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FieldNotes: Promoting Active Youth Citizenship
FieldNotes: Promoting Active Youth Citizenship
- Best Practices
  posted in
- Civic Engagement
  
  Leadership
  
  Social Entrepreneurship
  
  Volunteerism
  in
- 2007
This issue of FieldNotes focuses on civic engagement. It discusses how the IYF-Nokia partnership and the Make a Connection initiative have promoted active citizenship among youth around the world.
YOUth No. 1 (Fall 2007)
YOUth No. 1 (Fall 2007)
- YOUth Magazine
  posted in
- Education
  
  Multisectoral Partnerships
  in
- 2007
YOUth magazine is the International Youth Foundation (IYF)’s flagship publication designed to provide a global audience of donors, civil society organizations, governments and youth leaders with news and commentary around
YOUth No. 1: Guest Commentary: Give Youth the Tools & They'll Change the World
YOUth No. 1: Guest Commentary: Give Youth the Tools & They'll Change the World
- YOUth Magazine
  posted in
- Civic Engagement
  
  Leadership
  in
- 2007
This article by Christiane Amanpour appeared in the Fall 2007 edition of YOUth magazine. Amanpour is CNN's Chief International Correspondent. In this article, she discusses the status and future of
YOUth No. 1, In My Own Words: Miguel Nuevez Lozada
YOUth No. 1, In My Own Words: Miguel Nuevez Lozada
- YOUth Magazine
  posted in
- Life Skills
  
  Livelihoods
  
  Out-of-School Youth
  
  Vulnerable Youth
  in
- 2007
This article by Miguel Nuevez Lozada appeared in the Fall 2011 edition of YOUth magazine. Lozada participated in Ocupate, a life skills and employability program for youth gang members in Mexico
FieldNotes: Recruiting & Screening Program Participants
FieldNotes: Recruiting & Screening Program Participants
- Best Practices
  posted in
- Life Skills
  
  Program Design/Management
  in
- 2007
This issue of FieldNotes focuses on how life skills programs can effectively promote their programs and screen potential participants. It discusses the experience of organizations in Nigeria, Poland, and Venezuela.