Date
13 July 2026
Location
Virtual via Microsoft Teams
Time
13:00 - 14:00
Framing strategies to help housing communicators talk about homes and immigration.
Hear insights and practical recommendations from FrameWorks UK’s latest research, in partnership with JRF, the Nationwide Foundation and Shelter. The research provides insight into how people think about homes and immigration; and also provides recommendations for how to frame your stories and communications.
Join us for a useful session that will:
- Help you to understand and navigate how people think about homes and immigration
- Share how to frame communications in ways that sidestep blame, and tap into more collective and systemic thinking
- Offer practical guidance and examples for how to redirect the conversation..
Your speaker
- Sophie Gordon, principal communications strategist, FrameWorks
Who should attend?
- Board members and chairs
- Chief executives and senior leadership teams
- Governance and compliance professionals
- Anyone responsible for preparing their organisation for regulatory change.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation toolkit: How to talk about homes and immigration
In this resource, you’ll find practical tips and tools for applying framing strategies in a range of contexts, with a specific focus on talking about homes and immigration.
View the toolkit here.
| Package | Member | Non-Member |
|---|---|---|
| A - Standard delegate rate | Free | N/A |
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