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Civil discourse requires the exercise of patience, integrity, humility and mutual respect in conversation. It’s contingent on our ability to discuss topics where we might disagree, and our ability to listen to each other’s perspectives to gain a better understanding of all sides of any issue. At times these conversations can be uncomfortable, but they’ve […]
Last month, The Policy Circle partnered with our friends at SheFactor to honor 2020 graduates at their SheGrad Launch Your Life Summit . The event was “the ultimate virtual event for young women,” which included inspiring keynotes and music from Bethany Hamilton, Kaitlyn Bristowe, Colbie Caillat, Karen Civil, Ashe and more. Leading up to the evening event, SheFactor organized a series of workshops […]
Time to Pause, Reflect and Start the Conversation The intensity of the first five and half months of this year is at times difficult to comprehend. A podcast host provided historical context that at first seems dramatic, but then gut-wrenchingly accurate: “2020 started off like 1974 (an impeachment crisis), quickly became 1918 (a pandemic), turned into 1929 […]
It’s hard to believe how quickly the coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed our lives and is shaping a “new normal” of public interaction. We continue to be grateful for the first responders across the country who have cared for the sick, the leaders who face unprecedented challenges balancing the health of individuals and the financial well-being […]
Marked annually on May 24, National Scavenger Hunt Day is set aside as a day to enjoy the good ol’ fashioned fun of a scavenger hunt. American gossip columnist, author, songwriter and professional hostess Elsa Maxwell (May 24, 1883 – November 1, 1963) is credited with the introduction of the scavenger hunt for use as a party game in […]
For many Americans, the extent to which government decisions impact our lives has become more and more evident, particularly in the debate over healthcare. Based on a majority of voters ranking health care as the most important issue d uring the 2018 midterm elections, healthcare reform promises to be a top issue going into the 2020 election . Now, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, many are asking: […]