Sightline Flashcards are quick reference tools for effective communications strategies. They’re messaging memos distilled from experts and savvy communicators—to help you do your job and save you time.
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Sightline Flashcards are quick reference tools for effective communications strategies. They’re messaging memos distilled from experts and savvy communicators—to help you do your job and save you time. The Flashcards focus on values-based communication: strategies for talking about important policies or issue solutions in terms of shared values. Browse the Flashcards to gain insight into particular sustainability issues or simply to hone your values-based communications strategies.
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Mother-in-Laws do matter! But we’re not talking about our spouses’ moms. (Hi, Linda!) We’re talking about apartments over garages, daylight basement suites, and backyard cottages. This kind of home can be a great living solution for renters and owners alike—with benefits for the whole community too. READ MORE: ADU Parking Quotas Are Climate Killers A key … Read more
Re-legalizing mid-size homes protects middle-class affordability and shared values.
The moral dimensions of public-policy ideas aren’t always obvious. The real-life implications of data often require interpretation—even translation. For every smart solution, policymakers and movers and shakers need the best words and messages and narratives to convey why it matters. That’s what our Flashcards are for! We help you find the words—and stories, images, and … Read more
Will British Columbians blaze a trail by upgrading democracy to proportional representation?
The common sense communication guide to connect Canadians to their common ground on climate issues.
With partisanship becoming more venomous every day and midterm campaigns ramping up, it may be shocking to learn that Americans from across the ideological spectrum are actually coming closer on one issue: climate change. As back-to-back storms ravage the East Coast and dire warnings come once again from scientists with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate … Read more
If you live in Cascadia—Washington State, Oregon, or British Columbia—you might think fracking is not really your problem. You might also be under the impression natural gas isn’t all that bad compared to oil and coal. But think again. “Natural gas” is slick industry branding for methane gas, more and more of which is extracted … Read more
Editor’s Note: We would like to acknowledge that the use of the term “Latinx” is a matter of personal, generational, and cultural preference. Latinx communities make up 17 percent of the population of the US, and Latinx political and cultural power is essential for helping move America toward a clean energy future. Polling conducted by … Read more
Pacific hurricane season is ramping up; It’s never too early to start discussing climate change and severe weather
Talking affordability: Guidelines from Sightline focus groups—part 2.