The resolution designates November 13 of each year as the Day of Civility in New Jersey, aligning with World Kindness Day. It highlights the growing concern over incivility in American political and social discourse, noting that a significant majority of Americans view incivility as a major problem, with many attributing its rise to politicians. The resolution emphasizes the negative impacts of incivility, including intimidation and violence, while advocating for the benefits of civility in fostering better social relations and governance.

To promote this initiative, the resolution requests that the Governor issue an annual proclamation recognizing the Day of Civility and encourages public officials and citizens to engage in educational programs and activities that promote civility. The aim is to enhance community interactions and reduce divisive rhetoric, ultimately contributing to a more respectful and harmonious society.