Are you tired of seeing the loudest, most extreme voices dominate the conversation? So are we. And we're doing something about it. Majority in the Middle is building a new kind of community — one where real dialogue, practical solutions, and common ground are at the center.

Visible disagreement between members of the same party is actually a GOOD thing. Thanks to the legislators who are showing that multiple perspectives can co-exist within the same party. #mnleg

As I try to process the assassination of former Speaker Hortman, her husband and the assassination attempt on Senator Hoffman and his wife, I think the hardest part of it is that it can’t be “fixed”. As a legislator, we are constantly being asked to “do this”, ”fix that”, ”change

We need new incentives. There is almost no payoff to being the decent person online, especially in politics. How do we do that? We can actively encourage both those police our side, but ALSO encourage those on the other side doing the hard work. (3/4)

Join us tonight at 7 p.m. on Almanac as we honor the legacy of Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman. - U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar and U.S. Congresswoman Rep. Betty McCollum will share their reflections - Mary Lahammer will discuss Speaker Emerita Hortman’s impact with Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan -

In the wake of recent events, many Minnesotans have found themselves wondering if there is any hope of civility returning to politics. Shannon Watson, from Majority in the Middle, shared helpful steps to take in addressing people engaged in heated political rhetoric.

I've been trying to think about what to say after paying my respects to the Hortman's at the capital. The outpouring of love from all corners of Minnesota and the emotions in the room here are something I'll never forget. We've had the political volume at 11 for sometime now

This week marks the launch of What We Can Do Week(s)—a movement to honor those lost and wounded by choosing community over conflict, dialogue over division, and courage over cowardice. We invite you to join us—to listen, to speak, and to show up. #WhatWeCanDoWeeks #mnleg

Want to build trust and reduce division in your community? 🗓️ Sign up for What We Can Do Week(s) partner events starting August 1. RSVP on our website. #WhatWeCanDoWeeks #CivicEngagement #BridgeTheDivide #MNLeg #Minnesota

Majority in the Middle Mary Lahammer Amanda Ripley Jake Spano Learn more and RSVP here: whatwecandoweek.org/calendar

Why is America so divided—and what can we do about it? Join political violence expert Nathan Stock on Aug 4 at 7 PM for Part 1 of his series on polarization and political violence in the U.S. 📅 RSVP: whatwecandoweek.org/event-details-…

Today, civic leaders from across Minnesota gathered to sign our Civic Pledge, standing together for respect, dialogue, and democracy. We stand with each leader who has joined our pledge. And we invite you to join us. Sign the Civic Pledge now at whatwecandoweek.org/pledge.

On Tuesday, August 5, join longtime public servant Jake Spano—former Mayor, city councilor, and staffer at every level of government—for a practical session on how to navigate local government systems and drive change where it matters most. RSVP at whatwecandoweek.org/event-details-…

A recent survey found that "72% of our fellow Americans want to be part of restoring civility and 83% expect their elected officials to get along." What We Can Do Weeks, organized by Shannon Watson of Majority in the Middle, Nathan Stock of Middle East Institute and Libby Steger of

We’re deeply grateful to the organizations who have committed to bridging divides, building trust, and fostering peaceful civic engagement, making this effort real. Join us as a partner today at whatwecandoweek.org/partners.

Meet the many leaders taking the Civic Pledge and another bipartisan duo who share a legislative district and goal to do better together after the violence here. Majority in the Middle Almanac

Ever since the shootings of state lawmakers, we've been highlighting legislators who are working together to do better. Mary Lahammer reports on another bipartisan duo from the same district — Senator Senator Michael Kreun and Representative Matt Norris, Rep. Matt Norris — who recently signed the

Building a #Minnesota where we can disagree without division starts with truly hearing each other. Join us next Wednesday for a conversation with Community Mediation Minnesota co-founders on conflict resolution practices that center empathy, clarity, and connection. RSVP now.

Blois Olson Minnesota State Fair This was an excellent conversation. Thanks for being part of the solution by giving these guys a platform, Blois. Senator Clark and Representative Allen, thanks for being a great example. Keep it up! #RelationshipsRelationships #mnleg audacy.com/podcast/the-su…