Changing the Rules of Engagement: Evidence-based strategies for depolarization and civil discourse
American Alliance of Museums
Correcting the Perception Gap Research by More in Common finds that Americans often have exaggerated,…
12 July 2024
Above the Noise begins in Garfield County
KDNK Public Access Radio
One of the things that they mentioned is the Hidden Tribes report…It’s a really interesting…
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29 June 2024
‘We Are Confusing Conservatism With Anger and Hate’
Politico
But I do have to say, I think we need an optimistic vision of the…
25 June 2024
Three Ways for Campuses to Prepare for the 2024 Election
Greater Good Magazine
Policy enforcement during an active crisis can be perceived as an abrupt escalation. This perception…
25 June 2024
How Positive Engagement Can Bring the Exhausted Majority Back Into Politics
Newsweek
In 2018, a group of researchers at an organization called More in Common launched a…
13 June 2024
Many people say they avoid the news. The news doesn’t avoid them.
Columbia Journalism Review
According to a public interest group called More in Common, there is an “exhausted majority”…
10 June 2024
The Least Important Election of a Lifetime
Columbia Journalism Review
“The Hidden Tribes of America,” a yearlong study by More in Common, a public interest…
07 June 2024
Louisiana becomes seventh state to add PragerU to social studies resources
The Washington Times
According to the nonprofit civic research center More in Common, which favors a middle ground…
31 May 2024
Cultivating Moderation in an Age of Extremism
Discourse Magazine
He’s the author and editor of dozens of books, including “Why Not Moderation? Letters to…