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Youth Advocacy:     more books (100)

Community Organizing and Youth Advocacy: New Directions for Youth Development (J-B MHS Single Issue Mental Health Services) (No. 117) Legal Advocacy for Children and Youth: Trends and Contemporary Issues Youth advocacy by United States. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, 1979-01-01 Advocacy update: facilitating youth sports: park and recreation organizations need to advance their leadership role in youth sports.: An article from: Parks & Recreation by Kathy Spangler, Monica Hobbs Vinluan, 2006-07-01 Youth Participation in Youth Advocacy by Peter Kleinbard, 1982-06 Be a Champion of Youth: Standing With, By, and For Young People by Maggie Wilson McCarty, 2007-08-01 A youth's involvement: adult support helps mission flourish.(ADVOCACY): An article from: The Non-profit Times by Kate Rogers, 2010-06-15 Pan-European Advocacy Groups: European Youth Forum, Quaker Council for European Affairs, European Policy Centre, European Friends of Israel Urge Congress to increase funds for youth prevention programs: NRPA members need to educate federal legislators about youth programs. (Advocacy Update).: An article from: Parks & Recreation Minnesota youth advocacy corps;: An evaluation by Paul S Higgins, 1974 Youth participation in youth advocacy: A practical guide for developing programs by Carolyn Jabs, 1982 Student Initiated Activities: A Strategy in Youth Advocacy Teacher Corps/Youth Advocacy Projects: Education for troubled youths (ERIC document) by Roger J Lauen, 1976 Kanawha County/West Virginia University Youth Advocacy Teacher Corps Project ('78): Evaluations, year one, July 1979 by Alan H Cooper, 1979

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161. PFLAG Dallas - Parents, Families And Friends Of Lesbians And Gays
     Part of a national organization that promotes the health and wellbeing of gay, lesbian and bisexual persons, their families and friends through support, education and advocacy. Details on meetings, programs, and youth groups.  
     http://www.pflagdallas.org
     
     Extractions: We're excited to announce our very first billboard present at I-35 and Valwood, facing north on the east side of the highway! Subscribe to PFLAG-Dallas mailing list Enter your email address and click the Join Now button. Your email address will be kept confidential and will only be used to send out PFLAG-Dallas announcements.

162. CISC - Chinese Information And Service Center
     Offers support and advocacy to the neediest members of Seattle's Asian community recent immigrants, atrisk youth, and the elderly. Includes employment programs, daycare, volunteer opportunities, computer technology center, and contact information.  
     http://www.cisc-seattle.org/

163. Advocates For Children And Youth - Advocacy Tools
     advocacy Tools. Communicating with Elected Officials and Candidates for Office MD CAN office at Advocates for Children and youth (410547-9200 x3028).  
     http://www.acy.org/advocacy_tools.shtml
     
     Extractions: There are many ways that you can communicate your ideas and beliefs to elected officials and candidates for office, including letters, email, phone calls, personal visits, and testimony at a hearing. LETTERS Letters are a simple way of communicating your ideas, concerns and expectations. Elected officials and candidates value personal letters, rather than form letters. PROTOCOL I dentify yourself as a constituent, voter, parent, grandparent, or volunteer, and a member of MD CAN. Clearly state the purpose of your letter. What is the issue? What is your position? What do you want the elected official or candidate to do? Write about only one bill or issue per letter. Use personal experience as evidence of your position. Explain how the issue will affect you or people you care about.

164. Relocate
     Social service agency for the AsianAmerican community. Describes services including health care and education, legal advocacy, youth programs, education and employment.  
     http://www.asianhumanservices.org/

165. Seattle Education Access
     A nonprofit organization providing educational advocacy and opportunity for lowincome and self-supporting youth and young adults in Washington State.  
     http://www.seattleeducationaccess.org/
     
     Extractions: Students: Click here to complete student surveys Seattle Education Access provides higher education advocacy and opportunity to marginalized high-potential young adults. We specialize in helping impoverished students complete college degrees. Many of our students have been homeless. Others are immigrants, refugees, single mothers, and youth who have been in foster care. What they all share is that although they are working hard and full of promise, they lack the necessary resources and encouragement they will need to reach their full potential. We believe that a good education includes preparing for meaningful work, but that vocational training is just one small piece in a big, gorgeous puzzle. We believe that education should embrace the whole person in his or her lifelong adventure to explore the whole world. We believe that our job is to help students realize their dreams, not impose our standards on them. Our doors are open to any teen or young adult who wants a better education but is being held back by inadequate financial or social support. The transition from adolescence to adulthood is a difficult journey, even with financial security and the support of a loving family. Not all young people have these resources. Self-supporting students struggle to make homes and lives for themselves without a safety net. We applaud the bravery of these individuals, and seek ways to make it easier for them to complete their educations and find meaningful work at a living wage.

166. Bowne Redirect Page
     provides grants related to youth literacy for special, advocacy, and research projects; for general operating expenses of relevant programs; for technical assistance in program design and reform; and for evaluation studies, in NYC only.  
     http://www.robertbownefoundation.org/

167. Know Your Rights This Website Will Help You To Understand And
     We hope you will make use of the information in this booklet to support your ongoing advocacy efforts and to make sure your child receives the best  
     http://www.knowyourrights.ca/

168. NYAS - Helping Young People!
     NYAS Helping Young People! NYAS offers advice, information, support and representation to any child or young person who wants to have their wishes and  
     http://www.nyas.net/

169. Syanys.org - Syanys.org
     popular topics. Debt Consolidation MCSE Certification Christian Singles DUI Lawyers Flowers Stocks Affiliate Program Student Loans Dating  
     http://www.syanys.org/

170. Welcome To The Corner
     The corner is a health and information project for young people (aged 1125 years) in dundee. we offer free informal and confidential services through a  
     http://www.thecorner.co.uk/

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