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29th Sep2015

Are you looking for the perfect college? do you need help applying? Check out CollegeinColorado.org

by co9to25

COLLEGE IN COLORADO HOSTS ANNUAL COLLEGE APPLICATION MONTH DURING OCTOBER

 

Students are encouraged to use CollegeInColorado.org for college
application prep and for a chance to win giveaways

DENVER- College In Colorado, a division of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, will again host College Application Month during the month of October. The goal of College Application Month is to provide every graduating high school senior with the preparation and opportunity to apply to college, with the help of the resources available onCollegeInColorado.org.

 

While the focus of College Application Month is primarily on students who are the first in their family to go to college and students who may not otherwise apply to college, participating high schools are encouraged to create a school-wide college-going culture, by including activities for freshmen, sophomores and juniors, and even seniors who have already applied to college.

 

“Applying for college can be very daunting for any student or parent who is not familiar with the process,” said Dawn Taylor Owens, executive director of College In Colorado. “We have broken down the application process, using the tools and resources available on CollegeInColorado.org, so students and parents can prepare throughout the entire month. Our hope is that once they sit down at the computer to apply at the end of October, they will have all the necessary elements to do so successfully.”

 

To help prepare schools for the event, College In Colorado has provided students and educators with a calendar, timeline, checklist, and much more. As an incentive for students participating in College Application Month, College In Colorado will host a weekly laptop drawing for all students and 10 College “Go Packs” with first year college essentials for seniors. Educators are also encouraged to get involved in College Application Month for their own chance to win two $400 Ikea School Improvement Gift Card.

 

College In Colorado’s College Application Month is part of a nationwide college application assistance initiative, which has grown significantly just since 2014, when it reached 39 states and the District of Columbia, 2,500 schools and 150,000 students—and generated 220,000 college applications. By 2020, American College Application Campaign (ACAC) is projected to reach 90 percent of high schools nationwide and result in the participation of 1.5 million students who otherwise might not have applied for college.­­­­­­

 

To learn more about College Application Month and for more information about the scholarships and giveaways, go to CollegeInColorado.org and click on the College Application Month logo.

 

About College In Colorado:

College In Colorado was initiated by the Department of Higher Education (DHE), which serves the citizens of the state of Colorado by promoting access to, affordability of, and success in higher education for all students. College In Colorado is charged with helping all Coloradans explore career and education pathways, break down barriers to postsecondary attainment, and create a plan for their postsecondary and workforce success. A cornerstone of the campaign,www.CollegeInColorado.org, offers a one-stop resource to help students and parents plan, apply and pay for college.###

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29th Sep2015

How can you take part in Let’s Talk Month?

by co9to25

Youth consistently report that parents are their number one influence when it comes to making decisions about sex, yet addressing this topic can be uncomfortable or intimidating for parents and guardians. Let’s Talk Month is a national campaign to promote this crucial parent-child communication, and to show parents and guardians that they have the power to positively influence the healthy sexual development of their kids. Join us by starting the conversation in your community!

How can you take part in Let’s Talk Month?

  • Attend our Playground to Prom Happy Hour for an engaging, two-hour workshop designed to help you become an Askable Adult, enhance your communication with your child, and prepare you to address their sensitive questions.
  • Check out Colorado Youth Matter’s Family Resources page for information and tips on how to be an approachable, Askable Adult.
  • Talk to school administrators to ensure that comprehensive, evidence-based sex ed is being taught in your schools.
  • Get your community involved by organizing your own event - and let us knowhow we can help.
  • Check out Advocates for Youth’s Let’s Talk Month page for additional ideas on how to get involved!

We believe that all parents and guardians should feel comfortable and knowledgeable when it comes to talking toyoung people about sex, and Colorado Youth Matter is here to support you and your family. All youth can benefit by having a trusted, approachable, Askable Adult in their lives!

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28th Sep2015

The Urban Youth Summit being hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences Urban Studies Program at Johnson & Wales University-Denver Campus. Guess what, there are scholarships and contest prizes!

by co9to25

The Urban Youth Summit being hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences Urban Studies Program at Johnson & Wales University-Denver Campus. The Urban Youth Summit is for urban youth ages 16-21 and will be held on April 29, 2016 (see attached flyer). To prepare for the summit a Contest titled “Urban Youth Proposal for change in your Hood” was designed and launched September 1st (see attached Contest and The Urban Studies Face Book page https://www.facebook.com/JWUDenverUrbanStudies) .

We are in the process of recruiting urban youth ages 16-21 to work in groups of up to 10 to participate in the Contest. In addition, high school students that apply to the Urban Studies Program at Johnson & Wales University and are accepted fall 2016 will receive a $20,000 per year renewable for four year scholarship, totaling $80,000.00 over four years. If a student is full Pell Grant eligible under this year’s tuition their bill would look like this.
$29,226
-20,000 JWU scholarships
-5,500 Pell Grant
$3,726 remaining balance

Please share this information with urban youth and their parents.

Finally, we are looking for sponsors to support the Urban Youth Summit. Please see final attachment (Urban Youth Summit-Sponsorship Drive).

Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to review and distribute information on the Urban Youth Summit.

FINAL JWU_Urban Youth Summit_Flyer (3)

Urban Youth Summit-Sponsorship Drive

UYS Contest Final

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24th Sep2015

It’s going to be an amazing time at the 2015 Family Leadership Summit: register today!

by co9to25

Join us for the third Family Leadership Summit!
Saturday, October 3, 2015 from 8:30 - 4:30 pm
Children’s Hospital - 2nd floor conference rooms

We have an exciting line-up of powerful presenters, including Elaine Zimmerman the founder of P/FLTI - http://www.nationalpli.org/ as well as internationally known author/speaker Dafna Michaelson Jenet! Wow!

Registration link for Summit: http://tinyurl.com/FamilyLeadershipSummit2015
(Please allow up to 48 hours to receive your confirmation. Thank you)

Click the link below for full details and the flyers in English and Spanish.

2015 FLTI Summit STD

2015 FLTI Summit Spanish Final

 

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22nd Sep2015

Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust Releases 2015 Kelly Report on Health Disparities in America

by co9to25

Congressional analysis of the state of Black health in the U.S. offers comprehensive legislative and policy solutions to improve health outcomes in communities of color

WASHINGTON – The Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust has releasedThe 2015 Kelly Report on Health Disparities in America, an official Congressional analysis of the state of African American health in the U.S. that offers a blueprint for reversing negative health trends in communities of color.

The Kelly Report brings together Members of Congress, medical professionals and public health thought leaders to examine the root causes and impact of health disparities in America and provide a comprehensive set of legislative and policy recommendations to address them. Compiled by CBC Health Braintrust Chair Dr. Robin Kelly, the report is a call-to-action for Congress to make improving health outcomes in diverse communities a top priority. The contributors to the report include Congressional Black Caucus Chair G.K. Butterfield, National Urban League President & CEO Marc H. Morial, former U.S. Surgeon General David Satcher, and HHS Deputy Assistant Secretary for Minority Health Dr. J. Nadine Gracia.

“Inequities in health and healthcare in communities of color remain deep and persistent, spanning from cradle to the grave, as evidenced by the higher rates of chronic disease and premature death. Many of the health disparities that exist are shaped by generations of cultural bias, injustice and inequality,” Kelly said. “Despite the gains of the Affordable Care Act, we have much ground to cover in closing the health equity gap.”

To improve Black health outcomes, the Kelly Report proposes a five-point plan to reduce health disparities that focuses on Access, Workforce Diversity, Innovation & Research, Community Engagement and Federal Action on Healthcare. The Kelly Report on Health Disparities in America can be viewed here.

“The whole can only ever be as healthy as its parts. For America to achieve true health equity, lawmakers, community leaders and public health stakeholders must come together to promote better health outcomes for diverse communities. Your ethnicity, zip code or bank balance should never determine your health,” Kelly said. “Though there are a number of challenges in addressing health disparities, there are also many opportunities to advance and achieve health equity. We all have a role to play in creating a healthier America and the Kelly Report is a contribution toward this critical effort.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

September 21, 2015

CONTACT:

Kayce Ataiyero, 202-225-0773, Kayce.Ataiyero@mail.house.gov

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The Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust is the authority on African American and minority health disparities on Capitol Hill. The Braintrust is tasked with creating legislative and policy solutions to reduce health disparities and promote good health outcomes in multicultural communities.

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21st Sep2015

The Annual Colorado 9to25 Youth and Adult Summit: Announcing Lodging Reimbursement Scholarships!

by co9to25

The Annual Colorado 9to25 Youth and Adult Summit

www.CO9to25.org

Saturday October 24, 2015

8:00am-4:00pm

North High School, 2960 North Speer Boulevard, Denver CO

For youth ages 13-19 and adults who work with youth

 

 

This Year’s Theme: Rewriting Your Story

Each of us has the power to go beyond our comfort zones to make our dreams a reality.

 

We have turned the skill of goal setting into a creative day called Re-Writing Your Story. Using written, visual and theatre arts, we will practice setting new visions and dreams for ourselves and re-writing the story of our lives to prove reaching our goals is possible.

 

 

Announcing Lodging Reimbursement Scholarships!

 

This year we are pleased to announce reimbursement scholarships to offset lodging expenses for groups traveling 75 miles or more to the summit. Thank you to one of our partners, The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, for helping make the summit a truly state wide event.

 

Applications are due by September 30, and approved on a first come, first served basis to those eligible. Act now to complete your application during the early bird registration period.

 

The reimbursement scholarship application is available on the CO9to25 websitewww.co9to25.org or you may email Mark Pergola at Mark.s.pergola@kp.org

 

The website also contains more information on lodging, including our negotiated hotel rate.

 

 

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION IS OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 28

Because this summit is an in-depth learning event, participation is strictly limited to 200 people. Act fast for early bird discounts and to ensure your attendance! Early bird registration is just $15 per person.

 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colorado-9to25-youth-summit-tickets-18106705644

 

 

Our nominal registration fee includes breakfast, lunch, an afternoon snack and all supplies. This registration fee offsets less than 25% of the per person cost of producing this event. It is the generosity of our many partners who are part of the collaboration and the CO9to25 movement that make this possible. That said, we are committed to the summit being accessible to, and meaningful for, all youth ages 13-19 and adults who work with them. Emailmark.s.pergola@kp.org if our registration fee poses a hardship or barrier to attendance.

 

The CO9to25 Summit is planned by a core team of high school age youth with advisement from convening partners. This year’s convening partners include:

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts

The Colorado Department of Education

Rise Above Colorado

Kaiser Permanente

The Civic Canopy

Shiloh House

 

CO9to25 Youth Summit Event Sponsors:

Eldorado Natural Spring Water

Three Tomatoes Catering

Vegas Bones Productions

 

Thank you to our event coordinator, LaTasha Baldwin with Little Details, LLC An Event Planning Company, for bringing this event to life. For more information, please visit www.little-details.net

 

 

What is the Colorado 9to25 Youth and Adult Summit?

The Colorado 9to25 Youth and Adult Summit is an event that uses the arts to build skills that benefit all youth. It is the mission of the CO9to25 Summit to build stronger youth and adult partnerships and enhance Positive Youth Development in organizations already doing great work. It is the dream of Colorado 9to25 that every youth in our state is safe, healthy, educated, connected and contributing. And we intend to make our dream a reality!

 

 

For questions or to make sure you are getting all communications:

Email: CO9to25YouthSummit@gmail.com

Like CO9to25 on Facebook and visit www.CO9to25.org

 

 

Colorado 9to25 (CO9to25) is Colorado’s youth system-building effort whereby a group of diverse youth and adults work in partnership to align efforts and improve prevention, intervention and treatment systems to achieve positive outcomes for all Colorado youth, ages 9-25.

 

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14th Sep2015

The School-Based Health Alliance’s Youth Advisory Council applications are due soon

by co9to25

The School-Based Health Alliance’s Youth Advisory Council brings diverse and passionate high school and college students together for a one-year term of leadership, advocacy, and service to promote school-based health care on a national level.

Young people with an interest in health, activism, and/or leadership development are encouraged to apply. Applications are due Friday, October 9, 2015. Apply online!

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14th Sep2015

Join the conversation at next week’s Progress & Possibilities in Early Childhood event!!

by co9to25

A reminder to please join the conversation at next week’s Progress & Possibilities in Early Childhood event, September 16th from 1:00-4:00 p.m. at Clayton Early Learning (3801 Martin Luther King Blvd., Denver – Administration Building on south side of campus). This event will be part 2 of 2 conversations on protective approaches to support children and families. The agenda for the meeting is attached, and you can find other materials, including resources from part 1 on the event Padlet page.

 

If you did not attend part 1 and are not familiar with Two-Generation Approaches and/or the Strengthening Families Protective Factors, you may find recordings of the presentations from part 1 below. It will be beneficial for those attending part 2 to have familiarity with these approaches.

Two-Generation Approaches

Strengthening Families Protective Factors

Looking forward to seeing you there!

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14th Sep2015

There’s still time to RSVP!

by co9to25

It’s not too late to RSVP for Maximizing Success: What Teen Pregnancy Data Means for Colorado. Come enjoy a brief presentation featuring just a few of the many Colorado initiatives going on in the field of youth sexual health.

We will also share highlights from the newly-released 2015 State of Adolescent Sexual Health (SASH) Report, which will be available for free in an online format. This report contains the most current data and research on youth sexual health in Colorado, and helps inform programs, policies, and funding priorities across the state.

Guest Speakers:

Greta Klingler, Colorado Family Planning Initiative Manager, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Zoa Schescke, Personal Responsibility and Education Program (PREP) Manager, Colorado Department of Human Services

Andie Lyons, Maximizing Success Project Director, Colorado Youth Matter

Light refreshments will be served.

When: Tuesday September 15th, from 4:30-6, speakers from 5-5:30

Where: Colorado Youth Matter, 1650 Franklin Street, Lower Level, Denver, CO 80218

RSVP HERE

We look forward to seeing you at the event.

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14th Sep2015

The 11th Annual Step It Up in the Mile High City Step Show is almost here.

by co9to25

The 11th Annual Step It Up in the Mile High City Step Show is almost here. This step show draws well over a thousand people each year from all over Colorado and even the state of Wyoming, including families, youth, young adults, and minority populations (i.e. African Americans and Latinos). So this is a great opportunity for outreach for your organization for your own fundraising, informational, or recruitment efforts. The step show this year will be held on September 26th at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. The funds raised will go toward the youth programming for the Denver Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Join us as we celebrate the art of step! We hope to see you join us this year!

 

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