A lot of our work begins with framing. Here, we situate frame analysis within the larger struggle to shift worldview by developing and using progressive themes in our communications.
To illustrate the power of framing, we include an essay on reframing reproductive rights issues in terms of reproductive and gender justice.

This paper explores the ways in which working with themes, values and beliefs as part of organizing and leadership development builds critical consciousness in members and leaders. This aspect of using and working with worldview enables groups to develop a core base of politically conscious and active members who see the benefit of collective action and sustained involvement.

The essay puts worldview in the context of the three faces of power and links it to strategies for transformational change.

This paper looks at the connection between the 2nd and 3rd faces of power: worldview is part of the glue that holds infrastructure together while a more coherent infrastructure enables progressives to promote a compelling, alternative worldview.