Links - Youth
Alternatives
http://www.alternatives.ca/?lang=enArt Matters
http://artmatters.concordia.caA high-profile student-run art festival in Montreal
ArtStarts in Schools
http://www.artstarts.comVancouver art programming for youth
Canada 25
http://canada25.com/Non-profit, non-partisan organization that brings the voices and ideas of Canadians, aged 20-35, to the nation's public policy discourse and takes action on issues of local and national significance.
Canada World Youth
http://www.cwy-jcm.orgCanada World Youth develops international educational programs where young people learn through experience.
Horizons for Youth
http://www.horizonsforyouth.orgToronto Youth Shelter
National Inuit Youth Council
http://www.niyc.caIn partnership with Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, NIYC works to open communications between the regions and improve the lives of Inuit youth in Canada.
Peace Child
http://www.peacechild.orgQuantum Shift TV
http://www.quantumshift.tvReach Out, Speak Up! Ignite Change Now - Global Youth Assembly
http://www.youthassembly.caThe Global Youth Assembly 2007 will bring 100 - 1000 international youth and young professionals 16 - 28 years to Edmonton, Canada. 1-4 August.
Rock and Roll Revival
http://www.rockandrollrevival.orgRock and Roll Revival is a grass-roots movement based out of Ottawa. It's goals are to combine music, art, activism, and education while giving people (young and old) a sense of community and empowerment. We believe that this is the first step toward a positive change in ourselves and our society.
Sierra Youth Coalition
http://www.syc-cjs.org/tiki-index.phpServing as the youth arm of the Sierra Club of Canada, the Sierra Youth Coalition is a youth-run Canadian Environmental organization.
The Global Youth Network
http://www.unodc.org/youthnet/The Global Youth Network project aims to increase youth involvement with the international community in developing drug abuse prevention policies and programmes.
The MissG Project
http://www.themissgproject.orgThe Miss G__ Project is a group of concerned citizens working together to promote equity in education, to combat sexism and homophobia through education, and to encourage active citizenship.
The Otesha Project
http://www.otesha.ca/Otesha, which means "reason to dream" in Swahili, was created to mobi-lize youth to create local and global change through their daily consumer choices.
Youth Aids Aldo
http://www.youthaids-aldo.org/Youth.GC.CA
http://www.youth.gc.caThe source for information about programs and services available for youth at the community level and beyond.



