2025 Federal Election
Run your own
Street Teams
Street Teams
Street Teams are an extension of Apathy is Boring’s VOTE Program. They're often in-person campaigns involving a team of volunteers (you!).
Events like these aim to encourage less engaged youth to vote in municipal, provincial, territorial and federal elections.
In time for the upcoming Federal Election, we want you to run your very own Street Teams. That means we'll provide you with the training and resources you need to plan an event in your community to encourage other young folks to get out there and vote!
Attend a Street Teams training
Join us to learn more about running your own Street Teams ahead of the next Federal Election: what they could look like, how to plan one, and how to get prepped for the next election!
We'll have 3 training days in March and April, so be sure to sign up for 1 of them below:
SESSION 1: MARCH 31ST SESSION 2: APRIL 2ND SESSION 3: APRIL 8TH
Host your own
Table Topics
Table Topics are all about bringing young people together and helping them feel comfortable sharing their views, listening to others, and engaging in respectful dialogue.
That's why we want to get you excited about having these much-needed discussions, especially with so much happening in Canadian democracy this year.
We want you to have the important conversations you need ahead of the next Federal Election, and we're here to help make that happen!
Attend a Table Topics training
Join us to learn more about hosting your own Table Topics, where you'll share a meal with community and have important convos about the election. You'll learn about what they could look like, how to plan one, and how to get prepped for the next election!
We'll have 3 training days in April - RSVP to 1 of them below:
SESSION 1: APRIL 1ST SESSION 2: APRIL 7TH SESSION 3: APRIL 9TH
Join IDEATHON 2025:Tackling Mis/Disinformation
Mis/disinformation is spreading fast, and it’s getting harder to know what’s true. Join us on March 25th, 2025, at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT for a 2-hour virtual brainstorm where youth aged 16-34 will explore how to fight misinformation and make credible resources more accessible. where you'll share a meal with community and have important convos about the election. All you need is Zoom, Miro, and your ideas — come solo or bring friends!
