Christina Taylor Green And Civility In The United States Of America
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Pattie McNiel presents The ‘Magic’ of Civility based upon the best-selling book Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct by Dr. P.M. Forni, Cofounder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Project Copyright © Pattie McNiel First Impressions Training (FIT) 1
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Why does it take a national tragedy to bring about civility and understanding in our society? The \'Magic\' of Civility workshop for civility in the workplace. According to research incivility in the workplace is costing US corporations approximately $300 per year. We can do something about it. According to Mr. Tom Brokaw in the summer of 2010 speaking about civility in America "it took all of us to get into the mess we are in and it will take all of us working together to get out of it."
Transcript of Christina Taylor Green And Civility In The United States Of America
Pattie McNiel presents
The ‘Magic’ of Civility based upon the best-selling book
Choosing Civility: The Twenty-Five Rules of Considerate Conduct by
Dr. P.M. Forni, Cofounder of the
Johns Hopkins Civility Project
Copyright © Pattie McNiel First Impressions Training (FIT) 1
Why does it always seem to take a national tragedy like this to move us, however briefly, toward civility and
understanding?
President Obama spoke on civility at the funeral of Christina Taylor Green stating, “the loss of these wonderful people should make us strive to be better people. Their deaths should usher in civility and only a more civil, honest public discourse will make
us stronger as a nation.”
Christina Taylor GreenBorn: 9/11/2001 on a day of extreme violence in America.Died: 1/8/2011, 9 years later at the hands of violence from an American that killed 6 and injured 13 in Tucson, AZ.
“A little girl teaches us about the Kingdom of God,” the Rev. Gerald F. Kicanas, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson, said in his homily. “She would say to us today, “Enjoy life, live it to the fullest…Don’t waste your life gathering and accumulating, wanting and owning, buying and competing. Rather, seek ways to help others…seek ways to make others’ lives better.”
Contact Pattie McNiel at First Impressions Training to schedule The 'Magic' of Civility
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