Mar 5, 2013
Why #MOBilize 10
Data shows a direct link between civic engagement as a youth and continued civic engagement – as well as a sense of civic duty – as an adult.
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Why #MOBilize 10
Data shows a direct link between civic engagement as a youth and continued civic engagement – as well as a sense of civic duty – as an adult.
Why #MOBilize #9
Only 28% of generation Y are considered to be civically engaged #whyMobilize #OutTmob #YOA
Why MOBilize #8
Low level of engagement is likely directly contributable to a lack of news exposure, with just 30% regularly reading newspapers, 38% viewing news television programs and reading news magazines, and just 16% reading news online #whyMOBilize #YOA #OutTmob
Why #MOBiize #7
only 40% of Americans born after 1976 are able to describe which political party is the more conservative one. #WhyMOBilize #YOA #OutTmob
Why #MOBilize #6
Less than 45% of Americans follow politics or government regularly.
Why #MOBilize #5
Over half of young adults aged 15-25 are described as disengaged.
Why #MOBilize #3
Only 25% of eighth and twelfth grade students in the United States have solid writing skills. #WhyMOBilize #YOA #OutTmob
Why #MOBilize #2
Social media trends (Tumblr vs. Facebook) show that young people seek content, but find engaging content hard to find #WhyMOBilize #YOA