Bridging Blocks | Voting: An American Right or Obligation?

Voting is a civil right. For many people, it's a civic duty. Elections give Americans the power to choose who represents them and influence policies that affect their families and communities.

Why is voter apathy so widespread? Should we educate others who choose not to
participate? Is there adequate civics education in our schools? Should the government play a role in raising awareness of the impact of voting?

This is a facilitated community conversation in which attendees will engage directly with one another in a moderated setting. Rather than a lecture or presentation, the program is designed to encourage dialogue, the exchange of perspectives, and shared learning among participants.
 

Join WHYY News Community & Engagement team for Bridging Blocks, a civic dialogue series in partnership with The Free Library of Philadelphia.

Host - Tony Cuffie Senior Manager Community & Engagement, WHYY News

Moderator - Brisa Luzzi Castro Community Convener, WHYY News

 


Bridging Blocks, a partnership between The Free Library of Philadelphia and WHYY, is made possible by a generous grant from Fred and Barbara Sutherland

This event is free to attend, and optional donations help WHYY continue offering meaningful community programs.

DATE & TIME

Wednesday, October 21

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

LOCATION

Upper Dublin Public Library

520 Virginia Dr

Fort Washington, PA 19034

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