By: Christal Satchell

“Civic reflection is the perfect approach to discussing issues

that matter to people engaged in civic activities”

Emotions Love

Courageous

Happiness

Hope

Enthusiasm

Content

Confident

Grateful

Patient

Vulnerable

Optimistic

Caring

Ashamed

Astonished

Eager

Stable

Joyful

Peaceful

Beautiful

Pride

Humorous

Fear Anger Guilt Depression Pride Jealous Self-pity Anxious Resentful Envy Regret Sad Worried Grief Cautious Disappointed Rude Stressed Suspicious Embarrassment Disgusted Confused Indifferent (Don’t care)

What is Civic Reflection?

Civic reflection refers to any activity that engages people in thinking carefully about

their civic choices and commitments.

Questions to ask yourself Why do we serve?

To whom should we give (our services to)?

What is community?

What is good leadership?

What change do we seek?

What do we really expect of those whom we serve?

Take time to think about why you do what you do…hold that thought, we will visit it later.

Civic ReflectionWhat’s the point?

When you look at your life, what do you hold most valuable?

Why use a reading?

Benefits and Outcomes

Readings

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