strength of our governingdent Forums for high school and college students and educational workshops to civic groups, faith communities, and schools.  This group meets at Webster Presbyterian Church and is open to all.   Several  church memb process. One is the lack of civic participation at every level of government. The other is growing polarization in our society.  It appears that being disengaged from the system is the norm, and that harshly criticizing one another without engaging in civil dialogue is perfectly acceptable.  The Institute for Civility in Government is a catalyst for change, creating the expectation and support for government officials and constituents to model civility in their personal and professional lives.  They provide Congressional Stu

CLPC Local Outreach Outreach: The Institute For civility in government Two problems threaten the ers are involved. CONTACT: Connie Nyquist | Inyquist@sbcglobal.net Cassandra Dahnke | instcig@instcig.org | instcig.org.