FROM THE ARTICLE: “The Sisters City Council has jumped on board with the community civility project "Speak Your Peace" — with one dissenting vote.”

The Nugget—February 17, 2016
Sisters Country Civility Project continues work, quietly
by Sue Stafford

You might start noticing our Sisters Country Civility Project “Tool Cards" circulating around town—maybe being handed around and discussed over a latte at Sisters Coffee Co. or a tasty pint at Hop & Brew...

The Source—February 3, 2016
Speak Your Peace: Event helps open up communication in Sisters
by Corinne Boyer

Citizens4Community invites you to enjoy this short, casual conversation below that highlights ways each of us can make a difference in the big picture of civility.

Maybe it’s beyond our ability—today—to elevate the oft-surly tone trending nationally in politics and media. But in our own communities we can make a difference today—and every day. Anita Stech of the League of Women Voters and Citizens in Action (Duluth, MN) offers advice that evokes a root wisdom of philosophy: know thyself. Think about what motivates you to at times react with frustration instead of courtesy, she says. “You can’t make someone else be civil; but you can change the way you engage.”

Thank you, Sisters Nugget, for your ongoing coverage of Citizens4Community's inaugural project: Speak Your Peace. And thank you, Sisters Country, for your show of support and enthusiasm.

Enjoy these quick reports by Kelly Bleyer of KBND, featuring coverage of C4C's Speak Your Peace forum, held Jan. 14 at the Sisters Fire Hall.

The Nugget—January 6, 2016
Civility project gets underway in Sisters
by Sue Stafford

This article highlights the local meeting that helped inspire the formation of Citizens4Community.

The Nugget—October 13, 2015
Sisters learning to "Speak Your Peace"
by Sue Stafford

The Nugget—December 15, 2015
Sisters gets ready to "Speak Your Peace"

by Sue Stafford