Bridging Our Differences Workshop
Saturday, November 19, 2022
1- 2:30 p.m. / Free on Zoom.

​Do you wish you could:
Have conversations with people who disagree with you?

Find a way to start a tricky conversation respectfully?

Stay civil without giving up your beliefs or opinions?

Join us Saturday, November 19, 2022, from 1-2:30 p.m.
​for a free workshop on Zoom.

Register below or contact us at civility1st@gmail.com to schedule a workshop for your organization.

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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"