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Pew Research CenterApril 19, 2019
A Changing World: Global Views on Diversity, Gender Equality, Family Life and the Importance of Religion

In North America, Europe and Australia, those on ideological right more in favor of increased role for religion in their country than those on the left

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In North America, Europe and Australia, those on ideological right more in favor of increased role for religion in their country than those on the left

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A Changing World: Global Views on Diversity, Gender Equality, Family Life and the Importance of Religion
Prevailing view is that diversity and gender equality have increased, while ties to family and religion have faded
Analyzing reactions to change: Example of increasing/decreasing ethnic, religious and racial diversity
Globally, people strongly favor more gender equality, express less support for increased diversity and do not oppose a more important role for religion
Young, more educated and left-leaning people more in favor of increasing diversity
In many countries, men are more likely than women to say gender equality has increased in their country
Those who say religion is very important are much more likely to say it plays a more important role than it did 20 years ago
In North America, Europe and Australia, those on ideological right more in favor of increased role for religion in their country than those on the left

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