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Join us for an interactive experience where you’ll be paired with a partner and explore 36 guided questions that invite reflection, listening, and connection. 36 Questions for Civic Love is a tool created by the National Public Housing Museum, based on psychologist Arthur Aron and Detroit-based organizer Grace Lee Boggs’ work. According to the NPHM, “Civic Love is one’s love for society, expressed through a commitment to the common good. It is a belief in the idea that we’re all better off, when we are all better off. We manifest Civic Love through all kinds of actions—volunteering, marching, speaking against systemic injustice, making reparations—and always with the love itself is the emotional heart of the work.”  During the event, you'll sit with a partner and explore 36 questions together. Think questions like: What's your favorite kitchen smell? What is the best thing I can eat in your neighborhood? Describe your favorite place you've ever lived. This activity allows participants to explore how Civic Love has appeared in their lives and how we can apply the lens of Civic Love to our communities. Register on Handshake: Due to the nature of the program, please plan to attend the full session. Snacks will be available.