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June 2025

The power of deep listening: insights from Emily Kasriel’s new book and our research
Summary: This week, BBC journalist and a long-time More in Common friend, Emily Kasriel, is coming out with a book on her pioneering method for…
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Honoring Jo Cox and Melissa Hortman
Summary: Tim Dixon, co-founder of More in Common, writes about Jo Cox’s murder, whose ninth anniversary occurred this week, and the political violence…
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Americans' Views on the State of Our Democracy
Summary: Our findings explore Americans' attitudes around democracy and its state under the Trump administration.
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What Americans Really Want is an Opportunity to Make a Difference
New report from the Beacon Project explores how Americans think about hard work, opportunity, and the American Dream.
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May 2025

Increasing economic connectedness could be the answer to polarization. Here’s how to do it
Summary: Calista Small, a Research Manager at More in Common and lead author of The Connection Opportunity, provides insight into how to foster more…
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What a furniture haul taught me about social trust
Summary: Kate Carney, Deputy Director of More in Common US, writes about new research on social trust and its implications on our everyday lives.
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Is Gen Z Giving Up on Democracy?
Summary: Is Gen Z really giving up on democracy?
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An unexpected place of consensus
Summary: In light of President Trump’s first hundred days in Office, More in Common asked Americans what they think about his policy initiatives.
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April 2025

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