Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Hi, just trying to be more aware of the world around me.
Have you heard of Project 2025?
I know a lot of people are really struggling with to vote or not to vote? If you choose not to vote or are anti-voting, I respect your choice.
This video is not for you. I am not trying to convince any one of anything.
For me personally, Voting is not an end all be all, it's just one of the many tools of civic engagement and I plan to use any and all tools available to me when it comes to using my voice to advocate for change in my country.
Social media, voting, learning, educating, organizing.
I hope you'll come along for the ride.
Read the policy agenda here:
static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf
Additional Resources to take a nonpartisan approach to learning about elections and becoming more civically engaged, there are several reputable websites that provide valuable resources::
ballotpedia.org/Main_Page
League of Women Voters (lwv.org): Offers nonpartisan information about elections, voting rights, and encourages informed and active participation in government.
Civic Nation (civicnation.org): Powers initiatives aimed at increasing civic engagement and education on critical social issues, including voter participation and education.
Annenberg Classroom (annenbergclassroom.org): Provides a wealth of resources for understanding the U.S. Constitution and government, designed especially for educators and students.
iCivics (icivics.org): Founded by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, this site offers interactive games and lessons to educate students about civics and inspire them to be active participants in democracy.
The Center for Election Innovation and Research (electioninnovation.org): Focuses on improving election administration through innovative practices and technologies.
National Voter Education Week (votereducationweek.org): Provides resources to help voters understand how to cast their ballots confidently and become more informed about the voting process.
Video editing: Davinci Resolve
credits:
@newafrica247
@nowthisimpact
@mateen_a
@lawsonmaee
@blackkout___
📷 IG - instagram.com/dasiadoesit
🎵TT - tiktok.com/@dasiadoesit
📍PT. - pinterest.com/dasiadoes
Hi, just trying to be more aware of the world around me.
Have you heard of Project 2025?
I know a lot of people are really struggling with to vote or not to vote? If you choose not to vote or are anti-voting, I respect your choice.
This video is not for you. I am not trying to convince any one of anything.
For me personally, Voting is not an end all be all, it's just one of the many tools of civic engagement and I plan to use any and all tools available to me when it comes to using my voice to advocate for change in my country.
Social media, voting, learning, educating, organizing.
I hope you'll come along for the ride.
Read the policy agenda here:
static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf
Additional Resources to take a nonpartisan approach to learning about elections and becoming more civically engaged, there are several reputable websites that provide valuable resources::
ballotpedia.org/Main_Page
League of Women Voters (lwv.org): Offers nonpartisan information about elections, voting rights, and encourages informed and active participation in government.
Civic Nation (civicnation.org): Powers initiatives aimed at increasing civic engagement and education on critical social issues, including voter participation and education.
Annenberg Classroom (annenbergclassroom.org): Provides a wealth of resources for understanding the U.S. Constitution and government, designed especially for educators and students.
iCivics (icivics.org): Founded by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, this site offers interactive games and lessons to educate students about civics and inspire them to be active participants in democracy.
The Center for Election Innovation and Research (electioninnovation.org): Focuses on improving election administration through innovative practices and technologies.
National Voter Education Week (votereducationweek.org): Provides resources to help voters understand how to cast their ballots confidently and become more informed about the voting process.
Video editing: Davinci Resolve
credits:
@newafrica247
@nowthisimpact
@mateen_a
@lawsonmaee
@blackkout___
📷 IG - instagram.com/dasiadoesit
🎵TT - tiktok.com/@dasiadoesit
📍PT. - pinterest.com/dasiadoes
