Resource Type: Research & Articles

For Republicans, belief in global warming per se is less of a sticking point (most think it’s happening, including 47% of conservative Republicans), whereas accepting that it’s human caused remains less common (only 30% of conservative Republicans). This report provides an analysis of public opinion data about the views of Democratic, Independent, and Republican voters registered on global warming, climate and energy policies, and personal collective action. Results show that the majority of registered voters believe that global warming is real (75%) and caused by human action (61%).

Communication on a challenge as deeply rooted and complex as racism requires a clear understanding of communication goals and, subsequently, different approaches.
Research focused on identifying effective strategies that promote policies to advance the well-being of Black and Brown people by centering (rather than avoiding) race revealed key insights from communicators.
     

This conversation with author and University of Pennsylvania professor Daniel Q. Gillion examines the history of protests in America and how they’ve inspired actual policy change.

In response to the police killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Beronna Taylor, Tony McDade, and too many others, the Lab’s Executive Director, Sean Kosofsky, wrote to the Lab community to share the Lab team’s commitment to Black & Brown Lives.