61. Youth Advocacy youth advocacy Last updated on April 26, 2002. youth advocacy, Inc.'smission History youth advocacy, Inc. is a grass roots agency http://www.volunteersolutions.org/austin/volunteer/agency/one_30237.html

Home Login Search Spotlight ... About Us Youth Advocacy Last updated on April 26, 2002 History: Youth Advocacy, Inc. is a grass roots agency founded in 1974, 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. Contact people: Mona Rodriguez, Program Coordinator, (512) 444-9505, (email this person) Jesse Flores, Vice President, (512) 444-9505, (email this person) Office fax number: Address: 1900 E. Oltorf, Suite 114-B Austin, TX 78741 See a map Web Site: http://www.youthadvocacy.org Directions: The agency is located East of I-35 on Oltorf. Nearest Bus Stop: Oltorf at Parker Lane, 2 minute walk For maps or information, please see Be the first person to offer feedback on this agency! Post a volunteer reflection to share your experiences with other volunteers! View Info Add to Favorites Add Reflection Email to Friend ... Privacy Statement The inclusion of any organization or person in this database does not constitute a representation, warranty, or endorsement with respect to the competence, suitability, or reliability of such organization or person by United Way Capital Area; nor does United Way Capital Area sponsor or endorse any third-party web site ( legal notices

62. National Youth Advocacy Coalition LGBT Social Justice Issues LGBT Social Justice Issues. Legislative Alerts and Updates. AgencySecretary of State Says Condom Use Saves Lives. WE DID IT! CDC http://capwiz.com/nyac/issues/

LGBT Social Justice Issues Legislative Alerts and Updates Agency: Secretary of State Says Condom Use Saves Lives WE DID IT! CDC Awards Large Grants to Several NYAC Members Media: NEW! Another Trans Teen Murdered in San Francisco Coming Out of Depression President: Vengeance Must Not Substitute for Justice Other: NYAC Asks Governor, Regents to Fire Bowie State President It Is Time for Him to Go The Terror Continues for Families of Gay Attack Victims See All Legislative Alerts and Updates Current Legislation Summaries and status information about key bills. Key Votes Key congressional roll call votes. Capitol Hill Basics Tips about communicating with Members and general information about Hill staffers, the legislative process and more.

63. National Youth Advocacy Coalition Signup Action EList. Please enter your contact information to sign up for our mailinglist. (* indicates required field). First Name, Last Name. E-mail*. Address. City. http://capwiz.com/nyac/mlm/

Action E-List Please enter your contact information to sign up for our mailing list. indicates required field) First Name Last Name E-mail Address City State AK AL AR AS AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA GU HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VI VT WA WI WV WY AA AE AP ZIP Code ZIP+4 Phone Number Fax Number Birthday (Ex. 01-01-2001) Remember Me what's this? If you are already signed up for our mailing list and wish to update your contact information, enter your email address below and click "Go". You may cancel your subscription at any time by sending an e-mail to nyac_list@capwiz.mailmanager.net with the word "unsubscribe" in the subject line.

64. First Call: BC Child And Youth Advocacy Coalition First Call BC Child and youth advocacy Coalition. First Call isa broad crosssectoral non-partisan coalition in BC. We have 60 http://www.vancouverfoundation.bc.ca/Community/Down Loads/UEYreport2.htm

First Call: BC Child and Youth Advocacy Coalition First Call is a broad cross-sectoral non-partisan coalition in BC. We have 60 provincial or regional organizations who are partners in First Call. There are First Call community mobilizations in 21 communities around BC. And we have a network of thousands of community groups and individuals Coalition partners work together on public education and community collaboration to ensure healthy social, economic, and policy environments for children and youth. Our major work is the Spotlight on Children and Youth campaign, which is outlined in the document, “A Call to Action” and can be viewed at www.firstcallbc.org This is a public education and community mobilization campaign to ensure that all children and youth have the Keys to Success Children, youth, and families need: A Strong Commitment to Early Childhood Development Support in Transitions from Childhood to Youth and Adulthood Increased Economic Equality Safe and Caring Communities For more information contact Cindy Carson at (604) 875-3629 or ccarson@cw.bc.ca

65. Youth Advocacy Program youth advocacy program. IMPACT has implemented a program to addresschildhood disability issues. The program educates parents, families http://www.impactcil.org/prog_serv/consumer/children.html

Youth Advocacy program I MPACT has implemented a program to address childhood disability issues. The program educates parents, families, and the general public on options and opportunities for children with disabilities which can lead to fuller and more rewarding lives. IMPACT staff members are parents of children with disabilities who know and feel what other parents are experiencing. Most important is the opportunity to assist parents in achieving quality of life for their children. Quality is determined by families. The education, advocacy and referral aspects of this program encompass many areas such as educational services, supports and accommodations, recreational opportunities, child care opportunities, transitional information and assistive technology issues. T he need for this service is demonstrated in the number of families served, over 100 families in the first year alone. Children and families have been referred from school district personnel, private tutors, administrators, social service agencies, other parents, etc. Traditionally, families have either been unable or unaware of how to access services and supports for their children. Families can easily become overwhelmed in understanding the educational system and other systems involved in supporting a child with a disability. This program, run by parents of children with disabilities, can provide insight into childhood issues as only a parent of a child with a disability can. P roviding education and information allows families to become their child's best advocate.

66. Youth Advocacy Links America's Promise. youth advocacy Links. Boys Town USA. The Alliance ForYouth. Youth Information. youth advocacy Links. National Project. Safe Place. http://www.teen-help.com/page5.html

America's Promise Youth Advocacy Links Boys Town USA The Alliance For Youth Louisiana Children's Trust Fund National Association of Child Advocacy ... National Center For Youth Law Phone: 318-343-TEEN or 1-888-442-TEEN Fax: 318-345-5550 Our House's Cyber Safe Place Homepage How To Get Immediate Help About Our House Our House Programs ... Become an Our House Member Click on any link below to learn more about these organizations that help kids. Our House's Cyber Safe Place Homepage Safe Place Sites in Our Area/How to Get Immediate Help ... Online Community

67. FPATT Services - IEC - Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM) youth advocacy Movement A regional body . . . FPA peer helpers have theoption of becoming members of the youth advocacy Movement (YAM). http://www.ttfpa.org/services/iec/yam.html

Young People - in and out of school Youth Advocacy Movement (YAM) Nicky McBride Resouce Centre Research Projects 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.

68. Youth Advocacy State Youth Council Advocacy Subcommittee, http://www.ilworkforce.org/advocacy.htm

State Youth Council Advocacy Subcommittee The Advocacy Subcommittee's primary function is to look and advocate for greater state, federal and private resources for local youth councils and identify potential funding which could be redirected to ensure the greatest efficiency and effectiveness of a workforce development system for youth. It looks to developing policies for consideration by the HRIC/IWIB including those which will create incentives for local areas to identify, recruit, and serve at-risk youth. It will also identify where duplication exists and act to correct. Send questions and comments to committee staff at atotten@ilworkforce.org Return to Committees Privacy Statement

69. Youth Advocacy Members Youth Council Advocacy Subcommittee Members Ms. Margie Doolen ChairIllinois Assoc. for Career and Technical Education 200 East http://www.ilworkforce.org/advocmembers.htm

Youth Council Advocacy Subcommittee Members Ms. Margie Doolen - Chair Illinois Assoc. for Career and Technical Education 200 East Schwartz Salem,Illinois 62881 Voice: 618/548-6385 Fax: 618/548-6598 Mdoolen@accessus.net Ms. Gloria Cassel-Fitzgerald 100 West Randolph, Ste. 6-100 Chicago,Illinois 60601 Voice: 312/814-6823 Fax: 312/814-2656 Gfitzgerald@idcfs.state.il.us Ms. Sue Clark Girl Scouts 3020 Baker Drive Springfield,Illinois 62703 Voice: 217/523-8159 Fax: 217/523-8321 gsllc@girlscoutsllc.org Ms. Chika Nnamani Asst. Vice President Student Affairs Illinois State University Campus Box 2600 - Illinois State University Normal,Illinois 61790 - 2600 Voice: 309/438-8895 Fax: 309/438-8500 cknnama@ilstu.edu

70. Youth Advocacy Paper Date Thread youth advocacy Paper. To cooperativebus@relay.doit.wisc.edu;Date Mon, 07 Dec 1998 125059 -0800. http://csf.colorado.edu/co-op/coop-bus/april98/msg00887.html

Date Thread Youth Advocacy Paper To cooperative-bus@relay.doit.wisc.edu Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1998 12:50:59 -0800 Saidee, Please send us a copy of your paper entitled "Why Involve Youth in Coops and How" . E-mail us at iacoops@netins.net or send it to Iowa Institite For Cooperatives, 2515 Elwood Drive, Ste. 104, Ames, IA 50010. Thanks, Katie Date Thread Home

71. Gifted Youth Advocacy Information For Teachers Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home TeacherResources Gifted Youth Advocacy Advocacy by Parents and http://www.teach-nology.com/teachers/gifted_youth/advocacy/

Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Gifted Youth Advocacy ... Advocacy by Parents and Right to Gifted Education Report - For anyone interested in how one community is battling a school division intent on undermining gifted education. The BachReport debunks many myths while taking to task a recalcitrant school board and administration. Advocacy site for exceptionally and profoundly gifted children - Help for families and advocates of exceptionally and profoundly gifted children. Beth's Arsenal for EG/PG Advocates - A site for parents and advocates of exceptionally and profoundly gifted children with on-site resources, documents, children's area, educational resources, links to international organisations, message boards for children and parents. Blending Gifted Education and School Reform - Provides a process for assuring that the unique needs of students who are gifted are addressed within the context of systemic reform.

72. California Youth Advocacy Calendar http://www.calcalendar.org/

73. Tobacco Control Program Advocacy - South Shore Boards Of Health Tobacco Control youth advocacy. Some of the greatest advocates on TV. The media componentof our youth advocacy program is especially exciting. Youth can learn http://www.smokefreenews.com/yadvocacy.html

Youth Access How Can I Help in My Hometown? Youth Advocacy HOMEPAGE 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. The media component of our Youth Advocacy program is especially exciting. Youth can learn the basics of coordinating a media campaign, producing a cable show or developing messages to counter those put out by the tobacco industry. 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.

74. Video Machete youth advocacy Sites. Youth Today The Newspaper on Youth Work isthe only independent, nationally distributed newspaper that goes http://www.videomachete.org/links/links8.html

Festivals Media Sites Resources Activism Sites ... Funding Sites Youth Advocacy VM Allies Youth Advocacy Sites Youth Today The Newspaper on Youth Work is the only independent, nationally distributed newspaper that goes out to more than 70,000 readers in the child and youth services field. National Network for Youth For 25 years, the National Network for Youth has been dedicated to ensuring that young people can be safe and lead healthy and productive lives. With more than 700 direct members and 1,500 constituents involved in its regional and state networks, the National Network informs public policy, educates the public and strengthens the field of youth work. National Resource Center for Youth Services (NRCYS) T he Global Youth ACTION Network is a collaboration among youth and youth-serving organizations to share information, resources and solutions to promote greater youth engagement. The GYAN creates the opportunity for every young person to be heard, leverages their voices to impact national and global agendas and provides tools, recognition and financial support for youth who take positive action to improve our world - community by community. The ERASE Initiative is a national program which challenges racism in public schools and promotes racial justice and academic excellence for all students.

75. Youth Advocacy Activities Report David Clark, MD, Chairperson Executive Committee Meeting September1517, 2000. Report on youth advocacy Committee Activities. http://www.aapdistrictii.org/advocacy/yar00_01.htm

Search our Site: Sitemap Action Alerts Advocacy Campaign for Healthy Children Coalitions Communicating with ... Links Session Archives Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 American Academy of Pediatrics District II-New York State Youth Advocacy Committee Report David Clark, MD, Chairperson Executive Committee Meeting September 15-17, 2000 Report on Youth Advocacy Committee Activities Newborn Hearing Screening A new section (2500 g) was added to the public health law during the last legislative session (1999-2000) which requires the Commissioner of the Department of Health (DOH) to establish a program to screen newborn infants for hearing problems. The Department of Health has convened an Ad Hoc Work Group to assist in the development of regulations for implementation of newborn hearing screening. Dr. Clark has attended recent meetings of the Ad Hoc Work Group and is currently reviewing the first round of the proposed draft regulations. Dr. Clark will continue to participate in the Ad Hoc Work Group meetings and will provide a report on the regulations at the District's November meeting. Campaign for Healthy Children The Youth Advocacy Committee will be holding its next meeting via conference call later this fall to discuss member recommendations for the 2001 Campaign for Healthy Children's Agenda. In late August, YAC members received a mailing that included the 2000 Campaign for Healthy Children agenda and a list of AAP's model bills. The conference call will provide YAC members with the opportunity to make recommendations for inclusion in the Campaign's 2001 Agenda. The Campaign for Healthy Children will be holding its agenda-setting meeting in October in New York City.

76. Youth Advocacy In Action At the January 2001 Youth Advisory Council training, representatives ofNational MADD presented members with training in youth advocacy. http://www.state.vt.us/educ/vtlsp/YouthAdvocacy.HTM

At the January 2001 Youth Advisory Council training, representatives of National MADD presented members with training in youth advocacy. They learned about the law making process and role played giving testimony before a legislative committee. In March VTLSP was invited to give testimony before the House Transportation Committee on a bill which would extend the primary safety belt law from age 12 to age 18 and make other changes in the child passenger restraint law (H.142 see below Sarah Jackson talks to the committee about the importance of safety belt use for her peers and tells them of her crash. VTLSP National Rep, Dan Barnard tells the committee members of his observations of teen belt use in his community. Twinfield Union H.S. sophomore Krystian Peduzzi speaks eloquently about peer pressure as it relates to safety belt use. The committee members listen intently and ask lots of questions. Back to VTLSP Activities Questions or Comments? ... vtlsp@doe.state.vt.us

77. Children/Youth Advocacy Committee WELCOME TO THE EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY COMMITTEE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH.We coordinate classes and activities for children and youth http://www.mpcfamily.org/childed.htm

78. The Haven Of RCS - Outreach Youth Advocacy The purple color in our ribbon represents the 'healing bruise' youth advocacy IndividualCounseling Individual sessions are scheduled by appointment only. http://www.havenrcs.org/ythout.htm

Youth Advocacy Individual Counseling Individual sessions are scheduled by appointment only. Sessions are free of charge. Intake is completed prior to meeting with the children. All sessions are confidential. Children's Support Group Children attend support group while their mother attends adult women's group. Supportive and educational counseling is provided to children in attendance. Tutorial programs are facilitated when enough supervision is available. For children under 5, development of social skills is reinforced through role modeling. All sessions are confidential Teen Support Group Designed to focus on the DV and Dating Violence issues that teenage girls encounter. Open group to any teenage girl. All sessions are confidential. Community Education Presentations to members of the community. Topics include the effects of domestic violence on children, dating violence to teens, healthy expressions of anger, and safety planning for children. Youth-Based Prevention and Intervention Programs Prevention and intervention programs are implemented in high schools, residential treatment programs, and youthful offender programs. The primary focus of these programs is to educate youth about alternatives to violence.

79. Youth Advocacy youth advocacy. Connect for Kids. Indiana Youth Institute. Search Institute. http://isca.indiana.edu/youthadvo.html

Youth Advocacy Connect for Kids Indiana Youth Institute Search Institute

80. Public Information : Community Legal Centres - Youth Advocacy And Legal Service Community Legal Centre Directory, Community Legal Centres YouthAdvocacy and Legal Service. (with Youth Resource Centre) 1st Floor http://www.liv.asn.au/public/clc/clc-Youth.html

home public clc Youth Advocacy and Legal Service (with Youth Resource Centre 1st Floor, 26-30 Scott Street, Dandenong 3175 Tel: (03) 9794 5428 Fax: (03) 9792 1460 Hours open Monday, Friday 9am - 5pm Tuesday, Thursday 6.30pm - 8.30pm Wednesday 2pm - 5pm Direct legal services: Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm Catchment area Melbourne metropolitan area Appointment Available but not necessary Work referred out Clients 20 years and above Other services available Youth counselling Youth housing Employment referral Community education up to Public and Community Site Map - Site contents listing LIV Home What's New Site Search FAQ/Help About LIV Member Services Law Institute Journal Sections Public and Community Professional Standards 470 Bourke Street Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia Tel: +61 3 9607 9311 Fax: +61 3 9602 5270 DX 350 Melbourne. ABN 32 075 475 731. Contact us Law Institute of Victoria 1998 - 2003. The Law Institute of Victoria is a division of Victorian Lawyers RPA Limited ACN 075 475 731 and is the professional association for members of the legal profession in Victoria, Australia. Privacy Policy Other Policies Comments and queries URL: http://www.liv.asn.au/public/clc/clc-Youth.html

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