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Youth Advocacy:     more books (100)

YOUNG ENOUGH TO MATTER: A Youth Advocacy Skills Curriculum from the California Coalition for Youth by Jill Peters, 2002 Cooperative agreement for establishing a mentoring/advocacy program for high risk youth and their families (SuDoc HE 20.402:H 53) by U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, 1998 Youth, Identity, Power: The Chicano Movement (Revised and Expanded Edition) by Carlos Muñoz, 2007-08-17 Vulnerable and Disconnected Youth:: Background and Policies (Children's Issues, Laws and Programs) Youth Activism [2 volumes]: An International Encyclopedia Advocacy update: funding play every day: in the youth obesity equation, public parks and recreation is one of the most logical solutions.(MAKING PARKS ... An article from: Parks & Recreation by Stacey Pine, 2008-06-01 Federal health and youth programs in jeopardy. (Advocacy Update).: An article from: Parks & Recreation A subminimum wage for youth by Roger J Rivera, 1982 Guidelines for advocates seeking school enrollment for emancipated minors and runaway and homeless youth by Karen Norlander, 1988 Promoting effective transition for severely handicapped youth from school to work through training, intervention, support, and advocacy : year 3 and final ... September 30, 1987 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:295365) by Betty Gittman, 1987 A guide to resources on advocacy: Facts, strategies, and information by Kelli Webb, 1992 In-school employment and training programs for vocationally at-risk youth in New York State: A briefing paper for policymakers by Morton H Sklar, 1988 Subminimum wage for youth (Perspectivas públicas) by Marta M Escutia, 1984 Testimony on unemployed disadvantaged youth by Raul Yzaguirre, 1987

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21. Online Youth Club Website
    Run by the National Youth Advocacy Service and offering reviews, competitions and forums. Includes an advice page and information about the rights of young people.  
    http://www.onlineyouthclub.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Online Youth Club The Online Youth Club is your space. It's run by the National Youth Advocacy Service and is influenced by you! if you are a child or young person and have any ideas for the website please contact Dan on 0151 649 8700 or by email The Online Youth Club is run by and for young people but is monitored by staff from the National Youth Advocacy Service - if you�re a parent, carer or teacher, head over to www.nyas.net for more information on the work of the National Youth Advocacy Service If you want to speak confidentially to an advisor please click on a name below.

22. Youth Advocacy: Services
    Youth Advocacy today consists of two components. One provides substance abuse intervention services to a target population of atrisk youth 13-17 years old and their parents.  
    http://youthadvocacy.org/service.html
    
    Extractions: Youth Advocacy today consists of two components. One provides substance abuse intervention services to a target population of at-risk youth 13-17 years old and their parents. It does this by using a curriculum that has been scientifically tested and found to produce the desired result of reducing and/or delaying the onset of drug use among the target population. This is known as the Creating Lasting Family Connections (CLFC) program. It is an 18-week educational and skills building program funded by the Department of State Health Services (DSHS) with matching monies from the City of Austin and Travis County. We serve approximately 130-150 youth and parents in this program annually. The Department of State Health Services (DSHS), the City of Austin, and Travis County has consistently supported youth Advocacy since its inception in 1975. Few other grass roots organizations have enjoyed this kind of support for such a period of time. In 1996, it was deemed as an agency, which provided "critical services" to a high-risk population and was funded by Travis County as a sole source contract.

23. First Call: BC Child And Youth Advocacy Coalition
    Children and youth must receive a first call on society's resources because we value them as children and youth and because they are our future. First Call is a coalition of  
    http://firstcallbc.org/

24. Youth Advocacy
    Welcome to the Youth Advocacy website. Use the menus below to navigate around the site and find out more about how Youth Advocacy can help you to be heard!  
    http://youthadvocacy.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Be Heard Welcome to the Youth Advocacy website. Use the menus below to navigate around the site and find out more about how Youth Advocacy can help you to be heard! Below are links to navigate the Youth Advocacy blog. In the blog we post a diary of the work we are doing and how we are progressing in our effort to help young people being heard in East Ayrshire. posted by Admin @ 4:14 AM April 19, 2010 Welcome to the website of Youth Advocacy!

25. Child Youth Advocacy Jobs - Browse Keywords | Juju Job Search
    Browse Child Youth Advocacy jobs from 1,000s of job boards and employer web sites in one place. Juju makes your Child Youth Advocacy job search faster and more comprehensive.  
    http://www.job-search-engine.com/keyword/child-youth-advocacy/

26. YOUTH ADVOCACY - Links To Teen Advocacy
    Information and support to help teens that smoke reduce or stop their smoking habit. Incorporates the ASCENT curriculum, Adolescent Smoking Cessation Escaping Nicotine and  
    http://www.teenquit.com/YouthAdv/index.asp

27. CCNP: Services
    Youth Advocacy El Centro Del Pueblo. Established in 1974, El Centro Del Pueblo is a community based organization with a long standing record of community service in the  
    http://laccnp.org/services/youthadvocacy.shtml
    
    Extractions: El Centro Del Pueblo Established in 1974, El Centro Del Pueblo is a community based organization with a long standing record of community service in the prevention of gang violence through prevention, intervention and education. Incorporated as a non-profit entity under laws of the state of California, El Centro Del Pueblo's mission is to provide social services such as educational support, recreation activities and training in conflict resoulution to improve the quality of life of the diverse communities in the Los Angeles area. Our current Youth Advocacy Program, under the Family Development Network, allows us to provide education, cultural awareness, counseling, conflict resoultion training and mentoring to gang involved youth. Enhancing self-esteem and social adjustment skills among youth as well as reducing negative activity are our primary goals. Referrals are obatined from local law enforcement agencies. To receive our free services you must reside in the Westlake, Pico Union, or Central City communities.

28. National Youth Advocacy Coalition: About NYAC
    The National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC) is a national social justice organization working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people to  
    http://www.nyacyouth.org/about/index.php
    
    Extractions: About the National Youth Advocacy Coalition The National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC) is a national social justice organization working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people to strengthen the role of young people in the LGBTQ rights movement. Celebrating its 17th anniversary, NYAC's full-time professional staff supports local, state and national organizations working to engage LGBTQ youth. NYAC is committed to representing the voices of young people - the largest living generation - within the broader LGBTQ and social justice movements. Through capacity building, advocacy and youth engagement, NYAC is building a generation of impact Mission The National Youth Advocacy Coalition is a social justice organization that advocates for and with young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning (LGBTQ) in an effort to end discrimination against these youth and to ensure their physical and emotional well-being. Vision To create a world in which: There is opportunity for all LGBT youth to live to their fullest potential in a socially, racially and economically just world.

29. FPATT Services - IEC - Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM)
    Eve Anderson Associates temporary staffing solutions, permanent placement, employment agency, Trinidad and Tobago, offer management for arbitrations, conferences, receptions  
    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.

30. Children, Teen, And Parent Resources – Youth And Kids Topics By Child.net
    Works with streetkids and runaways through youth advocacy, teen helplines, teen after-school centers and provides counseling in US.  
    http://www.child.net/

31. NCDOA - Youth Advocacy And Involvement Office
    The Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office (YAIO), a public agency in the North Carolina Department of Administration, offers a blend of programs and services for children  
    http://www.doa.state.nc.us/yaio/
    
    Extractions: The Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office (YAIO), a public agency in the North Carolina Department of Administration, offers a blend of programs and services for children, youth and young adults. It seeks to enhance the quality of the lives of children and youth in the state through individual and class advocacy intervention and by offering opportunities for leadership development and experiential education. View our brochure (pdf) Creating a better tomorrow by making children and youth our priority today. Our new telephone number is: Connect with us:

32. Youth Advocacy : The Juvenile Justice Project Of Louisiana
    Youth Advocacy. Children are filling our juvenile courts every day without the support of a true advocate to help them and their families understand the system.  
    http://jjpl.org/new/?page_id=37

33. Youth Advocacy Center
    Helps young adults in or at-risk of foster care take control of their lives. Getting Beyond the System seminar, reports, and news.  
    http://www.youthadvocacycenter.org/

34. CYAN Online
    Dedicated to the support of youth and young adult tobacco control advocacy throughout California. By providing young people and agencies working with young people with the tangible tools for action, CYAN strives to mobilize a powerful statewide movement for tobacco control.  
    http://www.cyanonline.org/

35. YATI
    The Youth Advocacy Training Institute (YATI) is a program of the Ontario Lung Association funded by the Government of Ontario.  
    http://www.youthadvocacy.ca/
    
    Extractions: Download or subscribe November 15 2010 Be Your Best Self! - Youth Leadership Training November 11 2010 Social Smoking Design-A-Poster Contest October 20 2010 Calling All Ontario Youth: Take Part In The Youth Development Committee Today! Join YATI Learn about the features and advantages of joining the website... Meet the YATI Team Get to know and read about our dedicated staff... Discussion Forums Join the conversation and share your advocacy experiences... Tobacco Industry (Tobacco Free CA, 2008) hey Conference Toronto: III VIEW GALLERY hey! Conference: Niagra III VIEW GALLERY hey! Conference: Niagra II

36. About Us | YATI
    Youth Advocacy Training Institute. The Youth Advocacy Training Institute(YATI) is a program of the Ontario Lung Association. YATI supports youth and youthserving organizations  
    http://www.youthadvocacy.ca/about-us
    
    Extractions: TOLL FREE: 1-877-TLA-YATI (852-9284) Home About Us The Youth Advocacy Training Institute(YATI) is a program of the Ontario Lung Association. YATI supports youth and youth-serving organizations in Ontario. We do so by providing exciting and interactive learning experiences for youth and adults alike on a variety of topics that help adults and youth work together to improve the health of their communities through advocacy, education, and positive youth development. Learn about our mission to create healthier communities.

37. CCA :: Programs :: Youth Services - Syracuse :: Youth Advocacy
    Youth Advocacy. Syracuse Youth Services works with courtinvolved youth who would otherwise remain in detention or face placement in a juvenile or adult correctional  
    http://www.communityalternatives.org/programs/youthAdvocacy.html

38. PRACTICING YOUTH ADVOCACY
    3 advocacy 2 advocacy Some Important Elements of Advocacy This section includes several advocacy fundamentals that NFYAC believes are essential for foster youth to practice to  
    http://www.ytfg.org/documents/Advocacy.pdf

39. Youth Advocacy :
    Youth Advocacy is a strategy employed by the Union 98 Coordinated School Health Program to actively engage our students in the health issues that affect them.  
    http://www.u98.k12.me.us/youthadv/
    
    Extractions: Youth Advocacy is a strategy employed by the Union 98 Coordinated School Health Program to actively engage our students in the health issues that affect them. Working in close cooperation with our Service-Learning program, projects that utilize a Youth Advocacy approach challenge students to take ownership of an issue and effectively discover and advocate for a solution.

40. Youth Advocacy At Mission Pie | Mission Pie
    By providing a positive, encouraging and empowering employment experience, Mission Pie hopes to enhance the lives of atrisk San Francisco youth and cultivate in them not only  
    http://missionpie.com/youth-advocacy/
    
    Extractions: Building on our first year of commitment to hosting youth interns and hiring young staff from the Pie Ranch program we now are also enthusiastically partnering with Ally program. We also enjoy the collegial support of JVS (Jewish Vocational Services) , and administrators and teachers from SF Unified School District High Schools as we continue to develop our capacity in this realm, and hopefully inspire other local businesses to invest in our youth. Pie Ranch is a small-scale, nonprofit organic farm in coastal Pescadero, CA, dedicated to educational programs related to food and farming as well as natural and cultural history. They began their youth education programs in 2005, inviting inner-city school groups out to experience a working farm. Through hands-on farm work and collective reflection at Pie Ranch, San Francisco teenagers discover new competencies and insights that benefit them as individuals and in community. Mission Pie employs former students of Pie Ranch, and purchases and bakes with many of the ingredients cultivated by the students and farmers on Pie Ranch, thereby supporting youth in understanding the full circle of food production. Hours 2901 Mission St.

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