We're so excited to announce Jason 'Jay' Mangone as our new director! Read more in our latest newsletter moreincommon.substack.com/p/i-cant-think…

🇫🇷Our French colleagues Destin Commun helped inspire new hit political drama La Fievre on CANAL+ (by the makers of Baron Noir). The show depicts the descent into an identitarian civil war. One to watch if you can (and look for us in ep. 6! 😉)
canalplus.com/series/la-fiev…

The work of More in Common exposes Americans tend to have a distorted understanding of people on the other side of the aisle. Find out where you stand (and take steps to #DisagreeBetter now).
perceptiongap.us/the-perception…

✈️ Of all the industries to decarbonise, aviation has to be among the trickiest...

🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇪🇸🇳🇱🇧🇪 We've conducted one of the largest studies of public opinion on flying and climate change across 6 European countries - and, while there are risks, there are also real opportunities

Looking forward to attending the Skoll World Forum this week - for the first time. #SkollWF Skoll Foundation

Incredible chart from John Burn-Murdoch in Financial Times which shows how extraordinary the UK’s climate consensus is. Working in an organisation that looks at polarisation in different countries I get to see how despite our problems, we’re relatively far less polarised. on.ft.com/3Dxxy1F

We can end these silly culture wars about history, trans, speech, race etc. Contrary to popular opinion, most people in the US and UK are reasonable and agree on most of the issues. Me Financial Times, using research from More in Common and others on.ft.com/3xhPqhg

‘These seemingly unending conflicts about a constellation of race, gender and speech issues may turn out to belong to a limited period of specifically American history,' says Simon Kuper on.ft.com/4cFhxar

We can end the culture wars on.ft.com/3TzrNs4 | opinion

We can end the culture wars. Great piece by Simon Kuper in the Financial Times drawing from some of More in Common recent work in the UK and US ft.com/content/4b58cc…

Ahead of the European elections in June, we just published a series of detailed national studies on France, Germany, Poland and Spain, looking at a range of issues including immigration, perceptions of 🇪🇺, climate, Ukraine, enlargement and cost of living.
moreincommon.com/europevotes/

Come join our team in France!

🧵New UCL Policy Lab University of Oxford & More in Common research explores what the public really think about Equality, Diversity & Inclusion. We found Britons are 5x more likely to say EDI is good than bad, but how EDI is framed & it's relevance to people's every day really matters

In our focus groups we increasingly see the growing news aversion Simon Kuper describes so well: 'The mass-media age is ending. We’re returning to a time when most people get almost no news. Growing numbers of citizens are oblivious to current affairs.' on.ft.com/3TweeJL

Yes, there is disinformation and polarisation. But the bigger story is how many people are not getting any news at all anymore - not from TV or newspapers or even news on Facebook or Instagram. The age of mass media is ending. What will that mean? Me Financial Times on.ft.com/3VvkfZQ

The slow and silent death of the European Green Deal is simply not OK. I was happy to join forces with leading European voices to make the case for a revitalized Green Deal in this oped in Le Monde, EL PAÍS and Gazeta Wyborcza.pl

lemonde.fr/idees/article/…

🇧🇷👇🇧🇷🌎O prazo para se inscrever para ser nosso primeiro diretor no Brasil é segunda-feira, 18 de março!

'La regularización no solo recibe el apoyo abrumador de los votantes de izquierda y centroizquierda, sino también de la mayoría de los votantes del PP. Incluso uno de cada cinco simpatizantes de Vox.' New research on Spain quoted in EL PAÍS

elpais.com/planeta-futuro…

We're looking for our founding Director in Brazil. Procuramos nosso diretor fundador do More in Common Brasil. As inscrições são bem-vindas até 18 de março. Obrigado! moreincommon.com/media/lj0ddkll…

The 🇪🇺 parliament elections are 3 months away. Our team in France just published a sweeping look at 🇫🇷public opinion, looking at immigration, climate, Ukraine and perceptions of EU, among others. Report and thread (in French) below. We'll have more analysis from 🇩🇪🇵🇱🇪🇸 soon