A community organizer wants to convince state officials to create a universal preschool program so that all families with young children will have access to affordable child care. His goal is primarily about increasing the labor force participation of community adults, but his agenda is popular among less advantaged community members because they want standardized educational opportunities for their children. Furthermore, it is popular with more affluent community members who see this as a way to integrate children from different backgrounds earlier in their development. This set of congruent interests would be an example of what David Snow calls

David Snow focused on this set of conguent interests on social movements issues strategies on his most important scholarly achievement which he called "framing perspective"

Explanation:

Snow's "framing perspective" approach on large, informal groupings of individuals or organizations to negotiate on emergent meanings of social-movement issues, is psychological and centered in agencies services focused on specific action for change.

More than competing perspectives framing perspective is a diagnostic framing to identify the problem to assign of blame; prognostic framing to suggest solutions, strategies, and tactics to a problem and motivational framing to get rationale action to the types of social change, which could be alternative, redemptive, reformative and revolutionary according to David F. Aberle a cultural anthropologist.