#BeyondMAGA studies 2024 Trump voters and reveals Trump's support is a coalition, not a cult. Meet the 4 types of Trump voters: MAGA Hardliners, Anti-Woke Conservatives, Mainline Republicans, and the ...

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In recent years, there has been growing concern about Gen Z’s relationship with democracy. Headlines warn that “Gen Z is embracing dictatorship,” and similar storylines fuel anxiety that this rising g...

Summary: Is Gen Z really giving up on democracy?

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In the debut episode of Nonprofits Now: Leading Today, More in Common co-founder Tim Dixon joins Chronicle of Philanthropy CEO Stacey Palmer to discuss a challenge many leaders across fields are facin...

People of faith could have a unique role to play in crafting diversity initiatives that are more effective in bringing people together and deepening understanding.

Summary: Senior Advisor and Beacon Project Director Daniel Yudkin reflects on the duties of citizenship.

Summary: MIC’s latest poll shows Americans are worried about the economy: cost of living remains the top concern for voters across party lines.

Americans are exhausted—by our divisions, our politics, and a media landscape that thrives on tearing us apart. When asked to envision our ideal future, Americans say they want to connect and be unite...

Europe now faces a stark choice: abject dependence or radical self-invention.

Summary: This is part of our explainer series, where we cover key More in Common concepts.

Why organizations that set the strongest boundaries on community behavior are also the best at bridging

Summary: Jay’s Notes is a weekly (ish) space where our Executive Director, Jason Mangone, can sling his takes.

What a French aristocrat from the 19th century can tell us about today’s nonprofit sector

Summary: Jay’s Notes is a weekly (ish) space where our Executive Director, Jason Mangone, can sling his takes.

Exclusive: Lack of understanding by ‘progressive activists’ of other voting blocs has led to rise of far right, authors argue

Trump and his influencers admire Hungary. Do they see its economic downturn, brain drain, corruption, and utterly broken civic life?

Trumpism is not a working-class revolt against the elites. All I see is one section of the educated elite going after another section of the educated elite.

Summary: Research Manager Paul Oshinski writes about Perception Gaps — defined as the misconceptions we hold about each other’s beliefs.