Apathy is Boring joins Governor General at Global Youth Assembly!

by Apathy is Boring — July 27, 2009



LISTEN TO THIS! Join the GG and Apathy is Boring at the Global Youth Assembly at the NAIT GYM in Edmonton 6: 00 p.m. on July 31st .


There are no shortages of ways to be an active citizen..because democracy is sexy and apathy really is boring.



We'll be crisscrossing Canada with the leading lady of Canada, Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada for our annual concert series.

On July 31st 2009, we're hitting up Edmonton during the Global Youth Assembly, organized in collaboration with the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights to host a Hip-Hop Youth Dialogue on peace building and solidarity followed by a concert featuring Nomadic Massive, The People's Poets, Mother Peace, Tzadeka and more......

The Ignite Change Now! Global Youth Assembly being held at NAIT in Edmonton from July 30th to August 2nd, 2009. Keynote speakers include Sol Guy and Josh Thome from 4Real, Dev Aujla from Dream Now,  Craig Kielburger, a Shop 4 Change Show...check ou the full schedule here

IT'S DEFINITELY A GIG WORTH CHECKING OUT!

But hey, don't take our word for it, come see for yourself ; )

Details

Dialogue and Concert with the Governor General

Date: July 31st, 2009

Location: NAIT Main Gym in Building E

Time:  6:30pm to 8:30pm - Youth Dialogue w/ Governor General
           8:30pm to 10:30pm - Concert (feat. Nomadic Massive, The People's Poets, Mother Peace, Tzadeka and more......)

Cost: Free for GYA delegates and the general public

RSVP: rsvpedmonton@gg.ca

To attend the conference: Save 10% on your GYA Registration!

Use promo code "SPGG" to register and receive 10% off the complete GYA experience. Register today and have access to all events over the four fabulous days of the GYA.

www.youthassembly.ca

A huge thanks to all our major partners, you are amazing!



 















 

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