One of the most striking findings in More in Common US pre-election poll: voters perceive Harris as different to Biden on immigration, and the effect is strongest among Republicans. Potentially very significant as immigration is a high priority for many swing voters.

Great to be joining today’s @oecd and UN Development webinar on communicating in a deeply polarised world, sharing some success stories from More in Common’s work across the world.

Thinking of Syrian friends who have lost so much, but have not lost hope. "It is time for Syrians to lead a peaceful Syria. Free and democratic ... Almost every Syrian carries pain and trauma into this new moment. It is a moment that holds such promise." diary.thesyriacampaign.org/syria-is-free-…

Statement from The White Helmets (Syria Civil Defence) to the Syrian People on the Collapse of the Regime Read the statement here: whitehelmets.org/index.php/node… #WhiteHelmets #Syria

Just the most astounding bit of TV journalism imaginable. Clarissa Ward is a titan.

A special More in Common moment after our study of UK public attitudes to smartphones: the teachers’ union and the Conservatives forming a unity ticket. Great examples of an issue where public support transcends political differences.

Fascinating article making use of an unexpected change in editor at Germany’s largest tabloid to test whether a negative shift In how immigrants are portrayed by a newspaper produces a negative soft on readers’ attitudes. Conclusion? It did not.

Major new study of what Gen Z in Britain think about social media. So sad, the regrets about getting it young. Most think it harms them and their generation; say life would be better with an age limit of 16. From More in Common

I don’t think I’ve called anything a ‘must-read’ thread before, but first time for everything. This captures the mood very eloquently. Also worth noting that while the post-election let down is new the underlying sense of disappointment with every institution of society is not.

Despite the polarized politics, what's surprising is how much Europeans and Americans – including Republicans – still share common ground over Ukraine. My article with More in Common co-founder Mathieu Lefèvre: project-syndicate.org/commentary/tru…

Brilliant piece from Luke Tryl and something More in Common is seeing across our countries - something people are talking about with a lot of passion.

Today the Chronicle of Philanthropy launches our new podcast, Nonprofits Now: Leading Today. In our first episode host stacy palmer speaks with Tim Dixon (Tim Dixon), co-founder of More in Common, to hear how his researched-based strategies can help leaders overcome division in

How can leaders bridge divides? Read our latest Substack, covering Tim Dixon's interview in the The Chronicle of Philanthropy, to find out. moreincommon.substack.com/p/how-can-lead…

Lots of positive feedback for the surprising findings in our latest US report, showing that both Republicans and Democrats vastly underestimate the extent of environmental concerns in their own tribe moreincommonus.com/publication/am…

Fantastic to be launching More in Common’s new map of today’s Britain - compared to five years ago in the Brexit era, less frustrated with each other and far more frustrated with our systems:

A big thanks to Mona Charen and the The Bulwark team for our conversation this week on why More in Common began, and what we've been learning on tackling polarisation as we've grown to 7 countries and 70 staff: youtube.com/watch?v=plztX3…

Significant that today's The New York Times poll finds for the first time, Americans' top concern is "our politics" (polarization, violence, threats to democracy) above economic issues. Nate Cohn's breakdown highlights a mood that is bleak but not catastrophic: nytimes.com/2025/09/30/pod…

NEW EPISODE w/ Tim Dixon, who is the co-founder of More in Common, an organization that works to build stronger and more inclusive democratic societies that are resilient to the threats of populism and division. Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…