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Join us to learn about, and practice, the skills that allow us to work together. Kate Arnold Ullman, founder of the Wisconsin Civic Learning Coalition and Legislative Semester, will share tools to help us solve problems, keep talking and listening, and how to work together even when we disagree. Civility is an attitude that you adopt and skill that takes practice. Kate Ullman, founder of the Wisconsin Civic Learning Coalition, will join us to practice and understand how to have civil discourse.  

Kate Ullman is the founder of the Wisconsin Civic Learning Coalition, an organization aimed at strengthening nonpartisan K12 civics education in Wisconsin schools. She is also the founder and executive director of the Legislative Semester 501(c)3,which trains teachers on the use of parliamentary procedure and civil discourse in the classroom to engage students in discussion of current policy issues.  She also served on the Ashland City Council as the City Council President. Kate holds a BA in International Relations from Stanford University, and a MS in Applied Economics from UW- Madison

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Are you interested in joining us for the rest of our WFU Lunch and Learn series? Learn more and register for the following events. 

• October 9 – Solar Community Benefits
• October 16 – Sharing the Bounty: Building Blocks for Cooperative Endeavors
• October 23 –Parliamentary Procedure
• October 30 – Civility and Civil Discourse