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The New Civic Path National Book Circle

On March 31, join bestselling author Rich Harwood and civic leaders from across the country for The New Civic Path National Book Circle! 

This event will pair you up with other changemakers from communities nationwide to discuss The New Civic Path: Restoring Our Belief in One Another and Our Nation and its implications for you and the work you do each day to make a difference in your community. 

This isn’t just about reading a book. It’s about activating yourself and others in becoming agents of hope.

This event is for you if you've already hosted a New Civic Path Book Circle locally, want to use this event as a launchpad to host a book circle with friends or colleagues, or just want to discuss this compelling manifesto with your fellow Americans. 

So bring your family, friends, or colleagues, and let’s get this country moving again—together.

If you haven’t read the book yet, you can purchase it here and download the discussion guide.

About The New Civic Path
In this deeply personal manifesto written while crisscrossing the country for his “Enough. Time to Build.” civic campaign, Richard C. Harwood reveals how we can address the fundamental challenges holding us back in America today. We must dedicate ourselves to forging a new civic path that grows our belief that we can move forward amid our real differences. The New Civic Path is a must-read for those who want to spark civic renewal and get our communities and the country moving again.

About Rich Harwood
Rich Harwood, President and Founder of The Harwood Institute, is an innovator, author, and speaker. He has devoted his 35+ year career to revitalizing the nation’s hardest-hit communities, transforming the world’s largest organizations, and reconnecting institutions to society.  He has appeared in numerous national media outlets and has written scores of articles, groundbreaking reports, and nine books, including his 2025 manifesto, The New Civic Path: Restoring Our Belief in One Another and Our Nation

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