81. American-Arab Anti-Discrimintation Committee: Youth Activism Art Competition youth activism Art Competition! The AmericanArab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) is proud to announce its first youth activism Art Competition , http://www.adc.org/index.php?id=2458

82. AWID - How Can We Increase Youth Activism Around H... How can we increase youth activism around HIV/AIDS issues? By awid. 399 views so far. Interivew with Sisonke Msimang, a Masters student at the University of http://www.awid.org/go.php?stid=102

83. Carter Center Guyana Promoting Youth Activism Carter Center Guyana Promoting youth activism. 17 Feb 2003 The Carter Center Guyana held a Youth Empowerment Forum Feb. 15 in Linden that was attended http://www.cartercenter.org/doc1238.htm

Carter Center Guyana Promoting Youth Activism 17 Feb 2003 CONTACT: Melanie Reimer In Guyana, 592-227-4096, or Kay Torrance In Atlanta, 404-420-5129 The Carter Center Guyana held a Youth Empowerment Forum Feb. 15 in Linden that was attended by more than 60 participants from Regions 10 and 4. The participants represented a wide array of youth organizations, secondary schools, and other entities focusing on youth issues, based in both rural and urban areas, ranging from Amerindian villages to the city of Georgetown. This was the first in a series of planned regional forums for youth to increase their participation in decision making and governance, to be more involved in volunteer activities, and to support development of future community leaders. Particular attention will be paid to the role and development of a national youth council in contributing to government policy. Participants from each regional forum will be selected for a September 2003 national youth forum. A key element of the forum's success was the realistic role-playing by the participants, demonstrating how volunteering benefits the community by improving volunteers' job skills and by injecting new energy and talent into the organizations and businesses who engage volunteers. Each participant was given a sourcebook of information to assist them in passing on their new knowledge to their communities and in carrying out follow-up activities agreed upon at the forum.

84. Youth Activism — Greenwood Publishing Group youth activism. An International Encyclopedia Two Volumes Firstperson accounts from today s youth activists as well as adult activists illuminate the http://www.greenwood.com/books/bookdetail.asp?sku=GR2811

85. CCSF Library Learning ResourcesJump Start Hype On Youth Jump Start Hype on youth activism, Making Change in the Bay Area Spring 2004, Rosenberg Library Learning Resources, 2nd Floor Gallery http://www.ccsf.edu/Library/exhibits/jumpstart.html

E x h i b i t i o n s a n d P r o g r a m s J u m p S t a r t : Hype on Youth Activism, Making Change in the Bay Area (also at John Adams Campus Library 2nd Floor, 1860 Hayes St., SF) Jump Start: Hype on Youth Activism, Making Change in the Bay Area, Feb. 10 - May 7, 2004: An exhibition showcasing over 15 activist projects at the City College Libraries. From the Exhibition Statement: "Every one of us has ideas about how we'd like our world to improve. Each of the projects represented here began with a strong desire to build better communities and were produced with passionate optimism, imagination and commitment." About Youth Speaks: "Since 1996, Youth Speaks has been on the front lines of an emerging body of youth picking up the pen and grabbing hold of the microphone to take part in a national creative writing movement." Exhibition produced by CCSF Libraries and Youth Leadership Institute and cosponsored by Yo! Youth Outlook. Events sponsored by the Associated StudentsCultural Affairs/Ocean Campus, Transitional Studies Department and Concerts and Lectures Series and the CCSF Libraries. Celebrate African American History month with a performance by Youth Speaks on Wednesday, February 18, 12-1:00pm, Ocean Campus, Rosenberg Library, Room 304, On Wednesday, February 25, 11am-12pm, there will be another performance at the John Adams Campus, Auditorium, 3rd Floor, 1860 Hayes St., San Francisco.

86. Youth Activism Schools This history of youth activism in Philadelphia since the 1960s was produced by six high school students and captures the rich stories of local activists, http://www.scribe.org/catalogues/yas.html

FACE TO FACE * Community Visions Project Asian Americans United is a grass-roots, community based development organization devoted to advocating and responding to the needs of the Asian community. This delightful and dynamic tape, produced by the AAU youth group, explores issues of identity, culture and rights. HANDS OF LEARNING * Community Visions Project This video portrays a partnership between the Claymobile, a traveling ceramic arts class and the Hunter Elementary School in Philadelphia. It is a valuable and inspiring resource for art teachers, with many ideas on how to structure interdisciplinary classes, using clay and pottery as a tool to understand science, architecture, and the environment. Through the voices of students and teachers this educational odyssey provides an enriching and enjoyable learning experience. HOW OUR GARDEN GROWS: A PORTRAIT OF THE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT ST. GABRIEL'S * Community Visions Project The After School Program in Olney works with community organizations and artists to create an environment that addresses the multiple ways children and their families need support. This imaginative and entertaining video documents how art and music are essential ingredients of their "growing garden." I USED TO TEACH ENGLISH The location is an English class in a comprehensive, inner city public highschool in North Philadelphia. The scene is a student-centered, culturally diverse classroom, and the lesson is all about the impact the arts, specifically playwriting, can have on the education of young people. The video explores the transformation of a teacher and her students. Marsha Pincus, through her search for more effective ways to teach, becomes a classroom mentor who encourages students to listen and develop their own voices. Her students, who for the first time in their lives are invited to bring the whole range of their lives and culture into the classroom, explain how they have become articulate, persuasive and inspired to write plays.

87. [Apa-list] LIFE AFTER BUSH: Youth Activism & The Fight For Our Future Apalist LIFE AFTER BUSH youth activism the Fight for Our Future. Minnie Quach quachmi at gse.harvard.edu Thu Jan 22 003738 EST 2004 http://gse.harvard.edu/pipermail/apa-list/Week-of-Mon-20040119/000170.html

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88. [Apa-list] Reminder: Youth Activism Conference In NY YDS Conference LIFE AFTER BUSH youth activism the Fight for Our Future Get involved in the dump Bush movement! http://gse.harvard.edu/pipermail/apa-list/Week-of-Mon-20040202/000181.html

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89. Verge Magazine - Travel With Purpose Magazine for Canadian students considering their options after high school or university. Articles and resources cover adventurous careers, educational opportunities and youth programs such as exchanges, travel, volunteering, activism. http://www.vergemagazine.ca/

home browse articles program profiles resources ... advertise LATEST NEWS RECENT ARTICLES LINKS June 8, 2005: June 2, 2005: Check out Toronto's one-and-only travellers' cafe Scene It June 1, 2005: Sign up for the Verge email newsletter Enter your e-mail address below: April 22, 2005: January 30, 2005: December 14, 2004: September 7, 2004: Fall/Winter 2004 issue out now - check out our sneak preview! September 1, 2004: Go Abroad Fair coming up soon in Toronto... mark this one on your calendar! June 25, 2004: New! Check out our resources page to help plan your work/study/volunteer travel June 1, 2004: Congratulations to the winners of our prize draw Check it out... our summer 2005 issue is out now! INSIDE: Severn Cullis-Suzuki ... Or click here to New! - Loads of articles from past issues have been uploaded to our website. Check out these for starters... TripWire: Why pay to volunteer? Paying to volunteer can seem a strange concept to the uninitiated. Why should someone charge you to work for free? First In... Last Out Bridging the Gap ... Each year, more and more young Canadians are choosing to augment their education by taking time out to travel - a trend that is being encouraged by educators and employers alike. Program Profile: Costa Rica Rainforest Outward Bound School Cross Costa Rica from the Atlantic coast through rainforests , across bridges, over mountains to the glorious Pacific Ocean by foot!

90. Washington Youth Voice Directory Includes opportunities for youth voice to be heard through activism, government, and nonprofit organizations throughout Washington state. http://freechild.org/WYVD.htm

Home Contact Us Search Information: Homepage About Us N ewsletter ... Search Resources: Actions Issues Special Resources Glossary Our Email List: Set as Homepage Print Page Washington Youth Voice Directory INTRODUCTION According to the federal census taken in 2000, more than 25% of Washington State's residents are under 18 years old. How are young people included in decision-making across Washington's communities? In our work across the state, The Freechild Project has found young people and adults working statewide to make youth voice heard, respected, and acted on. Included here are many of the programs we've found that specifically promote youth voice. POINTS TO PONDER: While there is NO ONE "youth voice" in Washington State, or anywhere else, we use the term as a simple connection point - not as a simplistic negation of the diversity or uniqueness of different young peoples' voice. Do you find this true? RESOURCES: The following are programs and opportunities in Washington state where young people can become actively engaged in their communities. Each has its own attributes and challenges, and offers young people varying amounts of support and authenticity. These organizations are listed in NO PARTICULAR ORDER. For more information on any of these programs, go to their website or contact them directly.

91. Youth & Student Campaign For Nuclear Disarmament Section of CND which unites young people and students of all ages in the campaign for nuclear disarmament and other peace activism. Information on current campaigns, diary of past events, activism resources, and upcoming events. http://www.youthstudentcnd.org.uk

youthstudentcnd.org.uk Your browser does not support frames. To view our web site click here: youthstudentcnd.org.uk For more information contact support@soho-uk.com

92. WHO: The Tobacco Atlas History of tobacco, types of use, male and female smoking, youth, cigarette consumption, health effects, secondhand smoke, deaths, costs; the trade, the industry, smuggling, tobacco promotion and marketing, Internet sales, politics; activism, research, tobacco control, policy initiatives; quitting, litigation, pricing, and futures. http://www.who.int/tobacco/statistics/tobacco_atlas/en/

English Search Home Countries Health topics ... Scientific advisory on tobacco product regulation Tobacco Free Initiative (TFI) About TFI Resources Media Location: WHO WHO sites TFI home printable version The Tobacco Atlas The Tobacco Atlas Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland, Director-General, World Health Organization About the Authors The History of Tobacco The global spread of tobacco from the Americas to the rest of the world. Historical highlights of key events and action taken to curb the epidemic. PREVALENCE AND HEALTH Types of Tobacco Use Different forms of smoking and other forms of tobacco, including cigarettes, pipes, bidis, kreteks. Male Smoking Smoking prevalence among men. Trends in selected countries. Smoking among physicians. Top 10 countries. Tobacco industry quote. Female Smoking Smoking prevalence among women. Trends in selected countries. Where women smoke as much as men. Where men smoke ten times as much as women. Tobacco industry quote. Youth Tobacco use prevalence among male and female youth. Passive smoking. Youth perception of smoking. Tobacco industry quotes. Cigarette Consumption Annual cigarette consumption per person. Top 5 countries. Global increases from 1880 to 2000. Increases in the average number of cigarettes smoked in China between 1952 and 1996.

93. Pilipino Youth Coalition - Vallejo, CA The youth component of Filipino American Social Services, created to share resources related to the Filipino American experience and to provide an outlet for community activism. http://www.pycvallejo.org/

Click to Enter please enable browser's Javascript to use the Hit Counter tool. Powered by PYCVallejo.org - v5.1 - By document.write('');document.write('Vince-IT'); Pilipino Youth Coalition (PYC) Vallejo is sponsored by Filipino American Social Services (FASS) of Solano County.

94. Campaign For Labor Rights: The Grassroots Mobilizing Department Of The U.S. Anti A labor organization which specializes in the struggles of workers in sweatshops. Provides labor updates on Nike, Disney, Guess, Child Labor (including the Rugmark and FoulBall campaign), Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, United States (esp. Farm Workers and Poultry Processing Workers), youth and Campus activism, and various Policy Issues. http://campaignforlaborrights.org/

Grassroots Mobilizing Department of the U.S. Anti-Sweatshop Movement 1247 E St., SE, Washington, DC 20003 (202) 544-9355, clr@clrlabor.org Home About Us Alerts Campaigns ... Stop CAFTA Coalition Press Release Response to CAFTA's passage in the U.S. Congress (July 28, 2005) Find out more about the problems of CAFTA Use this leaflet to educate others on why we oppose Free Trade Agreements like CAFTA (pdf, 60k, requires Adobe Acrobat to open) Dole Agrees to Meet with Sintrasplendor After grassroots pressure, the company agreed on Friday, September 16 to address the union's primary demand: the need for contact negotiations. (Sept. 22, 2005) Maria Mejia Released! T he Guatemalan union organizer and political asylum petitioner, who was detained in Houston, TX, allowing her to pursue her asylum petition from outside of detention. (Sept. 22, 2005) President of SINALTRAINAL Assassinated Contact the Colombian government to protest this injustice! (Sept. 13, 2005) Good News: Sintrasplendor's Union Registry Approved Read a message issued by the Sintrasplendor union. (Sept. 1, 2005)

95. Brat.org youth/young adult activist zine and organization located in Louisville, Kentucky, whose goal is to promote social awareness about and among youth, encourage communitybased activism, and support independent, progressive cultures. http://www.brat.org/

Brat was a political zine made by youth in Louisville, KY from 1996 to 2000. This website will have every issue archived, including the never before seen issue 10 (if I can still find it). Questions? Ask me

96. SMYAL | Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League Dedicated to meeting the needs of youth ages 1321 who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex, as well as those questioning their sexual orientation or gender identity. Includes programs, activism and volunteer opportunities. http://www.smyal.org/

97. 242 Main A substance free, youth run facility that provides a safe environment and resources to foster music, activism and the arts. http://www.242main.com/

242 Main is a part of Burlington Parks and Recreation

98. Campus Activism :: Student Activist Resources activism Tools for issues you care about. Protests. Conferences. This interactive website has tools for progressive student and youth activists. http://www.campusactivism.org/

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99. Central Iowa Youth Activist Network :: Campus Activism Central Iowa youth Activist Network. An activist network for youth in central Iowa dealing with, among other issues, Education, Feminism, http://www.campusactivism.org/displaygroup-756.htm

Central Iowa Youth Activist Network [Log In to Edit this Entry] 243 51st Street Des Moines, IA 50312 United States http://www.ciyanonline.cjb.net Notes An activist network for youth in central Iowa dealing with, among other issues, Education, Feminism, Anti-militarism, Labor Advocacy, Environmentalism, Human Rights. Non-profit. Non-partisan. Geographical Scope: Metro This group is a network. Record was added on 09-02-2004 Record was updated on 09-02-2004 Suggest a Change to this Entry ISSUES Books Not Bombs Civil Liberties Education Reform Environment ... Find TV Stations

100. Political USA: Activism/Youth_Activist_Groups Home activism youth Activist Groups National youth Rights Association America s largest and most successful youth rights organization. http://www.politicalusa.com/link/Activism/Youth_Activist_Groups/

Our latest: Conservative self-restraint The real Marla Ruzicka America maintains hegemony Another step down morality's slippery slope ... The problem with today's GOP New links:  Abort 73 Home : Activism: Youth Activist Groups Categories: Democratic Republican Sites: Choose or Lose - MTV's political pages. Conservative Political Action Conference-CPAC - Annual conference for conservative activists from all over, featuring conservative speakers and workshops - FreeConservatives is an online gathering place for grass-roots conservatism. Our crusade is to roll back the decades of failed socialism, expose political corruption, and to support causes which advance conservatism in America. Libertarian Rock - Fights against lifestyle laws, such as teen curfews, which are written by intolerant politicians. National Youth Rights Association - America's largest and most successful youth rights organization. NYRA supports rights for all youth including lowering the voting age, lowering the drinking age, ending curfews and fighting ageism. QuorumCall - A site dedicated to achieving greater political involvement from the 18-30 year old age group. Exclusive material from columnists representing every ideological perspective.

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