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Do Whatever It Takes is a creative and fun way to take on a serious issue – youth homelessness. Over 2 million young people in the US and Canada experience homelessness each year.What makes...
The Youth Engagement for Newmarket Food Pantry Project is an effort to increase the participation of the young people in the community, bringing their talents and energy to the aid of the...
They're inviting YOU and your community (school, organization, friends, etc.) to use your passion and creativity to produce a "GIG Spark" and inspire viewers with your story. This is...
A "GIG Spark" is a short 1-1:30 minute video that inspires viewers to take action and help others after they've watched the video. The video will feature you showing and telling...
Salisbury MP John Glen said: “What the Unit does is highly valuable and has a massive impact on young people. The problem is that it doesn’t always fit into the criteria for available funding...
Liza Alert's work is based on crowdsourcing. The community exists and grows almost exclusively thanks to its online effect and the wide territorial dispersion of its volunteers. Liza...
Like their Egyptian counterparts who crowdsourced volunteer convoys into Libya last year, young Iranians also organized caravans to bring relief to victims of the earthquake in the north of the...
Eight regional online forums under the auspices of the CrowdOutAIDS project have given young people the opportunity to share their concerns on youth leadership and youth engagement in the AIDS...
Yomken is a hybrid crowdfunding and open innovation platform that launched only last month in Cairo. The platform is the creation of 24-year-old Tamer Taha, who was able to raise seed funding from the World Bank’s Youth Innovation Fund to start the site.
ReVoDa allows voters to report as independent citizen observers from their respective Polling Units across Nigeria, having registered to map their mobile number, name and polling unit number to...
A few weeks ago, we wrote about an open innovation initiative being undertaken by UNICEF, the United Nations agency charged with improving the lives of children worldwide. Intrigued by the story, we decided to follow up with the folks over at UNICEF to see how the initiative came about and what the goals are. We spoke with Paul Molinaro, senior manager of change and development at UNICEF’s Copenhagen office – check out the conversation after the jump.
umojawa, a new online community encouraging social change and civic engagement, and rewarding organizations for their work that benefits others, announces its first annual Ovation™ Award in...
Nicholai Khan’s dream is to make life a better place through art. He currently volunteers at schools and community youth programs to teach the value of creativity and focus teen aggression into...
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