First Mondays Webinars
Continuing in the tradition of bringing new insights and new voices to important topics, Gardner runs a First Mondays Webinar series. These are designed to bring an array of new voices to the conversation about the critical issues we face today as a democracy.
2026 Webinar Series: A New Look at the American Voter
The 2026 PSG Consulting First Mondays Webinar Series returns with a timely and essential theme: A New Look at the American Voter. Building on the success and momentum established through our 2025 Narrative Series, this year’s series brings together a diverse group of leading practitioners, researchers, and strategists to examine the evolving dynamics shaping public opinion and political engagement. Register to join us live or subscribe below for full series access to recordings and panelist resources.
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Since its inception in 2022, PSG First Mondays Webinars have curated topics and speakers that have attracted a wide audience of campaign professionals, organizational leaders, elected officials, donors and activists across the country.
First Mondays can only continue with the audience support. We are asking you to help our efforts by subscribing to support these webinars. Your subscription will include:
Access to the entire webinar, where you can hear speaker presentations, participate in live Q&A
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For certain webinars, you’ll be invited to a post-show extended discussion
We hear all the time that America is deeply divided. But on many of the issues that affect people’s everyday lives, most Americans actually agree.
As screenwriter and political strategist Billy Ray points out, there’s broad support for core Democratic ideals, like raising the minimum wage, taking on climate change, investing in infrastructure and standing up to Big Pharma.
We hear all the time that America is deeply divided. But on many of the issues that affect people’s everyday lives, most Americans actually agree.
As screenwriter and political strategist Billy Ray points out, there’s broad support for core Democratic ideals, like raising the minimum wage, taking on climate change, investing in infrastructure and standing up to Big Pharma.
The problem isn’t the issues. It’s that Democrats have a branding problem. Despite spending billions in the 2024 election cycle, many Americans are still unclear what Democrats stand for. More than our opposition to Donald Trump, future communications must contribute to a larger narrative focused on our shared values.
This conversation is part of PSG Consulting’s ongoing work to convene thoughtful voices to discuss effective narratives for the road ahead. Rewatch the 2025 Narrative Series and learn more here.