About the Institute

The Institute for Civility in Government is a non-profit organization that works to reduce polarization in society. Through educational programs and membership, the Institute aims to build civility in a society that increasingly tilts towards uncivil speech and actions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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If I join the Institute, what do I have to do?

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I think my member of Congress (state representative, mayor, city council person, etc.) is extremely obnoxious/rude/uncivil. What will the Institute do about that?

I think my member of Congress (state representative, mayor, city council person, etc.) is extremely civil, and I want to be sure they are re-elected. Will the Institute help?

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