Sadness and anxiety about the US job market is high.

A majority of Americans also plan to change employers over the next two years, with better compensation and increased flexibility top draws to a new employer.

A lot has changed since this insights series launched in October. While the war in Ukraine is a new fear among Americans, inflation continues to be top of mind. Efforts by both Republicans and Democrats to shape the narrative do not resonate equally among Americans, but Democrats alone inspire hope.

Unsurprisingly, experiences of bias vary between women and men.

There is also a significant difference in womens' own perception of the bias they face in general, compared to the bias they describe facing day-to-day in their lives at home and work.

We’ve heard a collective desire to more deeply understand the atmosphere of fear we are operating in and identify strategies that move people toward actions that could make the world more fair and just.

Our new syndicated insights series, “Fear and Hope in America,” is our response. We’ll be listening to what Americans have to say about what’s on their minds and in their hearts and sharing our most actionable insights with our subscribers.