Do Elections Have Consequences? A Bridging Blocks: A WHYY Community Conversation
South Philadelphia Library
Voting is a civil right — and for many, a civic duty. Elections grant citizens the opportunity to cast a ballot to select members of their government and potentially impact policies and actions that follow. In Philadelphia’s primary election this year, only three districts had a voter participation rate of over 25%.
Why is voter apathy so widespread? Should we educate others that choose not to participate? Is there adequate civics education in our schools? Should the government play a role to raise awareness of the impact of voting? Join WHYY News Community & Engagement team for Bridging Blocks, a civic dialogue series in partnership with The Free Library of Philadelphia.
Register by visiting whyy.org/events
This program is presented in partnership with WHYY and The Free Library of Philadelphia and supported by Fred and Barbara Sutherland.
South Philadelphia Library
1700 South Broad Street (Broad & Morris Sts.)
Philadelphia, PA 19145-2392
215-685-1866