After participating in an international workshop with scholars and activists hosted at the Columbia Global Center in Amman, the media fellows traveled to the Middle East to research stories that could reframe understandings of the relationship between gender violence and religion.
Climate policy work has the potential to reframe understandings of rights, justice, and sovereignty.
The exhibition will feature artifacts and specimens from the Yale Babylonian Collection, the Beinecke Library, and the Peabody Museum, and is intended to reframe visitors' understanding of historic events by demonstrating the close connection between climate change and human history and, more specifically, humankind's connection to a dynamic Earth.
You're currently working to reframe the idea of "voting rights" by bringing in notions of "targeted universalism" and "positive obligations". What would a reframed understanding look like?
Findings from the science of aging, Dr. Fried said, should "reframe our understanding of the benefits and costs of aging".
To do so, the machine needs to stimulate people's ability to create new insights, challenge their own thinking, and continuously reframe their understanding.
Prince's death should give us the opportunity to reframe our understanding of the "opioid epidemic" in ways that help those with addiction, not continue to jeopardize people's treatment and their lives.
But your ability to help your employee learn to make sense of your organization in new ways or to reframe her understanding of his situation in the company so that he sees new alternatives and strategies that is invaluable.
If we are willing to reframe our understanding of how learning takes place, then we must be prepared to relook at our existing assessment practices.
Rather than viewing this problem as another set of expensive benefits, however, employers should reframe their understanding of this as a talent management issue: higher-titled, more responsible employees are the most likely to be affected.
The Kingdom of Sicily Image Database uses new media technologies to reframe our understanding of medieval Europe by focusing on the role of the built environment for the formation of state identity in the medieval Kingdom of Sicily ruled by Norman, Swabian, Angevin and Aragonese dynasties (950-1420).
