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14th Nov2014

You know how we love to keep you well updated, well here are two new youth groups aiming to help Colorado’s Homeless and runaway youth population.

by co9to25

Below is information for two new groups from 180 Street Outreach. Please feel free to print, distribute, and offer referrals if any of you clients are interested in attending.

Street Smarts is a psycho-educational sex education group focusing on HIV prevention and empowerment for 16-22 year olds. Free items will be offered as incentives for attendance- such as gift cards and survival gear. Registration is suggested.

Open Art Studio is a free art studio for clients to come make art at their own time with free materials. 12-22 year olds are encouraged to attend. Registration is not required.

Our programs are aimed at getting runaway, homeless and at risk young people off the streets and well resourced. Feel free to contact me with any questions or to sign up.

Open Art Studio Access to art materials & an art mentor

Tuesdays from 2-4pm, Beginning November 18

No matter what your comfort level is with art materials, you are welcome- Come and do

your own thing or get guidance from the art therapist and mentor

Join a community of creators!

No need to register, but call Caitlin at 303-882-5814 with any questions.

655 Broadway, Second Floor, Room 225- called “Beat the Streets”

All groups are open to 12-22 year olds and are aimed at getting folks off the streets for some fun and productive learning and creating.

We care about your needs. 180 Street Outreach offers items you need every time you

attend one of our events: hygiene, safe sex materials, blankets, socks, and snacks.

 

Street Smart Knowledge is Power- a group guide to safer sex

Mondays at 2pm, beginning November 17

10 free sessions of fun, educational sex ed- all the stuff you need to know and never would

have learned in school

Incentives for participation include free gift cards, movie tickets, and survival gear, such

as sleeping bags, and of course, free condoms.

Please contact Caitlin at 303-882-5814 to register

655 Broadway, Second Floor, Suite 200

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14th Nov2014

Want to know how to get into the college of your dreams

by co9to25

Here’s a resource you may want to share with high school students and other youth you work with—

www.khanacademy.org/college-admissions

College admissions and financial aid can be confusing. I grew up with a single mother who made less in a year than many colleges were charging for tuition. If I didn’t have an older sister who had navigated the process herself, I don’t think I would have had the same higher education and career opportunities, and Khan Academy might not exist.

This is why Khan Academy has created resources to help students and parents navigate this challenging process. These resources include video interviews and conversations with successful students from all walks of life and admissions officers and counselors at some of the nation’s top schools.

Learn more about College Admissions

Online resources can never be as good as a great mentor. However, we hope that we can help students get a solid start and to provide teachers, parents and counselors with a useful tool to help the students in their lives.

If you’re a student considering college or know someone who would like these resources, I hope you’ll take a look at and share our new College Admissions resources.

Regards, Sal

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10th Nov2014

Now here is a video you’ve gots to watch and listen to. Dear Young Man of Color || Spoken Word #tooreal

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Dear Young Man of Color || Spoken Word

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04th Nov2014

Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey traveled the world for six years talking with 11-year-olds to compose this insightful, funny and moving documentary portrait of childhood. #YSA #iameleven

by co9to25

Australian filmmaker Genevieve Bailey traveled the world for six years talking with 11-year-olds to compose this insightful, funny and moving documentary portrait of childhood. I AM ELEVEN weaves together deeply personal and at times hilarious portraits of what it means to sit at this transitional age. These young minds provide us with a powerful insight into the future of our world.

From an orphanage in India, to a single-parent household in inner-city Melbourne, to bathing with elephants in Thailand, I AM ELEVEN explores the lives and thoughts of children from 15 countries

The film is screening in over 85 cities across the US - Boston, Atlanta, Cleveland, San Diego, Seattle, Chino Hills, Succasunna, Milwaukee, Berkeley, Dallas and more. To find out when the film is screening in your city, click here.

THEATRICAL ON DEMAND - BRING THE FILM TO A THEATER NEAR YOU!

Would you like to see I AM ELEVEN screen in YOUR city? We’ve teamed up with GATHR Films to make it very easy for you to bring I Am Eleven to your local theater.

With Theatrical On Demand®, you request a screening and Gathr will coordinate with the theater for you. You won’t have to pay any screening room rental or exhibition fee – all you have to do is spread the word to your friends, family, teammates, organization, etc in order to get enough tickets reserved to ‘tip’ the screening. TOD® screenings can only happen if a minimum number of people reserve tickets. Here’s what we love most: tickets are reserved by pre-authorizing credit cards, so if not enough tickets are reserved for the screening to ‘tip’, no one’s credit card is ever charged.

To get started - just click here.

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03rd Nov2014

Youth In the Driver Seat: A Teen Driver Safety Project Toolkit from Youth Service Action #YSA

by co9to25

To help students lead the way in challenging their peers to be safer drivers, YSA offers Youth in the Driver Seat: A Teen Driver Safety Project Toolkit. This resource guides high school students, teachers, and youth development organizations as they develop and implement youth-led teen driver safety programs.

 

Watch a short video of students and teachers at Ridgemont High School in Ridgeway, OH using this resource to plan their teen driver safety project in our latest blog post, “3 Teachers, 3 Students, and 1 Sheriff Walk Into a Classroom…“

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03rd Nov2014

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) and National Research Council (NRC) are saying that we have to focus on young adulthood. Find out why. #thatsafamiliartune

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Investing in the Health and Well-Being of Young Adults

Young adulthood-ages approximately 18 to 26-is a critical period of development with long-lasting implications for a person’s economic security, health, and well-being.

Recognizing the need for a special focus on young adulthood, the Health Resources and Services Administration and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation in the Department of Health and Human Services, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, and the Department of Defense commissioned the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and National Research Council (NRC) to convene a committee of experts to review what is known about the health, safety, and well-being of young adults and to offer recommendations for policy and research.

The resulting report, Investing in the Health and Well-Being of Young Adults, offers federal, state, and local policy makers and program leaders, as well as employers, nonprofit organizations, and other community partners’ guidance in developing and enhancing policies and programs to improve young adults’ health, safety, and well-being. In addition, the report suggests priorities for research to inform policies and programs for young adults.

Read the Report >>

 

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