Across democracies, the global center-left faces a common challenge: how to rebuild trust with working people. Yesterday in London, the Progressive Policy Institute and Labour Together brought together leaders and strategists including former Rep. Tim Ryan, Baroness Deborah Mattinson, Claire Ainsley, Lord David Evans, and Matthew Upton for a conversation on center-left renewal. The discussion featured new research from Mattinson and Ainsley, analyzing voter attitudes in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Germany. Their findings highlight a clear imperative: to win, center-left parties must show they believe in voters and can deliver for them.
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🇺🇸Washington x Westminster🇬🇧, in our event space. It was a pleasure to host Labour Together and PPI this morning, bringing together policy makers from across the world to discuss why voters lose faith in governments and how to win them back 🌍
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Today, alongside our partners at PPI, we hosted a private lunch for Parliamentarians to discuss the lessons for UK Labour from centre-left parties across the world from research undertaken in the UK, US, Germany and Australia. Expertly led by two Progress magazine authors, former Congressman Tim Ryan and Baroness Deborah Mattinson, attendees heard insights on PPI's new research on how we must evolve and grow as progressive centre-left parties to ensure that we win office and deliver for working people. Thank you to our MPs and AM Damien Egan, Alex Barros-Curtis, Luke Akehurst, Kirsty McNeill MP, Zubir Ahmed, Graeme Downie and Anne Clarke for attending and sharing how this key mission translates across your constituencies and the wider PLP. Another big thank you to our friends at PPI, Lindsay Lewis, Claire Ainsley, David Evans, Jolie LiBert, Ian O’Keefe and Stuart Malec for producing this research and sharing it with us all. It informed some vital discussions this afternoon that will undoubtedly continue as we cooperatively work towards an internationally strong and electable centre-left. Read PPI's latest publication and the topic of our conversation here: https://lnkd.in/gC-AFhVu Thomas Collinge Adam Langleben Roberta Henry Sydney Gregg
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PPI and Institutue For Govenment event in London featuring PPI Director Of Campaign for Working Americans congressman Tim Ryan talking about hope for Democrats and President Trump missteps
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Starting shortly: Former Rep. Tim Ryan will be in conversation with Channel 4’s Anushka Asthana at the Institute for Government, discussing the 2024 U.S. election, the return of Donald Trump, and how Democrats can reconnect with working Americans. Tune in live (virtual attendance available): https://lnkd.in/dciuJSVc
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How can Democrats reconnect with working Americans — and what lessons does the U.S. political landscape hold for center-left parties globally? On July 14, former Rep. Tim Ryan will join Anushka Asthana, Channel 4’s U.S. Editor, at the Institute for Government in London to discuss the 2024 election, the return of Donald Trump, and what it takes to build a durable, pro-worker political agenda. https://lnkd.in/dciuJSVc
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How can Democrats reconnect with working Americans — and what lessons does the U.S. political landscape hold for center-left parties globally? On July 14, former Rep. Tim Ryan will join Anushka Asthana, Channel 4’s U.S. Editor, at the Institute for Government in London to discuss the 2024 election, the return of Donald Trump, and what it takes to build a durable, pro-worker political agenda. https://lnkd.in/dciuJSVc
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Sharing PPI's just-released report: Antitrust’s Death Knell for Amateurism and College Sports: A March Madness Case Study. It is the first analysis to assess the sea-change in college sports around NIL and is based on data from the March Madness men's Division 1 tournament over the last decade. The results are eye-opening and reveal much about what to expect in the wake of the House v. NCAA settlement. We need a federal legislative solution to protect student-athletes and retain a "modern" version of amateurism in intercollegiate athletics! https://lnkd.in/ghBFrup2