Framing the Issue

G2114
Published 2012

If the goal of a facilitated process is to have a better-informed and supported public action, it is important to spend a great deal of time up front deciding how to frame the issue. The issue-framing process has four components: analyzing the issue; exploring the values that individuals and groups have; creating a vision for the community; and developing a strategy to move forward and get results.

Publication Details

Authors

Trudy Rice

Cheryl A. Burkhart-Kriesel

Karla Trautman

Subject

Communities & Leadership

Publication Date February 27, 2012
Last Revision Date February 27, 2012
Language English
Formats

HTML / PDF

Series NebGuide