Each community has its own story of how their efforts to address potential health risks from consuming contaminated seafood began and how they eventually became active in framing activities.
In a study co-designing diabetes support and information services with teenagers, we found framing activities using popular culture was a useful strategy.
The case studies present a range of possibilities for communities to be involved in framing activities.
As noted previously, efforts in framing activities have been limited (Jardine 2003; Knuth et al. 2003).
Our objective here is to report several community framing activities that have shaped how analytical processes (research) will be carried out to assess the safety of fish consumption.
We begin by presenting a model of the analytic deliberative risk-management framework, with an emphasis on framing activities in this structure, and then present three examples that illustrate community approaches to framing exercises.
The efforts of MRFFG also demonstrate that community groups with limited resources can engage in framing activities that empower them to make more educated decisions about managing environmental health risks.
Weir's cameras are reluctant to enter the battle, viewing fighting as a largely off-frame activity, for context rather than action.
That definition holds that leisure is uncoerced, contextually framed activity engaged in during free time, which people want to do and, using their abilities and resources, actually do in a satisfying or a fulfilling way (or both).
Each row shows video frames, activity area, likelihood ratio values, likelihood ratio values for all pixels.
