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More in Common USWhat unites and divides Americans today? This newsletter takes a closer look at issues pressing on America’s social and political fabric and provides recommendations for how to strengthen ties to keep us bound together.
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What can social listening tell us about the bridge-building movement?
Summary: More in Common analyzed user data from nearly a million followers of bridge-building organizations on X (formerly Twitter). Here we share how these social media users compare to typical X users. You can read about our research in f...
Stars, Stripes, and Stitches
Summary: Every year, Princeton, NJ, our Executive Director Jay’s hometown, hosts a flag day ceremony. Jay gave the keynote at this year’s ceremony, and we’re publishing an abridged version of those remarks here for the 4th of July.
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 high-quality listening: Deep Listening: Transform Your Relationships with Family, Friends, and F...
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 in Minnesota last weekend, resulting in Melissa Hortman and her husband’s deaths.
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