NEW STUDY: More in Common surveyed 14k people in the US, UK, FR, DE, NL, PL, IT to understand #COVID19's impact on trust, social cohesion and our democratic life. How can we use this moment to shape the #newnormal?
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Strengthening democratic societies by countering division and polarization. Also @moreincommon_us @MoreinCommon_DE @Destin_Commun and @moreincommon_pl
- 🙌🏽 Out today - Britain's Choice: More in Common UK's deep dive into the political psyche of 🇬🇧. We find rich insights where Britain really stands in light of Covid-19, community, culture wars, Brexit and politics. Bottom line: we are not as divided as we think we are. Thread⬇️
- What makes for a compelling vision of the future? More in Common’s Endless Sea project looks at what we can learn from pop culture to politics and from citizen movements to amusement parks to imagine a new story of tomorrow. Key take-aways in this #thread (1/9)
- Bonjour! #France: endless pension strikes, gilets jaunes...Who can make sense of it all? Our colleagues @destin_commun have a new report out today looking at French society through the lens of core values. There are real divisions but signs of hope too #thread 1/14
- Three years. That's how long it had been since the team at More in Common hadn't gathered in one place. Zoom is fine for some things but nothing beats being together! @moreincommon_de @Destin_commun @HiddenTribesUS
- #NewRelease For the last 18 months, we've been asking people all over #GreatBritain about their values and core beliefs, hopes and fears for the future. We'll publish our findings early next week. Sign up for our newsletter on moreincommon.com or follow us for updates
- 🇺🇸 A majority of Americans support re-building America’s refugee program, including 1 in 5 Trump voters. The 10-point margin of support (49-39%) doubles to 22 (55-33%) with the plan to give Americans a direct role in sponsoring refugees. Read bit.ly/3b6MQM4 Thread here⬇️
- 'Britons and Gender Identity: Navigating Common Ground and Division". New report out today - as part of our work to help societies better navigate cultural change. Key insights from our fantastic UK Director @LukeTryl below. Read report here: moreincommon.org.uk/our-work/resea…Today @Moreincommon_ we have published Britons and Gender Identity. Based on polling of over 5,000 people and focus groups across the country. We found the current divisive online debates simply don't reflect the way the public think about trans and gender identity. (1/n)
- 🇬🇧Can we take the heat out of the culture wars? Today More in Common UK launches a new report – Dousing the Flames: How leaders can better navigate cultural change in 2020s Britain. 🧵moreincommon.com/dousing-the-fl…
- "We can have fierce disagreements and yet recognize each other’s common humanity... as Americans we have more in common than what separates us." This is such a powerful statement and one that is at the heart of everything we're working hard to achieve here at More in Common.Three presidents of the United States of America: one message of unity. #Inauguration2021
00:00 - Replying to @Moreincommon_🗣 ‘Culture wars’ are fought by tiny minority, with just 13% of the population making up 50% of social media users. Check out @michaelsavage piece for more on that:
- Replying to @Moreincommon_📝The report ‘Britain’s Choice’ polled 10,000 people, and drew on the findings of focus groups all over the UK and individual interviews with @YouGov. Go to: britainschoice.uk with a big shout out to the authors @dixontim @miriamjtg @ArisaKimaram #moreincommon
