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Listen Now: Steps Leaders Can Take Today to Bridge Divides

Listen Now: Steps Leaders Can Take Today to Bridge Divides

13 June 2025

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Tim Dixon, co-founder of More in Common, joins Chronicle CEO Stacy Palmer to offer research-based strategies leaders can use to bridge divides in the workplace and in their communities. 

 

My Journey Deep in the Heart of Trump Country

My Journey Deep in the Heart of Trump Country

09 June 2025

The New York Times

In a stunning new poll by the nonprofit group More in Common, 93 percent of Democrats and 73 percent of Republicans agree that “the U.S. should be a world leader in developing clean energy.” 

The Renewables Sector defends itself after the power blackout on the Iberian Peninsula

The Renewables Sector defends itself after the power blackout on the Iberian Peninsula

04 June 2025

El Pais

The latest power cuts in Europe, the US and Australia have led to a wave of attacks against solar and wind power. Despite the attacks, renewables seem to continue to have support among the population. A survey carried out by the organization More in Common suggests that 66% of Spaniards believe that more should be invested in solar energy. In the case of nuclear energy, where there is a clear ideological division, with notably higher support on the right, that percentage falls to 35% of respondents.

Stowaways, "farmers from Marszałkowska" and "real" farmers. What do we know about them?

Stowaways, "farmers from Marszałkowska" and "real" farmers. What do we know about them?

02 May 2025

Gazeta.pl

Tired, left to themselves, but proud and independent - this is the image of Polish farmers that emerges from the More in Common Polska report, based on both surveys and in-depth interviews. The report is interesting, if only because it gives an insight into what farmers see and how they reason.

Deport migrants? No, unless they never take up a job

Deport migrants? No, unless they never take up a job

29 April 2025

klubjagiellonski.pl

Gabriel Czyżewski talks to Urszula Karaś from More in Common Poland, co-author of the report "Between anxiety and kindness. Poles and Migrants"