Civility Leadership Institute
Image: Garfield Center for Public Leadership
Civility Leadership Institute and Hiram College Partnership
The Garfield Center for Public Leadership at Hiram College has partnered with the Civility Leadership Institute, which is part of General Wesley Clarkâs Renew America Together organization (RATO). This is an exciting collaboration with opportunities for self-development, enrichment, and engagement in political discourse. By applying through Hiram College, you will become part of the Hiram cohort of the Civility Leadership Institute.
Application deadline: May 20, 2023
What is the Civility Leadership Institute?
The Civility Leadership Institute (CLI) convenes a diverse group of leaders from around the country for a year of training, learning, and crucial conversations. The Hiram College cohort will include a unique tie back to the college as well as a connection to the broader CLI network. Participants gain deeper understanding from each other while discussing important topics impacting our world today. Classes will meet virtually once a month (schedule below). During each session, participants will work through an exciting curriculum, hear from dynamic nationally recognized speakers, and strengthen their relationships with each other. CLI graduates will receive a professional certification in Crucial Learning⢠Crucial Conversations and TypeCoach Influence Training and be invited to participate in enrichment programing. Upon program completion, members will be welcomed into the CLI Alumni network to continue building relationships with one another, celebrate progress and accomplishments, and host/attend special events.
Who should apply for CLI?
Anyone should apply who feels that this program will help them make an impact in their community. We hope to have a diverse class in order to provide our participants with a unique and impactful experience. Hiram College, along with Renew America Together, knows that it is our differences that make our country stronger, and making sure CLI cohorts reflect America is of the utmost importance. Through the application process we consider: professional fields, gender identity, education, political ideology, ethnicity, geographic location, age, and more. National CLI alumni members include community leaders, law enforcement, mayors, educators, business leaders, grassroots activists, congressional staffers, nonprofit executives, students, etc.
Questions? Contact James Thompson