More in Common

More in Common is a non-profit whose mission is to understand the forces driving us apart, find common ground and bring people together to tackle shared challenges. More in Common was born in the wake of the assassination of the British Member of Parliament Jo Cox in 2016. More in Common conducts large scale opinion research on social fragmentation and polarization, using political science and social psychology to map the identities and values of populations. We use this evidence base to work across sectors and issue areas with more than 200 partners in philanthropy, civil society, politics, the media, unions, faith groups and businesses on initiatives that bridge divides. More in Common’s work has been featured in hundreds of media articles from the front pages of the New York Times to one-hour specials on the BBC and Le Monde, Zeit and Fox News and we frequently brief senior leaders in government, civil society, philanthropy, the media and business. More in Common is a non-profit comprised of a team of 55 people working in national offices in the U.S., U.K., Germany, France, Poland and Spain and Brazil.