Youth

Creighton Universitys School of Law has a Juvenile Justice Legal Clinic, where anyone with a child can receive free legal advice and representation.

A Kid and a Kitchen is a nonprofit organization turning ordinary kitchens into vibrant classrooms where culinary skills and essential life lessons take center stage.

El Tour Bikes for Change is giving over 3,000 youth from Southern Arizona a free bicycle, along with new equipment.

Across Alaska, a transformative initiative has been brewing, shaping the very foundation of education for generations to come. Since 2022, the Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC) has embarked on a journey to communities across the Alaska to engage in listening sessions with communities. Our mission? To engage in profound conversations about the past, present, and future of education in our state, and envision what culturally-relevant education in Alaska could look like.

Daasavani – Concert by Sri Puttur Narasimha Nayak at Sydney: An exclusive fundraising event for the development of Temple. Great initiative by ‘Amhi Ek Kutumbh’ Sydney. YOUTH OF GSB official Website: https://youthofgsb.com/ Subscribe to YOUTH OF GSB YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/c/YOUTHOFGSB Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/youthofgsb/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/YouthofGsb Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youthofgsb/ Follow us on Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/youth-of-gsb-worldwide#youthofgsb #new #GSB #newpost

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Northeast Youth Center’s annual lemonade stand returns to Hillyard this Friday.

The Peace, Love and Unity Outreach organization to hold its summer youth carwash on Saturday

After reading the book ACRES OF DIAMONDS by Russell Conwell, I am convinced we are all leaving the diamond mines in our own backyards as we travel around the world looking for larger diamonds, when in fact the diamonds we seek are found within us and our hometown, from whence we came. Therefore, we are calling the podcast, #IAMRIVIERABEACH. Today’s Guests: Annetta Jenkins Annetta Jenkins is a seasoned community and economic development professional, with more than 30 years of national, statewide and local experience. She is currently the Director of Neighborhood Services for the Riviera Beach CRA and Executive Director of the Riviera Beach CDC, formerly the Assistant Director for Miami-Dade County Department of Housing and Community Development and the Executive Director for South Florida LISC. She is an appointee to the Palm Beach County Housing Summit Steering Committee. She serves on Palm Beach County’s Housing Leadership Council, is a board member of Florida Community Development Association and Florida Alliance for Community Solutions, Inc., is a former long-time board member of Florida Housing Coalition and was an appointee to the State of Florida Affordable Housing Study Commission. She attended Tuskegee Institute; received a B.A., Economics, from Fisk University; and a J.D. from Nova University Center for the Study of Law. She holds numerous certifications and has an Executive Certificate from Columbia University Graduate Business School Institute for Nonprofit Management. Connect with Mrs. Jenkins: 561-444-6965 Call into the podcast dial 661-554-9219. Join me Ann McNeill, and co-host Dan Callaway 561-531-9184 or 561-848-4991 as we discuss the history, the present, and the future of our great city. Any questions or comments you can reach Ann McNeill at 786-546-0184

After reading the book ACRES OF DIAMONDS by Russell Conwell, I am convinced we are all leaving the diamond mines in our own backyards as we travel around the world looking for larger diamonds, when in fact the diamonds we seek are found within us and our hometown, from whence we came. Therefore, we are calling the podcast, #IAMRIVIERABEACH. Today’s Guest: Ms. Terrion Nelson Over the last 33 years, Terrion has been afforded many opportunities and experiences as a music teacher and performing artist. However, the 24 years of teaching music at Egret Lake Elementary School was both rewarding and is a vital part of her growth as an educator. Mrs. Nelson served on various committees including serving as team leader of the Fine Arts Department, with whom she collaborated to write grants and create several school-wide inter-disciplinary units of study to enhance the fine arts program. At the request of the principal, Mrs. Nelson and the art teacher wrote and received as one of three schools, an Arts Integration Pilot Grant and she was instrumental in continuing the arts integration program beyond the three years through strategic planning, fundraising and programming. As a teaching artist, Mrs. Nelson has also presented workshops on the local, state and national levels. Mrs. Nelson is a well-known Gospel recording artist and songwriter. She is often sought after to perform for many events and special occasions all over South Florida and beyond. In addition, she became the first African American Conductor for Young Singers of Palm Beach and was nominated for the 2018 William T. Dwyer Award. Connect with Mrs. Nelson: 561-385-0487 Call into the podcast dial 661-554-9219. Join me Ann McNeill, and co-host Dan Callaway 561-531-9184 or 561-848-4991 as we discuss the history, the present, and the future of our great city. Any questions or comments you can reach Ann McNeill at 786-546-0184

LOUISVILLE While they may not agree on pumpkin or pecan, the youth group of First Presbyterian Church of Aberdeen in Washington knows that the way to their congregations heart is through its stomach.

Watch Kids Help Phone launches the Feel Out Loud movement Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

The Say My Name four-piece have launched the Chance To See fund, which will help provide children and young people with creative opportunities in their hometown.