voices of Youth in Chicago Education, Alexa Bailon Armendariz of Padres Y Jovenes Unidos, and Reynado Martines Villalobos of the Immigrant Youth Coalition. It provides brief summaries of each organization's work, including leading policy changes to address racial disparities in school discipline, advocating for immigrant rights and education reform, and campaigns against unjust criminalization and deportation of students. Contact information is provided for each speaker.
Building Movement: Challenging the Criminalization of Youth of Colorfrontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session employed a youth perspective, focusing on the intersecting impact of policies that result in the criminalization of young people of color and the responses that directly confront these negative policies.
The Role of Technology in Improving Outcomes for Young Men of Colorfrontlinesol
This Gathering of Leaders 2014 session featured young men who have experienced successful tech “interventions” and discussed key ways to build opportunities such as investing in new talent pipelines and forging partnerships between industry and CBOs.
Economic Justice and the Innovation Economy Salon Sessionfrontlinesol
A Gathering of Leaders 2014 salon session that featured a diverse cross-section of leaders offering concrete public- and private-sector strategies to improve the economic well-being of our nation’s sons and brothers.
Combined Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) Vessel List.Christina Parmionova
The best available, up-to-date information on all fishing and related vessels that appear on the illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing vessel lists published by Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs) and related organisations. The aim of the site is to improve the effectiveness of the original IUU lists as a tool for a wide variety of stakeholders to better understand and combat illegal fishing and broader fisheries crime.
To date, the following regional organisations maintain or share lists of vessels that have been found to carry out or support IUU fishing within their own or adjacent convention areas and/or species of competence:
Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR)
Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna (CCSBT)
General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM)
Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC)
International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT)
Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC)
Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (NAFO)
North East Atlantic Fisheries Commission (NEAFC)
North Pacific Fisheries Commission (NPFC)
South East Atlantic Fisheries Organisation (SEAFO)
South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO)
Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA)
Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC)
The Combined IUU Fishing Vessel List merges all these sources into one list that provides a single reference point to identify whether a vessel is currently IUU listed. Vessels that have been IUU listed in the past and subsequently delisted (for example because of a change in ownership, or because the vessel is no longer in service) are also retained on the site, so that the site contains a full historic record of IUU listed fishing vessels.
Unlike the IUU lists published on individual RFMO websites, which may update vessel details infrequently or not at all, the Combined IUU Fishing Vessel List is kept up to date with the best available information regarding changes to vessel identity, flag state, ownership, location, and operations.
United Nations World Oceans Day 2024; June 8th " Awaken new dephts".Christina Parmionova
The program will expand our perspectives and appreciation for our blue planet, build new foundations for our relationship to the ocean, and ignite a wave of action toward necessary change.
A Guide to AI for Smarter Nonprofits - Dr. Cori Faklaris, UNC CharlotteCori Faklaris
Working with data is a challenge for many organizations. Nonprofits in particular may need to collect and analyze sensitive, incomplete, and/or biased historical data about people. In this talk, Dr. Cori Faklaris of UNC Charlotte provides an overview of current AI capabilities and weaknesses to consider when integrating current AI technologies into the data workflow. The talk is organized around three takeaways: (1) For better or sometimes worse, AI provides you with “infinite interns.” (2) Give people permission & guardrails to learn what works with these “interns” and what doesn’t. (3) Create a roadmap for adding in more AI to assist nonprofit work, along with strategies for bias mitigation.
Monitoring Health for the SDGs - Global Health Statistics 2024 - WHOChristina Parmionova
The 2024 World Health Statistics edition reviews more than 50 health-related indicators from the Sustainable Development Goals and WHO’s Thirteenth General Programme of Work. It also highlights the findings from the Global health estimates 2021, notably the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on life expectancy and healthy life expectancy.
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Talking the Talk: Messaging that Moves
1. Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for Good
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon Strategic
Research
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for Human
Rights
2. Section Header
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Agenda
Goals & Audiences
The Messaging Landscape
What the Research Teaches Us
Strategic Messaging Case Studies
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Discussion and Questions
3. Messaging that Moves
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
5. Goals
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
6. Audiences
Need to know the starting place of
our audiences so we know how to
reach them.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
7. Audiences
Lived experiences
impact opinions.
Racial bias and
internalized
oppression
impact people’s
mindsets.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
9. The Messaging Landscape Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
PUBLIC
ADVOCATES
10. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
11. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
12. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Upstairs Brain
Responsible for decision
making and planning, control
over emotions and body,
self-understanding, empathy
and morality.
Allows for empathy which is
a precursor to altruistic
behavior.
Downstairs Brain
The primitive brain responsible
for basic functions, innate
reactions and impulses, and
strong emotions.
Shuts down upstairs brain to
respond to fear and focus on
survival.
Your Brain
on
Messaging
13. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Your Brain
on
Messaging
How do you calm the downstairs brain (the
amygdala)?
Familiarity calms the
amygdala.
–Neuroscientist Gregory Berns
14. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Neural Coupling & Mirroring
We translate ideas and
experiences from stories into
our own ideas and
experiences. We feel the
same emotions as the
protagonist.
Dopamine
When something emotionally
charged happens in a story,
your brain releases dopamine –
making it easier to remember
story details and with greater
accuracy.
Your Brain
on Stories
15. The Messaging Landscape
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
“When we read
nonfiction, we read with
our shields up. We are
critical and skeptical. But
when we are absorbed in
a story, we drop our
intellectual guard. We are
moved emotionally, and
this seems to leave us
defenseless.”
-Jonathan Gottschall, The Storytelling
Animal
16. The Messaging Landscape
● Because we disagree
with a belief that our
audiences holds, doesn’t
mean its not true for
them.
● To effectively engage
with them, we have to
acknowledge their deeply
held beliefs.
● Otherwise these beliefs
become roadblocks.
● Understanding where
people are coming from
does not mean you agree
with it.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
17. The Messaging Landscape:
Where do our values overlap?
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Advocates
Civically
Engaged
Americans
Policy-
makers
19. Research Methodology
Focus Groups
8 groups hosted in May 2013
Denver, CO:
White men
White women
Latino men
Latina women
Raleigh, NC:
White men
White women
Philadelphia, PA:
African-American men
African-American women
Online Poll
Sample of national adult U.S.
population, February 2014
Total: n 1209
Subgroups by self-report:
White: n 895
African-American: n 145
Hispanic: n121
Asian: n 36
Other races/ethnicities: n 12
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
20. Research Findings
Increasing public
support for
young men of
color programs.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
21. Research Findings:
Show, don’t tell.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
22. Research Findings
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Summary of Agreement/Disagreement With Statement
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. Please use a scale of 0 to 10 where a 0 means you
strongly disagree and a 10 means you strongly agree. You may use any number from 0 to 10.
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57%
43%
47%
28%
37%
35%
34%
37%
32%
0% 20% 40% 60%
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Non-profit programs that are well designed and well run can
make a real difference in the lives of young men of color, and
help to address the particular problems and challenges they
often face.
Young men of color face greater poverty, education, and family
challenges – including the trauma of crime, violence, and abuse
- than most other young people in our nation.
Our schools need to focus on academics and should not be
responsible for teaching social skills or proper behavior, which
should be taught at home.
Let’s face it, if kids do not have family support at home, no
intervention or support program is going to make a real
difference for them.
As a nation, we should be investing tax dollars in programs that
are specifically designed to address the problems and
challenges often facing young men of color.
Ranked by Final Strongly Agree (8-10)
+7
pts
+4
pts
+9
pts
-5
pts
23. Research Findings
Survey shows encouraging results
among most subgroups
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Democrats/
Liberals
Black
Men and
Women
Latino
Women
and Men
Conservative
Men Independent
Women
Republican
Women
24. Research Findings
Some recognize that young men of
color face especially difficult
challenges…
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
Young men of color often
have a different set of
circumstances that are an
obstacle in reaching their
potential. If there are
programs out there to help
them in that path, it could
only benefit us as a nation.
- Latina woman
All children in difficult
environments need help, but
young people of color can often
feel more discrimination just for
their skin color.
- White woman
25. Research Findings
… yet, explicit focus on YMOC can
create pushback.
Many reject the idea of special treatment for
young men of color – why help them and not
me or others?
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
I don't think only young men
with color suffer these
problems.
- Asian woman
I think it should be more focused
on all races not just one.
- Black woman
All kids in a bad situation
should have a chance, not
just young men of color.”
- White man
26. Research Findings: Highlighting
programs that work
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
27. Research Findings: Highlighting
programs that work
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
28. Research Findings: Focus on the
kids
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
These young men are our
country’s future and need
to be invested in to assure
the American way of life.
-White man, Pennsylvania,
age 57
29. Research Findings
Strong support for
counseling and mentoring
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
30. Research Findings
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
31. Research Findings
Use strategic messengers
who share values with your
audience
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
32. Research Findings
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
I think the words that come to my mind are
accountability, right and wrong, consequence,
mentoring. I walk away thinking we used to have
that. We used to have all of those things and
somehow those have fallen by the wayside and I
think that is why you have to have so many
different solutions because we don't do that
anymore. There is no consequence or
accountability. I got in trouble. When I told you I
was the problem kid, I got in trouble. I knew I was
in trouble and I don't know that that happens
now. – Latino man
Accountability and Responsibility are key
33. Research Findings
People believe deeply in the
importance of family.
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
A lot of the problems can be
solved. It starts with the
community and first of all
the family. The parents
need to step in. Don't let
someone else try to parent
your child.
- Black man
It is a truth that the support
of family is necessary and
just creating programs is
not going to help.
- Asian woman
35. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation:
Expanding the Conversation about
Childhood Obesity
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
36. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation:
Expanding the Conversation about
Childhood Obesity
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
37. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation:
Expanding the Conversation about
Childhood Obesity
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
38. Ella Baker Center:
Advocating for Incarcerated Youth
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
39. Ella Baker Center:
Advocating for Incarcerated Youth
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
40. Ella Baker Center:
Advocating for Incarcerated Youth
Talking the Talk:
Messaging that Moves
Meredith Fenton
Fenton Communications
@meredithfenton
Robert Perez
Wonder Strategies for
Good
@rperezzz
Amy Simon
Goodwin Simon
Strategic Research
@amyrsimon
Dwayne Proctor
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
@drdwayneproctor
Zachary Norris
Ella Baker Center for
Human Rights
@ZachWNorris
MEREDITH
Talk about programs run by non-profits, not by government
Sequencing matters:
Start with the story narrative
Demonstrate success with one powerful statistic
End with a powerful moral.
The earlier that the narrative is introduced, the more you are able to disarm skepticism.
MEREDITH
MEREDITH
People want programs to focus on kids
If anyone can be helped, it is the kids, and many think we have to because they are the future.
Many are cynical about being able to get adults to change – they have too many complex issues of generational poverty, welfare dependency, or laziness
But they do think you can reach some of their kids, if you do it early enough and in the right ways.
MEREDITH
Strong support for counseling and mentors
People see the importance and power of counseling to be transformative and important in the lives of young men of color.
Counseling is not viewed as a waste or ineffectual, as long as it is tied to accountability.
Mentoring, too, is viewed as an extremely important positive adult influence, especially mentors who have gotten into trouble are working to better themselves and help others in their communities.