About us
More in Common was founded in the aftermath of the tragic murder of Jo Cox MP in 2016. More in Common takes its name from Jo’s maiden speech in Parliament where she said:
Our hope is that through our work, we honour Jo’s memory and legacy.
More in Common’s work in the UK is focused on our organisation being: a thought leader, a strategy and communications consultancy and an incubator.
We carry out regular and robust public opinion research through the lens of the British Seven segments, we publish regular research reports on a range of challenges facing the UK today and take part in the live political and media debate on these issues. We focus on ensuring politicians, policymakers and the media have opportunities to see how communities across the country (and outside of the Westminster bubble) think about the big issues facing the country.
We regularly turn our insights into strategic advice and recommendations for partners and clients across the UK. We specialise in how to reach people outside of London and the South East, and particularly those in left-behind communities. In doing so, we help organisations to craft communications, campaigns and interventions, that reach and engage a much wider proportion of the British public.
We develop and test on-the-ground initiatives, campaigns and sometimes organisations to tackle specific challenges that advance our broader mission from climate initiatives to migration and refugee initiatives.
More in Common has offices in seven major democracies, and our country teams bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the understanding of specific national contexts. However, More in Common is also global in nature. We carry out research across countries and share insights and best practice on countering division. We know that some of the biggest challenges we face need to be addressed at local, national, and global level.
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