Beyond great to see this take off. Hoping I can make one of these and would encourage you all to get involved in this important, powerful, and exciting work.

#HearthSummits
wellbeing-project.org/the-wellbeing-…

Discover the power of #storytelling as a tool for #IntergenerationalTrauma healing with Eleanor Burton, en.v Training and Relationships Manager.
Learn more about en.v's inspiring journey here: wellbeing-project.org/strengthening-…

This is a truly important piece of work/thinking and highly recommend it to others.
How recognizing trauma in ourselves, other people, and the systems around us can open up new pathways to solving social problems
buff.ly/49dCNSi Collective Change Lab The Wellbeing Project

'The prevailing narrative...treats traumatized people as psychologically abnormal, rather than as having a normal reaction to abnormal circumstances.'
Great from colleagues Collective Change Lab bringing together thinking on #socialchange #science & #narrative . ssir.org/articles/entry…

A good read is THE WATER OF SYSTEMS CHANGE by 'Attempting to foster systems change without building the capacity to “see” systems leads to a lot of talk and very little results.' Focus on the mental models Nat Kendall-Taylor FrameWorks Institute bit.ly/3UArM9k

“Plasticity=Possibility”

“Social structures and systems can facilitate development…they can also be an impediment to healthy development,” says Adriana Galván. …ouseyouthpolicysummit2024.veslive.com

Adriana Galvan is framing ON!

When young people use their voice, we need to listen.

That’s why today we’re hosting the #WHYouthSummit24 to listen to young people from all over the nation.
Tune in ⬇️
…ouseyouthpolicysummit2024.veslive.com

Together we can build a world where health is not a privilege, but a right.

This is the belief that guides Robert Wood Johnson Foundation as we make changes to our work to center dismantling the root cause of inequity in America: Structural racism. 1/🧵rwjf.ws/3SDF2IO

'This exhibition is timely, because this year the govt are planning to legislate to criminalise people who are homeless.'

Crisis CEO Matt Downie adds that 'instead of punishing people, what we need to see are those causes dealt with'.

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📺 Sky 501

This just released today by the Early Childhood Scientific Council on Equity and the Environment. So much good science in here...and discussion of concrete solutions.
#ClimateAction #earlydevelopment
HarvardCenter
developingchild.harvard.edu/heat-paper/

Just one of the findings from this CSCCE at UC Berkeley report:

Job demands take a toll on early educators’ emotional well-being: two thirds report high levels of stress. In addition, one third experience significant depressive symptoms.

Read the report: cscce.berkeley.edu/publications/r…

Understanding the mindsets that underlie our thinking about partisanship and political division is key to finding ways out of our current state of polarization.
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We can’t forget the needs of developing children when talking about the effects of climate change.

Let’s shift and expand the conversation so that it includes young children.
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WATCH | Aging and Care is a new video series from FrameWorks Institute and JAHF offering evidence-based framing strategies to support your communications about nursing homes, care, #ageism and more.

Watch: bit.ly/3Tclk7E
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The profound impact of climate change on young children cannot be overstated. Recent reports by Capita and the American Psychological Association delve into the critical connection between climate change and early childhood.

Climate IS a kids issue.

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Playworks’ groundbreaking approach reveals the power of sharing and letting go to empower others.

Learn how they're partnering with organizations to expand safe and healthy play for kids everywhere.
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Ever wonder if and how our culture is changing?

For the past almost four years, we’ve been researching how cultural mindsets are changing and what shifts mean for how we communicate about social issues.

Visit our resource hub to learn more: buff.ly/3PZX6JX

When we get frustrated that lack of effort is what people see as the cause of social problems we evoke ‘the system’ and wonder why people can’t see it.

But this isn’t enough. We need to EXPLAIN how systems cause social issues and how systems-level solutions help address them.