81. What's New/Announcement National Youth Advocacy Coalition Is Looking For Young P appropriate, culturally competent services to those infected, affected or at risk;develop leadership and advocacy skills; and strengthen youth leadership in http://www.omhrc.gov/omh/aids/2k3/2515_2C3.htm

Scholarships Still Available for the Ryan White National Youth Conference Tenth Annual Ryan White National Youth Conference on HIV and AIDS 2003 Dallas, Texas February 14-17, 2003 The Ryan White National Youth Conference on HIV and AIDS (RWNYC) is the only national conference dedicated to building the HIV prevention health services and advocacy skills of young AIDS activists, youth peer educators, HIV positive youth and those who work in support of young people. Over 600 youth and adults who work with youth from around the nation will attend to identify and share effective resources for HIV prevention among young people; present models of care, leadership and support services for HIV positive young people; present models of youth appropriate, culturally competent services to those infected, affected or at risk; develop leadership and advocacy skills; and strengthen youth leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS. For more information, including registration form, visit the conference http://www.rwnyc.org

82. YouthEscape - Youth Advocacy For Tobacco Control - Tobacco Vortal Workshop youth advocacy for Tobacco Control. Presented by PTCC (ProgramTraining and Consultation Centre) And hosted by Leeds, Grenville http://www.healthunit.org/youthescape/default.htm

Smoke-FX CyberIsle Health Canada invites you to: Enter the "Second-Hand Smoke Speak Your Mind" contest and WIN! Got first hand experience with second-hand smoke ... ? tell them your story ! And then send it to us Your story could be turned into a real TV commercial! Plus you will receive a Sony camcorder. (One winner). The 4 top finalists with the best stories will receive a Sony camcorder (approx. value: $799.99 each). 10 names will be drawn at random from the stories received each week and the winners will receive movie passes from Famous Players (approx. value: $25 each). Orilla Conference The annual conference was held again in Orillia during November 8, 9, and 10th 2002. The conference was for youth only. Youth discussed the issues concerning them today about tobacco and came up with some suggestions. View pictures from the conference Is there an event happening in your area that you would like posted? Send us the information and we will post it. * Submit here.

83. The Catalog For Giving Programs - Youth Advocacy Center youth advocacy Center. Each year thousands of teens are youth advocacyCenter is changing that. In afterschool seminars, these young http://www.cfgnyc.org/yoAd.shtml

84. YouthResource: Advocacy: News Things have been buzzing here in the offices of the National youth advocacy Coalition(NYAC) and we wanted to catch you up on some of the amazing (and brand http://www.youthresource.com/advocacy/news/nyac2003.cfm

a project of advocates for youth about search contact ... news our lives Current - Archives - Conferences and News Holiday Greetings! We hope that this letter finds you well, warm, and filled with holiday cheer. Things have been buzzing here in the offices of the National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC) and we wanted to catch you up on some of the amazing (and brand spanking new) things that have come together in the past few months. We hope that you will share this information with all of your friends, staff, colleagues, and most importantly, the young people in your program! A few new resources are available: Youth Connections - NYAC's new one stop resource guide for LGBTQ youth (also available in a searchable on-line format at NYAC's hot off the presses LGBTQ Youth of Color Research Report - which takes a critical look at the outrageous gaps that exist in LGBTQ youth of color research and related literature; and defines a comprehensive research strategy; IMPACT Stickers and magnets highlighting NYAC's new logo; Safe Zone Posters and Stickers;

85. BARC To Host Youth Advocacy, Tobacco Prevention Training BARC to host youth advocacy, tobacco prevention training. 28, for a firsteveryouth advocacy and Tobacco Prevention training seminar. http://www.tobacco.org/news/106321.html

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86. The Legal Aid Society Of Rochester -- Youth Advocacy Program youth advocacy Program (Monroe, Genesee, Orleans and Livingston Counties).Purpose. The purpose of the youth advocacy Programs is http://lasroc.org/youth_adv.html

Youth Advocacy Program (Monroe, Genesee, Orleans and Livingston Counties) Purpose The purpose of the Youth Advocacy Programs is to provide legal representation, educational advocacy, advice and counsel to youth and their families in education related cases. Cases can involve issues of access to school, residency, special education and long term suspension. What We Do We provide representation of youth suspected or identified as having a disability in school proceedings such as: Committee on Special Education meetings Section 504 meetings We provide representation of youth who are charged with school misconduct and/or violation of the school's code of conduct in school proceedings such as: Superintendent hearings Long-Term Suspension hearings We provide representation, counseling, and referral to resolve issues involving residency and rights of students to enroll in school. We provide information, referral, and consultation on issues listed above and other issues such as: Legal rights and responsibilities of youth, parents, and schools Strategies to address and resolve concerns and problems Run-away and homeless youth Emancipation Individualized Education Programs (IEP) and 504 Plans Who Qualifies for the Program Children and youth from birth to age 21 and their families Residents of Monroe, Genesee, Livingston, or Orleans Counties

87. CPC - What You Can Do - Youth Advocacy / Target Market Campaign youth advocacy. Involving youth in the design and implementation of tobacco controlprograms has proven to be an effective way to preventing youth tobacco use. http://www.cpcaction.org/what_you/tobacco/tb_youth.html

Youth Advocacy Involving youth in the design and implementation of tobacco control programs has proven to be an effective way to preventing youth tobacco use. Target Market is a Minnesota youth movement set on "turning the tables" on the tobacco industry. Teens are fighting back the tobacco industry by using the same successful tactics the industry has used to addict generations of youth. Youth have designed TV and print ads, promotional gear, events, and other marketing items to get the message out to "Big Tobacco" that they're the ones being targeted now - watch out! Visit the Target Market website to find out more about this exciting new youth movement. Contact Us or Become a CPC Member Community Prevention Coalition - 525 Portland Avenue South - MC968 Minneapolis, Minnesota USA - 55415 - 612-348-5618 - Fax 612-348-7548

88. Program Details For LEGAL AID SOCIETY - YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAM LEGAL AID SOCIETY youth advocacy PROGRAM Back to Main Page 4th Floor,Terminal Building 65 West Broad Street Rochester, NY 14614 http://mcls.rochester.lib.ny.us/humanserv/sm0l75ku.htm

LEGAL AID SOCIETY - YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAM Back to Main Page 4th Floor, Terminal Building 65 West Broad Street Rochester, NY 14614-2294 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Monroe County Livingston County Genesee and Orleans Counties Operating Agency: LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, INC. Person in charge: Patti W. Moss Program Director Hours of operation: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, Mon. - Fri. Fees: None or minimal for training services; none for other services Eligibility requirements: Age birth-21; resident of participating county Intake Procedure: Call office Area Served: Monroe, Genesee, Livingston and Orleans counties Waiting Lists: Sometimes for representation [X]= Yes or True No or False [X] Library Services Speakers Bureau Volunteer Opportunities About the program: 1. Clearinghouse for information about child and parent rights and responsibilities 2. Assistance, information and/or representation for parents and children (school suspensions; school-related hearings; inappropriate placement in special education; juvenile justice; runaway and homeless youth; health; mental health; social services) 3. Training on parent and child rights and responsibilities available to organizations and groups 4. Training in basic advocacy skills for service providers, parents and community groups 5. Advocacy relating to concerns of children and youth Accessibility: On bus route; designated handicapped parking; accessible route from parking to entrance; level entrance; doors in series; elevator; handicapped accessible restroom; telephone accessible to wheelchair user; interpreters for the deaf upon request

89. Program Details For YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAM OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY youth advocacy PROGRAM OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY Back to Main PageTerminal Building 65 West Broad Street Rochester, NY 146142294 http://mcls.rochester.lib.ny.us/associations/6x0s2mm1.htm

YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAM OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY Back to Main Page Terminal Building 65 West Broad Street Rochester, NY 14614-2294 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Patti W. Moss Fax Operating Agency: YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAM OF THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY Person in charge: Patti W. Moss Program Director About the program:

90. California Youth Advocacy Network (CYAN) If you are in the 912 grade and would like to become a member of the StatewideAdvanced youth advocacy Coalition please contact Yvette Childs at (916) 339 http://www.cyanonline.org/getinvolved/info.jsp

91. ADVOCACY FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH children and youth. Here you'll find current youth advocacy opportunities,as well as links to major childrens advocacy groups. http://www.child.net/advocacy.htm

This site is hosted by Netfirms Web Hosting ADVOCACY FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH This is Streetcats Foundation/National Childrens Coalition new web center for advocacy for children and youth. Here you'll find current youth advocacy opportunities, as well as links to major childrens advocacy groups. America's kids25% of them-live in poverty, 1.5 million youth run away each year, child abuse and teen violence are at epidemic propertions. Kids and teens need mopre safe places to go after school and places to play and just be kids. But most politicians talk a good talk at election time, yet do little. It's up to us.....so check back here each month to find out new initiatives and what you can do.... CURRENT ADVOCACY INITIATIVES This section is being developed over the summer and you'll find the first listing of initiatives around April 1. LINKS National Childrens Coalition KidsCampaigns-Coalition for Americas Children Stand for Children America's Promise ... Childrens Television Workshop

92. Youth Advocacy And The House Of Latex Project Peer Education Retreat youth advocacy and the House of Latex Project Peer Education RetreatGay Men's Health Crisis House of Latex Project is a peerbased http://www.diffa.org/gmhc.html

GRANT PROCESS GRANTEE PROFILE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS Youth Advocacy and the House of Latex Project Peer Education Retreat Gay Men's Health Crisis House of Latex Project is a peer-based HIV prevention, education and outreach program helping the youth and young adults of New York City's vibrant house and ball community as they struggle with the continued impact of HIV and AIDS. More than ten years ago, Gay Men's Health Crisis began sending outreach workers to balls to distribute condoms. That effort has grown into the longest running HIV prevention program dedicated to the house and ball community in the country. DIFFA granted funds that helped the House of Latex Project host a peer education and training retreat in January 2001. The retreat was a rousing success and has resulted in critical growth and development for the House of Latex Project as they prepare for another retreat in the upcoming year.

93. Student Congressional Town Meeting Hon. BERNARD SANDERS in the House of Representatives on behalf of STEVE HOFFMANand JONATHAN CUMMINGS Regarding youth advocacy RIGHTS May 26, 2000. http://www.house.gov/bernie/town_meeting/2000/clubspeakout.html

PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 106th CONGRESS Hon. BERNARD SANDERS in the House of Representatives on behalf of STEVE HOFFMAN and JONATHAN CUMMINGS Regarding YOUTH ADVOCACY RIGHTS May 26, 2000 STEVE HOFFMAN: We work in Burlington, that is where the majority of our work is with Club Speak Out around Chittenden County, and I am just going to read off our vision and our mission to give you an idea of what Club Speak Out is and our goals. Our vision is Club Speak Out envisions the ability for youth to take the initiative without any constraints, being able to embody positive outcomes in our own lives with the feelings of being valued by the community through interests that arise in the area of youth development. And our mission is, Club Youth Speak Out's mission has become a resource for all the youth in all aspects of their life, empowering youth to help themselves in creating healthy developmental programs and resources that will impact their lives positively, using businesses, legislators, schools, the community, and any other area where outcomes can be positive. And that is what this program was designed for, was to go out in Chittenden County and we worked in Burlington to build a model and to give children something to do, take them out of risky behavioral situations and put them where the outcomes can be positive. And what we are here today is to ask a question: Another thing is increase the ability for youth to utilize the resources that state and federal representatives offer; more awareness for youth to be able to come to your office or come to Senator Jeffords' and Leahy's office and their local governments and be able to come up and say, This is an issue that we have, how can you help us, what steps do we have? And then form youth governmental boards that have the ability for youth to have a say in working and forming youth policies in accordance with adult policymakers, and we feel that that is real important.

94. Public Defender Division Of The Committee For Public Counsel Services youth advocacy Project (YAP). Although all Public Defender Division trialoffices accept a limited number of serious cases for clients http://www.state.ma.us/cpcs/pdpage.htm

Public Defender Office Locations CPCS HOME Offices, Resources and Cases Youth Advocacy Project (YAP) ... A Day in the Life of a Public Defender Committee for Public Counsel Services Public Defender Division Offices, Resources and Cases Youth Advocacy Project (YAP) Appeals Unit The Public Defender Division has a statewide Appeals Unit, based in the Boston office, whose lawyers provide appellate advocacy in cases tried by Public Defender Division attorneys. The Appeals Unit lawyers represent clients before the Massachusetts Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court, and occasionally in federal court. The Appeals Unit, led by Chief Appellate Attorney Brownlow Speer, is known statewide for the excellence of its written and oral advocacy. Senior Trial Counsel Training and Supervision Training and supervision are particularly important components of the Public Defender Division’s ethic. Written supervision guidelines are utilized to ensure that all attorneys receive careful supervision and guidance as they handle the serious cases which make up the Public Defender Division’s work. New Public Defender Division attorneys attend an in-house, four-week training program conducted in September by the CPCS Training Unit. The new lawyer training program combines an in-depth review of Massachusetts substantive and procedural criminal law with a highly intensive trial skills training component. Over the four weeks of the course, more than fifty staff Public Defender Division attorneys, investigators and social workers assist in the training of the new lawyers.

95. Youth Advocacy Links Links to youth advocacy Websites American Medical Association AdolescentHealth Links; American Academy of Child Adolescent Psychiatry; http://www.co.chautauqua.ny.us/youth/program/advocacy.htm

Links to Youth Advocacy Websites American Medical Association Adolescent Health Links American Humane Legislaion Page American Public Human Services Association Better Business Bureau Online ... Youth Hall of Fame Updated March 2002

96. NYC YOUTH ADVOCACY PROJECT NYC youth advocacy PROJECT. Nancy Serling, Project Director. 39 West19th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10011 (212) 6911911 FAX (212 http://www.dpca.state.ny.us/nysdpca/new_york_city/nyc_youth_advocacy_project.htm

B ACK T ABLE OF COUNTIES NYC YOUTH ADVOCACY PROJECT Nancy Serling, Project Director 39 West 19th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10011 (212) 691-1911 FAX: (212) 675-0825 Supervising Agency Center for Community Alternatives Marsha Weissman, Executive Director 351 South Warren Street Syracuse, NY 13202 This program began operation in 1990. This project targets youth in detention for 30 days or more to secure their release. These youth are juvenile offenders or juvenile delinquents charged with designated felonies who, absent program intervention, would likely remain in detention from two months to one year. The project will prepare client-specific release plans, provide intensive case management services for all youth released, and promptly notify the court of significant violations. New York State Division of Probation and Correctional Alternatives

97. YouthResource Resources on sexual health, coming out, everyday life and advocacy of youth. Several clubs and links to other webpages. http://www.youthresource.com/

a project of advocates for youth about search contact ... message boards welcome April 2003 12-Apr-03 Sex Ed: It's Your Right sign a petition to support sex education! details... My Sistahs A new site for young women of color. details... Young Gay Men... Stories, articles, and health issues. details... sexual health and wellbeing Dealing with drinking and substance abuse problems. Substance Abuse also featured... Donating Blood YouthHIV Hep B quick links Ask Caitlin: your sexual health Safer Sex HIV ... speak up - advocacy and glbtq youth Support GLBTQ rights on April 9th! Day of Silence also featured... Support Sex Ed! New Coalition Links YouthShakers Gay in ROTC quick links Conferences and News Take Action! Fight for Your Rights! Rights, Respect, Responsibility® ... our lives Our peer ed of the month is Carlos. Questions on being gay and an athlete? Visit Carlos also featured... Small Town Outings Neither Camp: Ask Shin Think you might be bi? quick links Inside Out: Peer Educators Youth Group Listings YR Women Zine Family Outing ... community New! A community for Latino/Latina GLBT Young People @ YouthResource! Latino/a GLBTQ Youth also featured...

98. Advocates For Youth - Rights. Respect. Responsibility.® Information, training, and advocacy regarding sexuality for youthserving organizations, policy makers, and media sources. http://www.advocatesforyouth.org/

Today's Urgent Actions Write to Elected Officials Donate Today Rights. Respect. Responsibility.® Campaign Sign the Petition: Stop Censorship! Annual Report Contact Us Fight for Your Right to Sex Ed Join Advocates' Mailing List Lesson Plans Parents' Sex Ed Center Press Releases Rights. Respect. Responsibility.® Campaign TODAY'S FOCUS The Facts The most up-to-date data on teen sexual health For parents View clips from the video ... Read the latest press releases E-mail your legislator Listen to public service announcements Learn about the European Study Tour Check out staff speeches Sign up to receive Advocates' newsletter Stay abreast of current events The Facts FAQs - frequently asked questions Teen Sexual Health Programs in Developing Countries Lesson Plans Search Advocates' Online Library For Teens ... top of page X

99. National Alliance For Youth Sports advocacy organization for safe, positive and fun youth sports in the US. Includes news and information about youth sports for kids, coaches, and parents. http://www.nays.org/

100. Casa Alianza - Covenant House Central America A nonprofit serving homeless children and youth in Central America. Includes information on programs, advocacy and street children. http://www.casa-alianza.org/EN/index.shtml

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