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Acting Governor Urges Government and Private Sectors' Participation to Ensure IKD Activation Success in Gorontalo
Acting Governor Urges Government and Private Sectors' Participation to Ensure IKD Activation Success in Gorontalo #IKDActivation #EIDRecording #DigitalTransformation
Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – Acting Governor of Gorontalo, Ismail Pakaya, calls on all leaders of government, private, state-owned, regional-owned enterprises, and the public to activate the Digital Population Identity (IKD). The call was conveyed by Ismail Pakaya through a letter numbered 470/DKPS-PMD/74/1/2024 dated January 16, 2024. The letter refers to the issuance of Presidential Regulation…
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Recording of Electronic IDs (e-ID) DP4 Dapodik in Gorontalo Province Continues
#EIDRecording #ElectronicID Recording of Electronic IDs (e-ID) DP4 Dapodik in Gorontalo Province Continues
Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – The progress of recording Electronic IDs (e-ID) in the List of Potential Voters (DP4) and basic education data (Dapodik) in Gorontalo Province continues to show positive progress. Based on the By Name By Address (BNBA) data released by the Directorate General of Dukcapil Kemendagri, out of a total of 24,432 DP4 Dapodik in Gorontalo Province, 20,235 have already undergone…
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The transformative power 0f reading the daily news: Improved lifestyle and well-being
In an era characterized by the rapid spread of information, daily news reading has become the basis of modern life. News is a window into the world, providing us with an overview of events, world news and the latest happenings in a variety of fields. Although many people consider watching the news just habit, it can have a profound impact on our lives and contribute to a better lifestyle when…
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Empowering the Future: Inspiring Young Voters to Make Their Voices Heard
In a world brimming with challenges and opportunities, the voices and perspectives of young people are vital for shaping our collective future. One of the most powerful ways to make a difference is through the democratic process, and that begins with voting. In this blog post, we explore strategies to engage and empower young voters, igniting a passion for civic participation and encouraging them to exercise their right to vote.
Amplify the Issues That Matter: Young people are passionate about a range of critical issues, from climate change and social justice to student debt and affordable housing. By highlighting the impact of political decisions on these issues, we can inspire young voters to recognize the importance of their participation. Provide clear and accessible information about how voting can influence policies and effect change on the causes they care about most.
Harness the Power of Digital Platforms: Today's youth are digital natives, deeply immersed in online communities. Leverage the power of social media, digital platforms, and engaging content to capture their attention. Create informative and visually appealing content that breaks down complex political issues into digestible formats. Encourage sharing, discussions, and virtual activism to foster a sense of community and collective action.
Educate and Empower: Many young people may feel disillusioned or disconnected from the political process. Bridge this gap by providing comprehensive and engaging civics education. Develop partnerships with educational institutions, community organizations, and online platforms to deliver interactive workshops, webinars, and resources that educate young voters about their rights, the electoral process, and the impact of their vote.
Cultivate Youth Leadership: Empower young leaders to spearhead voter engagement initiatives in their communities. Establish youth-led organizations, clubs, or task forces focused on voter registration, education, and mobilization. Encourage young activists to organize local events, town halls, or candidate forums where they can directly engage with elected officials and candidates. Foster an environment that celebrates and nurtures youth leadership, providing mentorship and guidance along the way.
Collaborate and Build Alliances: Forge partnerships with youth-oriented organizations, political campaigns, and grassroots movements to create a united front in engaging young voters. Collaborative efforts can increase resources, outreach, and impact. By working together, we can create a broader network of support that reaches young people in various communities and backgrounds.
Break Down Barriers: Identify and address barriers that hinder young voters' participation. Advocate for policies that facilitate easier access to voter registration and polling locations, such as automatic registration or extended early voting periods. Organize transportation to polling stations, educate young voters about absentee and mail-in voting options, and ensure they are aware of voter ID requirements. Empower young voters to overcome logistical obstacles so that they can fully exercise their right to vote.
The power to shape our collective destiny lies within the hands of young voters. By engaging and empowering them to participate in the democratic process, we unlock the potential for transformative change. Let us create a future where young voices are valued, where their concerns are addressed, and where their dreams can flourish. Together, let's inspire a generation of engaged citizens who understand the power of their vote and work towards a better tomorrow.
Remember, every vote matters, and when young people stand up and make their voices heard, they become agents of change, shaping a brighter and more inclusive future for all.
☝🏽 ⭐️ JUJU’S village mates was formed here✌🏽⭐️ with @brimbankyouth in 2️⃣0️⃣1️⃣7️⃣ #civicparticipation After graduating early 2017, there were a few options I wrote down... knock on doors in the city and hand out CV’s(which i did do which is for another time to share) or try out volunteering at my local Council. I remember ☎️ calling Council to join a group and here i am still on the rideeee 🚂 👀I learnt about: -how young people have equal rights to speak up about our thoughts, ideas and experiences just as much as everyone else -how local government processes work (still learningggg) -role of community, how we engage, connect and drive each other to make our town more 🌈_______ ⭐️Fun fact: Did you know that Brimbank Council had our first ever Young Citizen’s Jury in the West?! A big 📣 fist bump and gratitude for the humans behind all this - Molly, @mariahmagri , @maxchardy , our Mayor at that time @margaret.diricogiudice and all my mates in the planning team. Good times with good free food 😋 ~ 💟“The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” Lao Tzu ~ #jujusjourney #youthparticipation #youthengagement #wearebrimbank #millenniallife # (at Brimbank Youth Services) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTGFx0Hh3sc/?utm_medium=tumblr
Outraged and fabulous. Full of love, heartbroken, and queer AF. #wewillovercomb #endwhitesilence #allyship #queerallies #sf #latergram #sanfrancisco #civicparticipation #civicliteracy #performanceart #politics #civics #civics #feminism #thirdwave #lgbtq #womanism #bodyautonomy #leadership #publicintervention #freedomlet #antifascist #womensmarch #thefutureisnonbinary #enbies #muslimban (at San Francisco Downtown)
When asked if she had advice for young people thinking of running for public office, #RachelMaddow replied "Do it.” Maddow offered reflections on the 2016 presidential election in a Presidential Colloquium at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 23, in John M. Greene Hall. Listen to podcast: bit.ly/Maddow-Smith-Podcast The event was open to the public at no charge, no tickets required. Maddow began her radio career on WRNX in Holyoke, Mass., in 1999 when she won a contest to find a new sidekick for the host of a morning show. She went on to host Big Breakfast on WRSI in Northampton before leaving to join Air America. She has been with MSNBC since 2005, and has hosted her own show for the network since 2008. #thefutureisfemale #womeninpower #womeninleadership #leadership #civildiscourse #endwhitesilence #allyship #queerallies #smithcollege #civicparticipation #civicliteracy #politics #civics #politics #feminism #womanism #thirdwave #lgbtq #bodyautonomy #queerfame #criticalthinking #postelection #antifascist #msnbc #media #newsmedia #talkingheads (at John M. Greene Hall)