Rebuild Civic Faith
Reckoning with the moral tensions and reflecting on what we believe in.
Democracy works only when enough of us believe democracy works. It’s up to all of us to reckon with our shared creed — the values and ideals that hold us together — and why this creed is worth believing in.
Those of us who believe in democracy and believe it is still possible, we have the burden of proving it. Hard as it is, though, delivering on this promise is purposeful work. It is the truest definition of the pursuit of happiness.
Why does our faith waiver — and what can we do to rebuild it? Read on below.
How artful Civic Saturdays gatherings lead to more vibrant and connected communities
Civic Ritual
Revive your commitment to living like a citizen by adding purpose to an everyday habit.
The power of invitation
Sindhu Dwarampudi shows what's possible when we weave connections among our neighbors.
Civic Sermon: Impact & Legacy
What if we lived knowing that both our actions and our hope impact the world?
Seasoned Civic Saturday Fellows share their experience on hosting gatherings and how they've tackled common challenges.
At Citizen University, we’re fond of rituals. They strengthen our sense of purpose and invite unique perspectives during gatherings. Since…
An interview with Aria Florant, National Civic Collaboratory member and Co-founder of Liberation Ventures
A healthy democracy can feel just out of reach — but it is possible to imagine it. And necessary to…
