Apathy Is Boring
Canada
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On January 4th 2004 - when a public affairs minded dance choreographer from the Yukon, a filmmaker from Montreal, and a photographer / graphic designer from Vancouver island met at a party, the idea of Apathy is Boring was born. Apathy is Boring continues to be an important voice on youth issues including testifying in front of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Procedures and House Affairs in fall 2007 about changes to the Elections Act. Apathy is Boring has grown to have a full time staff, several interns each year, an active board of directors, tens of thousands of youth who visit the website, and subscribers to the list serve, and many active volunteers. They have also developed an online presence on external networking sites that attract hundreds of visitors every month.
