Want help putting values-framing into practice in your communications? Our practical masterclass is designed for you.

In this interactive masterclass we will:

• Cover key framing tips for more effective communications

• Practice reframing communications to engage intrinsic values and be more effective

• Workshop an example of your own work, using the six steps for effective and useful communications.

Places at the Masterclass are capped at 15 people to maximise time for reviewing and workshopping everyone’s work. 

Who should attend

This masterclass is a skills builder for those who have already attended an introductory level Common Cause workshop or who are otherwise very familiar with the approach. To check your suitability, please contact the organiser.

Group bookings

We strongly encourage multiple participants per organisation, program or campaign, so that you can start building shared understanding and support each other on the implementation journey. To this end we offer group discounts for 3+ participants from the same organisation.

What people are saying

"The masterclass provided the opportunity to apply the principles of values realignment that was both challenging and very rewarding." Helen Donald, Communications Coordinator, Natural Resources Alinytjara Wilurara (SA Department for Environment and Water)

"The Masterclass gave me a much deeper understanding of how to apply values and frames successfully to our work. We will continue to use this model as the basis of all our work." Siobhán Costigan, Director, People Like Us

"Well designed, very practical and with a good number of participants. Common Cause values and frames gives me a totally new lens in approaching my organisation's comms."  Xavier Mayes, Marketing and Communications Manager, UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures.

Scholarships

If you would like to attend this workshop and cannot afford the full fee, please contact us to apply for a scholarship.

'Pay the rent'

We offer free tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.