NTI Partners with World’s Largest Talent Agency on a New Storytelling Guide
NTI joins the Creative Artist Agency's Full Story Initiative, becoming the leading talent agency's go-to resource for nuclear weapons storytelling.
At a time when nuclear threats are on the rise and attention to the issue has dwindled, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) and Ploughshares this week released a practical, research-based guide designed to reverse the dominant narrative that nuclear weapons keep us safe.
Rewriting the Narrative on Nuclear Weapons: A research-based guide to building a safer future provides those seeking to reduce nuclear risks and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons an evidence-based narrative framework to connect with a supermajority of Americans to shift policy, practices, and beliefs by focusing on shared values.
“This new narrative—and its implementation—is designed to move advocates of nuclear risk reduction and disarmament out of a defensive stance and communicate in a way that taps values shared by a supermajority of Americans,” Ploughshares President Emma Belcher and NTI President and Chief Operating Officer Joan Rohlfing write at the start of the guide. “Working together, we can persuade people that nuclear weapons put us all at great risk, that the solutions we seek will make us safer, and that everyone can play a role in building a safer world.”
The guide was developed with the social-change agency Metropolitan Group using existing research; new research, including focus groups and a news audit by ReThink Media; and input from the nuclear risk-reduction and disarmament field.
The full narrative framework in the guide includes:
Download the full narrative guide here.
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