Caro Loutfi is the Executive Director of Apathy is Boring, working in a non-partisan manner and on a national scale to engage Canadian youth in democracy. She was previously the Director of Operations and the Youth-Friendly Coordinator at Apathy is Boring. She also held the role of co-producer for Montreal’s Art Matters Festival, in which she was responsible for event management and festival coordination, working to create meaningful space for community development through art.  She graduated with distinction from Concordia University with a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and Human Rights. While at Concordia she was awarded the Erin Walker Humanitarian Award for demonstration of humanitarian service while in pursuit of academic excellence. She currently sits on the Inspirit Foundation’s board, working to inspire pluralism among young Canadians and has been involved in the volunteer sector for over 9 years. Born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, by a multicultural family mixed with Lebanese, Japanese and Canadian traditions, she is bilingual in English and French. She has an honest understanding of the values of youth engagement, is passionate about social change and motivated by art’s ability to encourage accessibility.