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	Youth and Political Violence: The problem of anomie and the role of youth organisations - Monique Marks
		Where township youth organisations have legitimate, well-trained and responsible leadership, youth who are committed to organisation will feel compelled to adhere to the discipline and authority of the organisation and to account for their behaviour or face the consequences of not following the principles or codes of conduct of the organisation.
		Many have outgrown youth organisation, others have become disillusioned and have relented their activism, others are simply not interested in being part of youth organisation for a number of reasons which need to be explored, yet others have become involved in more sinister activities as gangsters or part of the "comtsotsi" phenomenon.
		Youth organisations because of their powerful position as legitimate bodies for the youth also need to play a role in reasserting the need for rebuilding constructive relationships between adults and youth in the schools and in the families and households of the youth.
	www.csvr.org.za /papers/papanomi.htm (11649 words)

	Youth & Youth Organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		The National Youth Health Programme is a partnership between the National Youth Council of Ireland, the Health Promotion Unit of the Department of Health and Children and the Youth Affairs Section of the Department of Education & Science.
		The National Association for Youth Drama (NAYD) is the umbrella organisation for youth drama and youth theatre in Ireland.
		The organisation was set up to promote and develop youth drama and theatre across the country, and to encourage a greater understanding of the potential of drama as a medium for learning and as a means of expression for young people.
	tipperary-central.com /phtml/Youth_,038_Youth_Organisations (303 words)

	The future of the Lomé Convention, young people and youth organisations
		While young people and youth organisations have taken a leading role in particular countries in these areas, on the whole they are excluded from participation in the implementation, planning or evaluation of mainstream development programmes.
		From a youth organisation perspective, it is felt that many young people in Europe and ACP countries do not possess enough information to take a clear position concerning the future of the Lomé Convention.
		Children and Youth stand in the historical space between the present and the future; one foot in the present one in the future; as the witnesses to a past and present of injustice, with the hope and possibility of a more just world.
	www.euforic.org /eurodc/youth_gb.htm?&username=guest@euforic.org&password=9999&groups=EUFORIC&workgroup= (3590 words)

	World Youth Forum of the United Nations System
		Youth are building democratic leadership, civil society and social capital for the 21st century.
		Youth policies should be formulated via a thorough consultation process between the government and the national youth NGO platforms as well as other stakeholders as equal partners in that process.
		The government bodies, NGOs, international organisations, and agencies of the United Nations System, in collaboration with youth organisations should co-ordinate the efficient peer-education training of young people in all spheres of life on life skills, and the training of parents, teachers, religious and traditional leaders and caregivers on support skills.
	www.un.org /events/youth98/yforum98/bragayap.htm (3269 words)

	CRIN: Resources
		The Indian Committee of Youth Organizations (ICYO) is planning to organize the “Conference of Youth Organizations” in New Delhi to discuss the all the issues related to young people and role of youth organizations to help the young people.
		Youth Employment — The India’s youth population is 540 millions and unemployment is major concern for them in “world of open economy’.
		The youth organizations sideline in all family programmes lead to no involvement of young people in practicing and promoting the family planning methods.
	www.crin.org /resources/infodetail.asp?ID=5116&flag='news' (377 words)

	Youth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Furthermore, guided afternoon activities are being organised for schoolchildren, as they might otherwise have to spend their afternoons unaccompanied by adults while their parents work.
		Finnish youth organisations have traditionally been large and strong, but recently more open-form youth activity groups have been emerging alongside the traditional organisations.
		In terms of membership, the largest youth organisations are the Scouts and Guides of Finland, various student organisations and schoolchildren’s organisations.
	www.minedu.fi /minedu/youth (388 words)

	Youth Organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		The majority of youth groups at a local level are affiliated to national or regional youth organisations.
		Youth organisations vary in the age group and the interests of the young people they involve, the programmes they offer, the geographic area they operate in and their structures.
		The National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) is the representative body of the voluntary youth sector.
	www.youth.ie /member/orgs.html (213 words)

	Stadtjugendring Erlangen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		The STADTJUGENDRING ERLANGEN (SJR) is a "sub-division" of the Bavarian Youth Council (BJR).
		The BJR is a voluntary union of democratic youth organisations in Bavaria and has the legal status of a corporation under public law.
		Voluntary (unpaid) youth workers who carry an important weight in all the activities of their organisations are trained in courses and seminars.
	www.sjr-erlangen.de /old_page/sjr/sjr_e.htm (346 words)

	National Council for Voluntary Youth Services
		CCVYS is a member led umbrella organisation, providing development, support and representation for voluntary youth organisations throughout Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
		The member organisations aim to work with young people to develop their personal growth, moral and social skills, self-confidence and self-esteem; to enable them to take responsibility for their own lives and to respect others; to encourage them to play a full, active and meaningful part in the life of their community.
		To act as an umbrella organisation for voluntary youth organisations in the county of Norfolk
	www.ncvys.org.uk /docs/publications/directory/eastern.html (1003 words)

	Directory - Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Society and Culture: Teen and Youth: Organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Youth Justice Board for England and Wales · Events and news on youth justice reforms, aimed at preventing youth crime by tackling delays, and helping young people towards more positive activities.
		British Youth Council · Independent charity run for and by young people representing their views to central and local government, political parties, pressure groups and the media.
		Student Action India · cached · Development non-governmental organisation run by young people for young people, aiming to enhance young people's wider education in the UK and in India in particular through the promotion of cultural exchange between the two countries.
	www.incywincy.com /default?p=47527 (515 words)

	welcome to youth.ie
		Youth.ie is developed and managed by the National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) - the representative body of Irish youth organisations.
		You can also read about what is happening in Youth Work in Ireland, youth work legislation and plans, how to get funding, training opportunities for youth workers and leaders, and more.
		You can get an overview of the work of 53 youth organisations in membership of NYCI, and information and links to specific projects and programmes in areas such as health, arts, racism, women's and more.
	www.youth.ie (310 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 304 - 08 March, 1978 - Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - South Tipperary Voluntary ...
		Treacy asked the Minister for Education the nature and amounts of grants available to voluntary youth organisations in the south Tipperary area; and if he will increase these grants with a view to enabling these bodies to expand their valuable contribution to the local communities.
		Tunney: Grants are paid to national governing bodies or youth organisations towards the costs of administration, training programmes and equipment.
		Grants available for distribution to youth organisations in 1978 will be in excess of what was available in 1977.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0304/D.0304.197803080023.html (132 words)

	nyci newsletter: Editorial Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		In simple terms, many youth organisations are experiencing serious difficulty keeping pace with going pay rates in the country.
		For organisations dependent on funding from grants and the generosity of others, the impact is more pronounced.
		However it needs to be accompanied by recognition of the wider financial difficulties being faced by youth organisations in carrying out their programmes and in meeting the needs of young people.
	www.youth.ie /news/arc_sect.php?iss=5 (317 words)

	Caribbean Federation of Youth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		CFY was established in 1986 to serve as a Caribbean-wide regional organisation to defend and promote the welfare of youth.
		Co-ordination of regional youth programmes to encourage and support the formation of national youth structures in the countries of the Caribbean and to assist in the formulation of Regional Youth Policy.
		To co-ordinate the work of national youth organisations in the Caribbean and to assist them in the formulation of their policies, management practice and programmes.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/1667 (436 words)

	EUROPA - Youth - YOUTH programme - introduction
		The YOUTH programme is the EU’s mobility and non-formal education programme targeting young people aged between 15 and 25 years.
		The YOUTH programme started in spring 2000 but incorporates, and is based on, the experiences faced by the former Youth for Europe and European Voluntary Service programmes.
		Furthermore, the Euro-Med Youth programme, involving 35 Euro-Mediterranean partner countries, is one of the YOUTH programme’s main activities.
	europa.eu.int /comm/youth/program/index_en.html (412 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Beyond this function, each WAY event is designed for the more specific purpose of enabling selected youth leaders to increase the knowledge, skills and experience available to their youth organisations, allowing them to more fully contribute to the appropriate development of nations and the world.
		MEMBERS 96 member organisations: 31 in Africa, 18 in Asia, 8 in the Caribbean, 16 in Europe, 13 in Latin-America, 2 in Northern America and 7 in the Pacific region.
		YDC aims at strengthening youth structures that forge North/South cooperation between young people empowering them to shape their lives to attain development that is environmentally sustainable, politically and economically accessible and socially just.
	www.unesco.org /youth/repertoirefinal.doc (2297 words)

	Directory of International Youth-led/Youth Serving Organisations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		It is a voluntary organisation seeking to promote peace, goodwill and solidarity among member organisations in order to foster greater international understanding and respect for the wide variety of cultural values in the region.
		Opportunities are given to youth leaders from member and neighbouring non-member countries, to discuss and debate issues with a view to playing a positive and constructive role in the overall development of their respective countries.
		Organises, in partnership with ISTC (the issuers of the ISIC, the international student identity card, and purveyors of the youth and student air tickets), the World Youth and Student Travel Confederation, the world’s premier trade fair and conference for the youth and student travel industry.
	www.unesco.org /youth/ONGRepertoire.htm (7524 words)

	Organisations Regional, Directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		The Church Lads' and Church Girls' Brigade An Anglican uniformed youth organisation whose aim is to provide young people with handholds to life through fun, fellowship, adventure and challenge within a Christian setting.
		National Association for Youth Justice NAYJ exists to promote responses to young people within the criminal justice system which encourage them to take responsibility for their actions while remaining in the community.
		Student Action India Development non-governmental organisation run by young people for young people, aiming to enhance young people's wider education in the UK and in India in particular through the promotion of cultural exchange between the two countries.
	www.wacofdn.org /d2RjXzQ3NTI3.aspx (528 words)

	IFLRY: International Federation of Liberal Youth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		ICMYO calls on the governments of the world gathering on the 6th of October to debate youth issues in New York, to fulfil their commitment towards youth.Governments should fully engage youth organisations with grassroots expertise and mobilise our strength to work in partnership for a better life.
		According to the World Youth* Report 2005, over half a billion young people live with less than 2 dollars a day, 10 million young people are living with AIDS and millions of others are at risk of contracting the disease, 300,000 children and youth combatants are actively involved in armed conflicts.
		YEN, WorldBank Children and Youth Strategy, evaluation of the WPAY).b) The strengthening of the co-operation of youth organisations at the global and regional level.The first meeting of the ICYMO (Geneva, 11-13 July 2004) brought together more than 20 Regional Youth Platforms and International Non Governmental Youth Organisations with a Global outreach.
	www.iflry.org /print.php?sid=92 (358 words)

	[No title]
		(2) For a national youth organisation to qualify for membership it must represent a broad majority of youth in the particular territory; it must be voluntary and self-governing; it must accept the aims and objectives of the Federation, and must have aims and objectives which accord with those of the Federation.
		(4) A National youth organisation shall become a member of the Federation upon application made to the Secretariat of the Federation, and the approval of the application by a two- thirds (2/3) majority of the member organisations present and voting at a Congress of the Federation.
		(5) Any member organisation of the Federation whose activities are deemed inimical or injurious to the interests of the Federation shall forfeit such rights and privileges as may be determined by a two-thirds (2/3) majority of Congress.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/1667/constitution.html (1937 words)

	Australian youth research organisations and networks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		ACYS is the publisher of the journal, Youth Studies Australia and other youth research publications, as well as the provider of youth research information services to the youth field.
		Established in 1988 in response to a recognised need by the youth affairs sector for relevant and up-to-date research on the issues facing young people today, this centre undertakes a broad range of activities, which are primarily research based.
		Researchers are encouraged to register on the database: see: http://ythresearcher-db.utas.edu.au This database of youth researchers in Australia is managed jointly with the Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies and the University of Tasmania.
	www.acys.utas.edu.au /ncys/organisations/research.htm (1213 words)

	UK Youth :: The Network for Quality Work With Young People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		UK Youth exists to develop and promote innovative non-formal education programmes for and with young people - working with them to develop their potential.
		UK Youth are pleased to announce that HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland) has agreed to support this three year programme.
		The main aims of the Financial Literacy Programme is to raise the level of financial literacy amongst young people within UK Youth's membership network and to provide encouragement and support for young people to select a challenge at any stage of the Youth Achievement Awards that demonstrates the acquisition of financial skills.
	www.youth.org.uk (293 words)

	BCVYO - Bexley Council For Voluntary Youth Organisations
		BCVYO - Bexley Council For Voluntary Youth Organisations
		One of the many youth organisations in the borough - find out more.
		The BCVYO is the coordinating body for voluntary youth organisations in Bexley
	www.bcvyo.org.uk (71 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 299 - 05 May, 1977 - Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Sporting and Youth ...
		Wyse asked the Minister for Education the total amount of moneys made available through his Department for sporting and youth organisations for the year 1977; and the amounts paid out to (a) sporting organisations and (b) youth organisations.
		Bruton): £400,000 was appropriated to the grant-in-aid fund for youth and sports organisations in the current year bringing the amount in the fund to £488,522.18.
		The amounts of grants out of that fund to sports and youth organisations, which have been sanctioned in the current year to date are:
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0299/D.0299.197705050017.html (152 words)

	Youth and Environment Europe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) is a platform of many European youth organisations that study nature or are active for environment protection.
		The aim of YEE is to encourage youth to be involved in environment protection and to provide a platform where these organisations can work together.
		Federation of Youth Clubs (Armenia) will apply to European Youth Foundation for CategoryB grant for the 1st of October deadline with the"Environment in the eyes of youth" project.
	yee.ecn.cz (274 words)

	Youth organisations & centres in Aldworth - UpMyStreet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Youth organisations and centres in Aldworth - UpMyStreet
		FindMyNearest…™, UpMyStreet's local business directory, is the fast and easy way to find the nearest Youth organisations and centres in Aldworth, or any location in England, Scotland and Wales.
		It is free to use and meets the Energywatch and Ofcom codes of practice.
	www.upmystreet.com /nrs/?l1=aldworth&cat=2566 (98 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Similarly, within youth movements and institutions, it is nowadays acknowledged that the ever-growing complexity and diversity of youth work requires competent and motivated volunteers and staff members to secure quality and a maximisation of results.
		At the level of European youth activities — and what may be broadly defined as European youth work — training is necessary and important in order to prepare volunteers and professionals to act within an international and intercultural environment and, generally to develop their competence to work and act within a European framework.
		The sending organisations and their successful applicants are reminded that once a candidate has been placed on the final list, they must make every effort to attend for the full duration of the course.
	www.soros.org /idebate/debate-l/att-1201/01-TC_CTMCYA__2003__1_eng.doc (2126 words)

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