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When Civility Is A Stretch Workshop
Practicing Respect, Listening and Kindness
in the midst of social tensions, COVID-19 and the 2020 Election Cycle



So much is happening in our world right now that many of us are finding that “being civil” is a stretch.  Join us for a 1- hour workshop on how to maintain our civil connections when the circumstances are challenging.  We will explore how current stresses may be impacting our ability to be civil, and ways that we can continue to connect with others even when tensions are high.
Join us on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PDT, beginning Wednesday, June 17, 2020
Please RSVP below or to civility1st@gmail.com.  
We will send you a handout, as well as other information about the session. 
These workshops are limited to ten participants. 

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​News

• Letter to the Editor: However one voted, we are all Americans, neighbors | South Whidbey Record
• Art Display Fosters ‘Civility First’ on Whidbey Island | King 5
• Group Promotes Civility First | Whidbey News Times
• Civility Should Always Be First | South Whidbey Record
• Civility Expressed in Art (Video) | King 5
• Quakers and Politics (Last Entry) | Friends Journal
• Truth and Reconciliation: The Light | St. Augustine in the Woods monthly newsletter
• Whidbey Island Neighbors Spread Civility | King 5
• Town Signs Civility Pledge | Whidbey News Times

https://video.rmpbs.org/video/divided-we-fall-unity-without-tragedy-8pxtqc/

Molly Hughes, Mayor of the town of Coupeville, presents art awards to two local students in the contest "Capturing a Moment of Civility in your Community 2018"