Resources

FRAME, VOICE, REPORT! partrners have produced this inspirational catalog on How to Engage Citizens with the Sustainable Development Goals

The catalog presents methoeds and cases all aiming to raise awareness and engage citizens to act for Sustainable Development Goals

• A Vade Mecum with ethical principles for how to communicate about international development. Developed by Development Reporter Network.

• Or watch the video summing up the same principles (the video is in Catalan but you can choose to watch it with English subtitles) 

• • Reorienting narratives to support global transition: How to identify, challenge and shift popular frames. 
    Presentation on framing in 5 parts by Martin Kirk for the FRAME, VOICE, REPORT! second Launch Seminar

    • Handout to use during the presentation - "The Iceberg Excercise"
    • Martin Kirk, Part 1 (8:35)
    • Martin Kirk, Part 2 (16:40)
    • Martin Kirk, Part 3 (The Troy Library video) (2:52)
    • Martin Kirk, Part 4 (6:45)
    • Martin Kirk, Part 5 (14:50)

   

  • "Finding Frames - New ways to engage the UK public in global poverty". Ground breaking report from BOND authored by Martin Kirk and Andrew Danton on framing in development communication
    
    
  • A "toolkit for charities and fundraisers" developed by Common Cause
    Practical and accessible, this introduction to the importance of values and frames highlights, by way of real examples, ways in which charity communications and campaigns can engage and strengthen some values rather than others.
    
    
  • An online communication tool kit about framing developed by Wilde Ganzen addressing how to approach communication about development  in the best possible way, which choices do you make and which effect does that have on your audience? The toolkit gives you practical communication and fundraising tips & tricks and is meant for supporters of small-size development initiatives
    
    
  • A pdf communication tool kit about frames and values developed by CISU. 
    The tool kit introduces the theories on frames and Values as well as serve as a practical guide to communication work including constructive communication and other approaches. 

   

• „Game On! A Practical Guide to Campaigning" is a handbook developed for the "Make Fruit Fair!"-Campaign. It is a toolbox  full of practical instructions that will help you to develop and implement your own campaign. It provides basic know-how on campaign strategies and introduces creative ideas and tools for your campaign activities

As part of the Frame, Voice, Report! CISU has created this guide called "Global Citizenship Education - how to measure and improve the impact"

The guide presents four tools that can help organisations set up an easy-to-use monitoring system for learning about the effects of global citizenship education projects. The methods can be used for planning as well as monitoring and evaluating the changes a project has contributed to. At best the methods can keep on strengthening the project in the implementation phase thereby contributing to greater change