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Youth Advocacy:     more books (100)

Raising more voices than mugs: Changing the college alcohol environment through media advocacy by Holly Richardson, 1994 Developing self-advocacy: A practical guide and workbook for preparing the high school learning disabled student for post-secondary school success, or, ... needs to know and wasn't afraid to ask by Robert A Valenti, 1989 Become your own expert!: Self-advocacy curriculum for individuals with learning disabilities by Winnelle D Carpenter, 1995 Here Comes the Sun: Summer Programs for Children, Youth, and Adults With Disabilities/April 1994 We Fight To Win: Inequality and the Politics of Youth Activism (The Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies) by Hava Rachel Gordon, 2009-11-06 Youth to Power: How Today's Young Voters Are Building Tomorrow's Progressive Majority by Michael Connery, 2008-02-01 Meeting the needs of urban youths in Columbus City Schools: this district's multidimensional approach uses advocacy, engagement of teachers, professional ... of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance by Dena A. Deglau, Diane Barnes, 2009-10-01 Instructor's Guide for Choices, Challenges, Changes, and More Choices by Judy Edmondson, Barbara Greene, 1987-08 Rights and responsibilities of young people in New York: A legal guide for human service providers by James M Morrissey, 1986 Reality 101: A 'Must Have' Guide to Life & Life Skills Survival Manual by Kim Gayner, 2010-03-30 Someone who believed in me: [the practice of mentoring, advocacy, guidance, information and counselling activities [MAGIC] for young persons experiencing exclusion] by Youthstart Thematic Cluster Group, 2000 Youth instructor workbook: Teens Acting for Peace (TAP), a national youth violence prevention training program by James McGinnis, 2002 Youth with an eye for the future: Report on the CANU training course, January 9 to April 9 1996, in Uganda by Andreas Fuglesang, 1996 Lesson plan resource book: Teens Acting for Peace (TAP), tapping youth for building peaceful communities : a national youth violence prevention training program by James McGinnis, 2002

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81. FPATT Services - IEC - Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM)
    Eve Anderson Associates temporary staffing solutions, permanent placement, employment agency, Trinidad and Tobago, offer management for arbitrations,  
    http://www.ttfpa.org/services/iec/yam.html
    
    Extractions: Peer helpers at the Naparima Girls' High School gather for their monthly meeting. Youth Advocacy Movement A regional body . . . FPA peer helpers have the option of becoming members of the Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM). The YAM is the regional body of peer helpers affiliated with FPAs in the Caribbean. The mission statement of the YAM is: . . . with a mission . . . To empower young people to manage issues concerning youth development including sexual and reproductive health and rights. . . . to move forward . . . In 1998, members of YAM participated in the first ever Caribbean Youth Summit hosted by UNFPA and held in Barbados. The YAM members joined with one hundred and twenty (120) youth delegates to develop the 'Regional Declaration of Adolescent Reproductive Health and Rights' and the 'Regional Action Plan'. . . . together.

82. Session Youth Advocacy As A Strategy For A Tobacco Free Society
    This institute will present a halfday workshop on youth advocacy as a tobacco control strategy and will review the state of the art of evaluating youth  
    http://apha.confex.com/apha/133am/techprogram/session_16365.htm
    
    Extractions: 2020.0: Sunday, December 11, 2005: 2:30 PM-6:00 PM CE Hours: 3 contact hours Youth Advocacy as a Strategy for a Tobacco Free Society Partnership: National Education Association Health Information Network Statement of Purpose and Institute Overview: This institute will present a half-day workshop on youth advocacy as a tobacco control strategy and will review the state of the art of evaluating youth advocacy programs. The presenters have recently completed a four year evaluation of a National Education Association Health Information Network youth advocacy program to promote a tobacco free society. Participants will learn an advocacy model and how to use the advocacy curriculum and well as how to develop instruments to evaluate advocacy programs. The presenters will also include information from a conference on youth advocacy held in March 2003 that was sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. 2:30 PM - 2:40 PM Introduction - Sparks

83. Youth Lesson Plans
    youth advocacy Objective Students will use the YouthVoice.net website to Possible youth advocacy Lesson Objective The goal of the project was to make  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~ythvoice/youthlessonplan.html
    
    Extractions: see Child Abuse Project Advocacy for the Elderly: Connecting ... to Service-Learning - s ee corresponding project Protect the Animals Juvenile Center School's Students' Letters see corresponding project ... Chances for Indiana Youth: The Kids, Families, Community (KFC) Summer Camp Youth Advocacy Project

84. Youth Infusion - What We Do
    Especially for Youth Legislative Advocacy and Media Literacy Youth Infusion led five youth advocacy workshops and inspired students to utilize their  
    http://youthinfusion.com/WhatWeDo.html
    
    Extractions: Who We Serve How We Can Help Your Organization How Much Our Services Cost Our Track Record ... Schedule A Consultation Youth Infusion modifies the perception that youth and adults are separated by an irreconcilable generational divide, and by doing so, provides a new spectrum of solutions for community health challenges. Youth and adults work together to identify local health needs, exchange creative ideas, and brainstorm solutions. Youth Infusion helps organizations move forward along a perceptual continuum by both directly working with youth and with adult leaders to build intergenerational partnerships. Our Clients Governmental Agencies: Non-Profits: Professional Organizations: Professional organizations addressing child or adolescent health needs can benefit from hearing from and working with the youth that they serve. Youth Infusion helps professional organizations plan and facilitate conferences with youth and include youth in programmatic and policy decision-making processes. Schools: Youth Infusion works with schools and school districts to create and implement advocacy-based health curricula which provide students with the skills to advise governmental agencies and organizations about adolescent health issues.

85. FosterClub | USA | Foster Youth Advocacy
    fyi3 foster youth involved, informed, independent What is advocacy? According to the dictionary, advocacy is. The act of pleading or arguing in favor  
    http://www.fyi3.com/fyi3/Involved/advocacy/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: login join Join our list! Youth Adult Find a resource Choose state Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Conn Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Mass Michigan Minnesota Miss Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada NewHamp NewJersey NewMexico NewYork NoCarolina NoDakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Penn R.Island SoCarolina SoDakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Wash.D.C. W.Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming See the list of states

86. Volunteer Solutions
    youth advocacy youth advocacy, Inc. is a grass roots agency founded in 1975, working with predominantly minority, lowincome youth and their families in  
    http://www.volunteersolutions.org/ut/org/213654.html
    
    Extractions: Register/Post Opportunities Now Plenty of deserving agencies and projects need your time and helping hands. Choose a type of volunteer opportunity below, or use the form at right to make more specific choices. UT Austin Colleges, Departments and Student Organizations can post volunteer opportunities online Youth Advocacy, Inc. is a grass roots agency founded in 1975, working with predominantly minority, low-income youth and their families in Travis County. The Agency is funded through a combination of grants and contracts by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (TCADA), the City of Austin, and Travis County.

87. Strengthening Sexual And Reproductive Health Youth Advocacy Networks In Orissa
    Strengthening Sexual and Reproductive Health youth advocacy Networks in Orissa India Young people in less developed countries are one of the most likely  
    http://www.ifh.org.uk/nysasdri_project.html
    
    Extractions: Young people in less developed countries are one of the most likely groups to experience SRH problems such as STIs, HIV/AIDS, unwanted pregnancy and unsafe abortion, and to suffer sexual violence. The latest UN figures for India demonstrate a significant increase in HIV/AIDS cases from 4.58 million at the end of 2002, up from 3.97 million the previous year. Young people need to be made aware that their behaviour can put them at risk of HIV/AIDS. As a consequence, IFH, together with National Youth Service Action and Social Development Research Institute (NYSASDRI), developed a project looking at strengthening SRH youth advocacy networks in Orissa, India. The project goal was to reduce poverty among vulnerable young people by improving their SRH. The project contributed to this goal by increasing the ability of disadvantaged young people to effectively advocate for improved SRH rights and services at the local, state and national levels of government. To achieve this objective, the project strengthened a network of 60 youth groups.

88. PND Funding For Children & Youth: Advocacy And Research Resources
    Funding for Children youth advocacy and Research Resources The Web site has programs and advocacy information, news releases, conference information,  
    http://fdncenter.org/pnd/specialissues/content.jhtml?id=4700144

89. Tobacco Control Program Advocacy - South Shore Boards Of Health Tobacco Control
    Youth Access How Can I Help in My Hometown? youth advocacy. HOMEPAGE. youth advocacy. Some of the greatest advocates for tobacco control are passionate  
    http://www.smokefreenews.com/yadvocacy.html
    
    Extractions: Youth Advocacy Some of the greatest advocates for tobacco control are passionate youth who care about other youth. Our Youth Advocacy program serves youth by: 1) enabling youth to become tobacco control advocates in their schools and communities and 2) empowering youth with advocacy skills so that they may become life-long advocates for positive change. This year a Youth Summit Festival will kick-off the program on November 17. Students selected as Youth Advocates from our 14 towns will have a night of celebration, sharing and tobacco advocacy information. This will be an opportunity for youth from our communities to explore different advocacy projects for the current school year.

90. YouthEscape - Youth Advocacy For Tobacco Control - Local Action
    Learn about Big Tobacco companies and how they are influencing Youth. What can YOU do about this? Check it out. News from the web . . . . . . . . .  
    http://www.healthunit.org/youthescape/default.htm
    
    Extractions: This new youth driven site is sponsored by the Goverment of Ontario. STUPID.CA exists as a project created to speak to youth here in Ontario. It is here to show youth how the industry manipulates them and the effects that smoking can have. Smoking and the Movies "Can Watching Movies influence me to Smoke?" Smoke Free Movies ( http://smokefreemovies.ucsf.edu ) lists current movies and rates them as smoke free, smoking with negative consequences or promotes smoking. See what brands are featured in the movies and which actors and actress' are promoting smoking. Learn about Big Tobacco companies and how they are influencing Youth. What can YOU do about this? Check it out.

91. Article: Adolescents In Focus: St. Kitts Family Life Services Association
    youth advocacy Movement (YAM). SKFLSA YAM is the local chapter of a regional network of youth that seeks to enhance the lives of young people and build  
    http://www.ippfwhr.org/publications/serial_article_e.asp?SerialIssuesID=40&Artic

92. Article: Youth Advocacy Movements (YAMs) In The Caribbean
    Youth programs emphasizing prevention and education in Grenada, Guyana, and Jamaica are profiled.  
    http://www.ippfwhr.org/publications/serial_article_e.asp?SerialIssuesID=144&Arti

93. CCA Programs Youth Syracuse
    youth advocacy. Syracuse Youth Services works with courtinvolved youth who would CCA provides court advocacy for youth including development of  
    http://www.communityalternatives.org/programs/youth/youth_advocacy.html

94. TeamChild Youth Advocacy Agency Serving Juvenilles In Washington State- Sign Our
    TeamChild, a youth advocacy agency, has many branches in Washington state King County, Seattle, WA, Yakima County, Yakima, WA, Spokane County, Spokane, WA,  
    http://www.teamchild.org/guest.html
    
    Extractions: We would like to hear from you. Please know we will not share with any other organization any identifying information (such as names or addresses) provided below. Name: Email: Real Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone: Title / Role / Organizational Affiliation (Such as parent, attorney, GAL, caseworker, judge, legislator, foster parent, youth, etc.):

95. Louisiana OPH - Louisiana Tobacco Control Program: Community Programs - Youth Ad
    Through our youth advocacy program, youth ranging from middle school aged to college aged are trained to advocate for tobacco control and are taught how to  
    http://www.oph.dhh.state.la.us/chronicdisease/tobaccocontrol/comminter/pageb126.

96. Latin American Youth Center
    The goals of the youth advocacy Initiative are to expose youth to the Through these advocacy efforts, youth are influencing decisionmakers and  
    http://www.layc-dc.org/laycdc/advocacy/default.html
    
    Extractions: Advocacy is defined as the act or process of supporting a cause or proposal. The Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) recognizes that in order to truly impact social change, it must engage its youth participants in active advocacy, that is, youth must participate in and directly influence policy and legislative processes that affect their communities. LAYC's commitment to active advocacy has led to its' creation of the Youth Advocacy Initiative (YAI). The goals of the Youth Advocacy Initiative are to expose youth to the political and legislative process, teach them advocacy and community organizing techniques, and empower them to positively impact their communities. The YAI addresses issues important to youth such as violence/gang activity, racial profiling, education opportunities, and youth employment. The YAI hopes to change the lives of its participants and communities as a whole by helping young people develop the skills, leadership and vision necessary to advocate for meaningful change in their communities. YAI challenges youth to examine root causes of community issues and than tackles them at the policy level. Through these advocacy efforts, youth are influencing decision-makers and affecting change in their communities. For more information contact:

97. U.S. Mayor Article | Trenton’s Youth Advocacy Cabinet, SCOOP Program Combat You
    The Mayor’s youth advocacy Cabinet overcame the disconnects across youth The youth advocacy Cabinet has used federal, state and local funds for its  
    http://www.usmayors.org/USCM/us_mayor_newspaper/documents/08_08_05/TrentonBP.asp
    
    Extractions: August 8, 2005 Trenton (NJ) Mayor Douglas H. Palmer held citywide and ward-by-ward Youth Summits in 2001 to identify the needs of youth and their families in his city. Recognizing that integrated, inter-agency solutions were required to maximize limited resources, the mayor formed the Youth Advocacy Cabinet in October 2002 to set broad policies and implement programs to solve youth-related problems. With the authority of the mayor’s office and the dedicated involvement of top-level decision-makers across every sector of the community, the Mayor’s Youth Advocacy Cabinet has maintained its initial focus on improving the access and equity of youth enrichment programs. Recently, however, the Cabinet has taken on the additional critical task of improving youth violence and gang prevention, intervention and enforcement services. The Mayor’s Youth Advocacy Cabinet overcame the disconnects across youth service providers by placing the weight of the mayor’s office squarely at the helm and then convening high-level leaders from the city council, Board of Education, Mercer Community College, The United Way, the city departments of Health and Human Services, Recreation, Natural Resources, and Culture, the Trenton Police Department and the Trenton Housing Authority. This collaborative partnership utilizes numerous resources to turn policy ideas into working programs. For example, when the Cabinet faced the need to improve youth access to enrichment programs, the challenge was to provide safe and affordable transportation. Clearly, the paramount parental concern was safety of their children. Drawing upon the expertise of social service providers, police intelligence, school district resources, and the knowledge of technology specialists, the Advocacy Cabinet created the City'safe Transportation System – a free bus system to transport youth to programs at as many as 13 locations. To ensure safety, the operations council and city staff developed a computer-based system, providing each child with a bar-coded ID that enables youth center directors to log information about the interests, needs and location of each participant.

98. Mikva Challenge::: Mikva Youth Advocacy Club
    The Mikva youth advocacy Club, involves 25 students working to create Action Plans on issues of concern to them. This year s focus is on Education Funding.  
    http://www.mikvachallenge.org/club.html
    
    Extractions: involves 25 students working to create Action Plans on issues of concern to them. This year's focus is on Education Funding. Students will utilize media promotion for their issues as well as dialogue with public officials on their issue. Students will also travel to Springfield to discuss their education recommendations with lawmakers. A Student Perspective on Mikva Club by Catherine Melsheimer:

99. National Youth Advocacy Coalition
    NATIONAL youth advocacy COALITION HCROA Member, CFC 2282. We work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning youth  
    http://www.hcr.org/Member Pages/youthadvocacy.htm

100. Dawson Discussion Page: High School Heroes - Youth Advocacy
     High School Heroes youth advocacy, Log Out Topics Search Moderators Edit Profile Dawson Discussion Page » High School Heroes - youth advocacy  
     http://www.dawson.dsc.k12.ar.us/discus/messages/47/47.html?1100724214

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