This research report is a companion to The State of American Culture: 2023–2024, which reviews seven key findings emerging from the FrameWorks Institute’s Culture Change Project. This report includes all the text of that update along with an “evidence” section for each one, for those seeking deeper analysis. This report also includes an overview of our methodology, relevant graphs from our culture tracking survey, and additional evidence from qualitative research.
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