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People assume that youth don't vote. They use it as a reason to label them as lazy.
This election — the first federal election in the age of social media — Apathy is Boring will prove them wrong. We need your support to make sure that on May 2nd 2011 Canadian youth go to the polls.
“I WILL VOTE” Election Campaign
Less than a week into the 2011 Federal Election, over 38,000 youth have pledged to vote through Apathy is Boring’s I WILL VOTE Campaign. An additional 80,000 youth had been invited to pledge by their friends. And it doesn’t stop there. Apathy is Boring’s young staff and volunteers will provide these youth and many more with the resources they need to cast an informed vote on May 2nd 2011.
Want to know more about what we have planned? Click here for more information about Apathy is Boring’s I WILL VOTE campaign.
Apathy is Boring cannot do this important work alone, we need your support.
Contribute to Apathy is Boring’s non-partisan, youth-led I WILL VOTE campaign by making a donation.
Your donation will mean that more Canadian youth will vote on May 2nd 2011.
Make Apathy Boring. Donate Today.
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Apathy is Boring 3831 St-Denis Montréal, Québec H2W 2M4 |
On behalf of Canadian youth, the staff and volunteers at Apathy is Boring, THANK YOU for your generous support!
About Apathy is Boring
Over the last seven years, Apathy is Boring has successfully used art and technology to educate Canadian youth about democracy and reach over 100,000 youth each year in the process. The “I WILL VOTE” campaign will be our fourth federal election campaign to get youth to the polls, and is already poised to be our most successful ever. We have already been successful in reaching over 100,000 youth in the campaign’s first week.
So far in this campaign Apathy is Boring has been featured by CBC Radio One, CPAC, The Toronto Star, Business News Network, and established partnerships with MuchMusic TV and Dose.ca to spread the word. And we are just getting started.
For more information on our ongoing work see our 2009 Annual Report.
