Rich Harwood argues we now face an urgent choice—as individuals, as communities, and as a country. Amid our differences and uncertainties, we can hunker down and bury our heads in the sand. We can wallow in despair. We can resist what is happening around us as if that alone is enough.

Or we can choose another path.

Rich Harwood argues that it’s time to rethink the notion that Americans are too polarized to work together and get things done and that it’s time to get clear-eyed about what’s really holding us back and what it will take to help us move forward together.

In a Chronicle interview, the Judy Woodruff talks about her two years exploring what is tearing Americans apart — and the nonprofits working to bring people together.

Rich Harwood discusses the crisis of belief in America following the election. He thinks about various communities, specifically Reading, PA.

The Avalon’s Theatre is launching a community book club intended to create a culture of civic change. Rich Harwood’s “Unleashed” is the first book in their series.

Rich Harwood guest stars on Michael Ashford’s Rethinking Communications podcast to share how we can communicate amidst toxicity.

Rich Harwood discusses his “Time to Build” campaign and his interaction with a Kentucky native.

United Way and the Harwood Institute help to bring Shasta County together.

October 9, 2024, Rich Harwood appears on the Kentucky Edition.

The Greater Clark Foundation seeks input and further engagement with a goal of further improving their community. They’re collaborating with local organizations and businesses and working with shared resources.

In 1965, Selma led us across the Edmund Pettus Bridge and showed us a better future. In this column, Rich Harwood explores how nearly 60 years later, Selma can show us the way forward again.

Rich's appearance on the Derate the Hate podcast.

The Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer's coverage of the "Building a Better Owensboro" initiative.

Rich Harwood’s latest for the Christian Citizen explores our need for communal redemption.

Rich's op-ed in the Deseret News outlining why we need a civic path - not politics - to solve what ails much of our society today.

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 interview with Ken Futernick for the Courageous Conversations About Our Schools podcast.

Rich Harwood explores Owensboro, KY as an example of how we might rethink how we create change for the Fulcrum.

Rich Harwood meditates on maintaining hope and staying grounded during troubled times in our country.