Live in The Big Middle With ‘The New Civic Path’ author Richard C. Harwood

The report includes the main themes that emerged from conversations and interviews; voices of the people from Rockingham County; a snapshot and analysis of the fundamental structures, networks, and norms of Rockingham County through the lens of The Harwood Institute’s Public Capital Framework; and key recommendations for investing in and growing the community’s civic capacities and renewing a sense of possibility and hope.

Of course, politics is important. But a hyper focus on each “next election” can cause us to miss a deeper issue that is at the root of what holds the country back. We suffer from a pervasive and crippling crisis of belief—in our leaders, institutions, systems, even one another.

Rich's appearance on the Derate the Hate podcast.

Rich Harwood's interview with Randy Williams for WHBB Radio's Viewpoint in Selma, AL.

Rich's interview on the podcast, Uncomfy: Sticking with Moments That Challenge Us, reflecting on his experience working with Newtown, CT following the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Rich Harwood’s op-ed with Lindsay Fox, President/CEO of the United Way Fresno and Madera Counties in The Fresno Bee in conjunction with his November 2023 visit to Fresno, CA.

The Owensboro Times’ interview with Rich previewing the initiative with the Greater Owensboro Leadership Institute in Owensboro, Kentucky.

The Messenger-Inquirer’s coverage of Rich’s speech to kick off the initiative with the Greater Owensboro Leadership Institute in Owensboro, Kentucky.

14News coverage of the forum hosted by the Greater Owensboro Leadership Institute and The Harwood Institute in Owensboro, Kentucky.

Chuck Todd and Ben Collins with Rich Harwood on MSNBC’s Meet the Press Daily.

NPR's Michel Martin talks with Rich Harwood about his experiences working to help communities heal from loss and deep divisions — and how it relates to our current moment.

Rich Harwood joins All Things Considered’s Barbershop to discuss what reconciliation might look like for Virginia Gov. Northam.