36 Questions for Civic Love

Gather together with AF National Members over what you love about your community through a series of fun, thought-provoking questions.

In 1997, psychologist Arthur Aron put forward 36 questions to help strangers develop stronger intimacy. This set the stage for interesting New York Times articles and even a podcast musical (a good one, too!). The National Public Housing Museum in Chicago took this unique concept of connection and created a new set of 36 questions – one based on civic love.

This February, America’s Future invites our National Members to discuss what makes your community great and what is your role in making it better through the 36 Questions for Civic Love.

Participants will receive a gift card to enjoy a sweet treat from their favorite local bakery.

The event is for AF National Members only and requires a code to sign up. Haven’t joined yet? Sign up here! Members, the code is in your inbox, or contact kacey@americasfuture.org with questions.

Learn more about the 36 Questions for Civic Love (but don’t peek at the questions!).