Petition: Take the Civility Pledge

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Jay Newman
Sturgis, MI

Civility Pledge (This is a pledge we provide to all our supporters. It is entirely voluntary. Many have printed out the pledge, signed it, framed it, and placed it in a place of prominence in their offices. If you have questions about any part of the pledge please feel free to ask. The text comes from our book: Bring a Dish to Pass: The Civil Action of Community Improvement. Copies can be acquired from our website--www.civilitycenter.org)

In all of my daily interactions I pledge to do my best to:

*View everyone in positive terms
*Work on building common language
*Build strong relationships of trust
*Remember our shared humanity
*Value both the process and the results
*Look both inside and outside for guidance.

Through this pledge I acknowledge that:“Everyone has the right and the responsibility to improve his or her community, and if we all work together—in a well planned way, addressing the factors that affect all of our lives—we can make a difference for all families. As members of society, we are all resources and agents of change.”
(Bring a Dish to Pass page 7)

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To have your own certificate of this pledge which can be printed, framed, and displayed, please go to: http://www.civilitycenter.org/documents/pledgecert.pdf
In addition, our goal is to have 1 million people download, sign, frame, and display this pledge. Please pass it one to everyone you know who might be of a like mind in this matter. To support our International Campaign for Civility we are asking all who sign to consider making a small donation to the National Civility Center ($1 to $10). This can be done at www.civilitycenter.org or through the National Civility Center on www.change.org.

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Jay

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Civility Pledge (This is a pledge we provide to all our supporters.  It is entirely voluntary. Many have printed out the pledge, signed it, framed it, and placed it in a place of prominence in their offices. If you have questions about any part of the pledge please feel free to ask.  The text comes from our book: Bring a Dish to Pass: The Civil Action of Community Improvement.  Copies can be acquired from our website--www.civilitycenter.org) In all of my daily interactions I pledge to do my best to: *View everyone in positive terms *Work on building common language *Build strong relationships of trust *Remember our shared humanity *Value both the process and the results *Look both inside and outside for guidance. Through this pledge I acknowledge that:“Everyone has the right and the responsibility to improve his or her community, and if we all work together—in a well planned way, addressing the factors that affect all of our lives—we can make a difference for all families.  As members of society, we are all resources and agents of change.” (Bring a Dish to Pass page 7) ___________________________________________ Signature       __________________________________  Date To have your own certificate of this pledge which can be printed, framed, and displayed, please go to: <a href="http://www.civilitycenter.org/documents/pledgecert.pdf">http://www.civilitycenter.org/documents/pledgecert.pdf</a> In addition, our goal is to have 1 million people download, sign, frame, and display this pledge.  Please pass it one to everyone you know who might be of a like mind in this matter.  To support our International Campaign for Civility we are asking all who sign to consider making a small donation to the National Civility Center ($1 to $10).  This can be done at <a href="http://www.civilitycenter.org/">www.civilitycenter.org</a> or through the National Civility Center on <a href="http:///">www.change.org</a>. Thanks Jay

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