Is compromise a dirty word? Are we a nation divided against ourselves? If so, what can we do to heal the widening breaches?
CIVILITY, Reverend Dahnke says, is defined as "claiming and caring for one's own identity, needs, and beliefs without degrading someone else's in the process." Together with Reverend Tomas Spath, Dahnke founded the Institute for Civility in Government. Together, they have long advocated civility as crucial to fostering community.
Dahnke and Spath take participants to Washington DC, where they learn the process of civil discourse and personally see their government in action on social justice issues of their choice.
CIVILITY, Reverend Dahnke says, is defined as "claiming and caring for one's own identity, needs, and beliefs without degrading someone else's in the process." Together with Reverend Tomas Spath, Dahnke founded the Institute for Civility in Government. Together, they have long advocated civility as crucial to fostering community.
Dahnke and Spath take participants to Washington DC, where they learn the process of civil discourse and personally see their government in action on social justice issues of their choice.
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