More in Common

Building united, resilient societies by addressing polarization and fostering inclusive dialogue across differences

Primary audience
General Public
Work area
Civic Engagement
Topic
Democratic Resilience
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About Organization

More in Common addresses the root causes of social fracturing and polarization through research and engagement initiatives. The organization works to build bridges across ideological divides and strengthen democratic resilience in divided societies.

What They Focus On

Reducing Polarization

Addressing social and political divisions through research-informed interventions that rebuild trust across ideological lines

Cross-Difference Engagement

Creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue between people with different beliefs, backgrounds, and experiences

Democratic Strengthening

Building resilient civic institutions and inclusive societies that can withstand pressures of fragmentation

How They Work

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  • 01

    Research Divisions

    Conduct studies to understand root causes of polarization and fracturing in communities

  • 02

    Design Interventions

    Develop evidence-based strategies to bridge divides and build common ground across differences

  • 03

    Engage Communities

    Facilitate dialogue and connection between people with opposing perspectives and backgrounds

  • 04

    Build Resilience

    Strengthen democratic institutions and foster inclusive societies through sustained engagement efforts

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by More in Common

Polarization Research

Studies underlying drivers of social division and tests interventions to reduce fragmentation across communities

Cross-Difference Dialogue

Facilitates conversations between people with opposing views to build understanding and common ground

Democratic Resilience

Develops strategies to strengthen civic institutions and rebuild trust in democratic processes and norms

Community Building

Creates opportunities for connection across political and cultural divides through shared values and experiences

Team & Leadership

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