This article, published on April 12, 2017 by Pacific Standard, gives a good overview of recent research published by New Knowledge Organization on the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI) Project.
Social scientists have identified aspects of communications where seemingly small diferences in emphasis can lead to large diferences in how the communication is understood, interpreted, and acted upon. Solutions are possible actions to take to...
This printable PDF has tips for correctly applying the research-tested Protection value for use in your climate change communications. Protection is a value that has been identified by social science researchers to appeal broadly across...
NNOCCI is one of six projects that form the "Climate Change Education Partnership Alliance (CCEP)." Together, the six projects work on climate change education using a range of strategies for connecting effectively with different types of audiences....
FrameWorks Institute has created these reframe cards, or cheat sheets, to assist you in applying NNOCCI's tested communication tools to your own messages. NNOCCI members refer to these all the time to make sure our messages are as strong as possible!...
Attached is a Frameworks Institute social science research report on using values and causal explanations as communications tools to reframe climate and ocean change. These concepts are part of the foundation for the style of communication used by the...
by Dr. William Spitzer Future Earth: Advancing Civic Understanding of the Anthropocene, Geophysical Monograph 203, American Geophysical Union (June 2014): 89-97.
I put together a cheat sheet/outline of NNOCCI strategic framing ideas/tools to share with my coworkers when I summarize what we discussed in the study circle. Sharing in case anyone else finds it useful.
Join us as our Spring webinar series continues on Monday, April 25th at 3pm EDT (12pm PDT) " Blue Carbon: The Climate Mitigation Opportunity You've Never Heard Of " ...
(Copied from the introduction with edits in brackets) Climate in the Parks shows the ways in which parks are striving to meet this demand [by 67% of National Park and Wildlife Refuge users for more communication about climate change]. By...
Visualize Change And learn ways you and your team can engage audiences with topics of climate and ocean change using narratives with global data visuals using the best practices based on targeted social and cognitive research ...
Produced for the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI), this video explains how rampant carbon dioxide causes climate change
Florida is ground zero for sea level rise. Chapter 2 of “Ahead of the Tide” explains why seas are rising and why Florida is especially at risk. We explore from the geography to the geology why Floridians are already being affected by rising seas and...
Beaches are part of the lifeblood of the state of Florida – and right now they are under threat. This opening chapter of Ahead of the Tide introduces us to the various factors affecting one of the most important aspects of the sunshine state: our...
People make hundreds of decisions every day, weighing risks and benefits and coming to conclusions. In a perfect world, people are objective when they perceive risks and make decisions in climate and other domains. But psychological research...
Journalist covered Cop 21 for Vogue - focusing on the women of Cop 21, answering the 1.5 vs 2 degrees question, etc. Interesting to see these discussions go more mainstream
