Showing posts with label Youth worker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth worker. Show all posts

Friday, November 4, 2011

Rebirth of a Nation

*Additional co-sponsor: Organization of Black Students @UChicago

Free & open to the public.

Panel 12:00-1:30

Small group discussions 2:00-3:00
Facilitated by local community-based organizers:

Veronica Morris-Moore, Fearless Leading by the Youth (FLY) / Southside Together Organizer for Power (STOP)
 
J.R. Fleming, Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign/Hip Hop Congress
 
Jamika Smith, Director, National Block Club University (NBCU)
 
Atty. David Kelly, aka Cap D, Hip Hop Artist/Bd. Member of IMAN (Inner-city Muslim Action Network)
 
Dr. Chandra Gill, Motivational Speaker, Author (Champions Break Chains) & CEO of Blackademically Speaking

Aisha Truss-Miller, Affinity Community Services

Internships

Young Adult Internship Program

Young Adult Internship Program


As part of Mayor Bloomberg's Center for Economic Opportunity, DYCD is providing the most job-ready disconnected youth with short-term paid internships, job placements, and follow-up services. 
The Young Adult Internship Program (YAIP) is a 14-week internship program for low-income New York City young adults aged 16-24 who are not working and not in school. YAIP is composed of a 2- to 4-week orientation conducted by selected community-based organizations followed by 10- to 12- week paid internships that offer structured work opportunities. This year-round program, serving approximately 1,360 youth per year, incorporates ongoing education, as well as other participant and employer supports. Upon completion of the internship, the organizations will provide nine months of follow-up services and help place the participants in permanent jobs, training programs, or educational settings.

For more info visit  More Info

Monday, October 24, 2011

Calling All Youth Advocates!

The University of Illinois at Chicago's Youth Development Program invites you to participate in our 2nd Annual Youth Development Summit Resource Fair.

Join The Revolution: Engaging Agents of Change
November 5, 2011
Uplift Community Hight School, 900 W. Wilson Avenue, Chicago, IL

November 5th activities include workshops for professional youth workers as well as workshops of interest to young people, educators, community organizers, social workers, and youth advocates.

The Resource Fair will be available to attendees throughout the day. This will be an opportunity for you to bring materials, literature, etc. to promote your organization and share information about your programs.


Chicago Lawn Open House


Wednesday, October 26, 2011; 1p.m – 2 p.m.
Chicago Family Health Center Chicago Lawn; 3223 W. 63rd

Join us for an open house presentation in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
.

Self Exam Instructions
Educational materials on breast cancer awareness and prevention
Free Give-Aways

When women are healthy, their children, families and communities are healthy.

Refreshments will be served
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Friday, August 19, 2011

Youth Work Program

Professional education opportunities for Youth Workers, Community Workers, Out-of School Time Staff and After School Program Instructors and those seeking entry level positions in youth work.

The Certificate is recognized by the Department of Family and Support Services and over 300 community-based organizations.

“Youth Development Practitioner Certification”
Level I: Work with young people in communities
Cass begin Wednesday August 24th.

“Youth Development Practitioner Certification”
Level II: Work with adults and communities
Class begins Friday August 26th.

Please click here for more information.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

“Supporting Youth In Crisis" a YOUTH WORKER Training












Featuring:


Bharataji (Tony Joplin) of the Southwest Youth Collaborative



* Program Coordinator for the Safety Network Southwest Community Coalition.

o experienced in the areas of substance abuse counseling, group and individual mentoring, mentor training, conflict resolution, crisis intervention, motivational speaking and staff training.


AND



Kimberly Lacey of Hartgrove Hospital



* Community Relations

o supports youth throughout the city as a Certified Youth Worker and on call Crisis Specialist with Chicago's CAPS program and Chicago Public Schools.



The event will take place : on May 5th from 11 am - 1pm at South Central Community Services, Inc. 1021 East 83rd Street Chicago, IL 60619 Phone: 773-483-0412 Refreshments will be provided.


This training is FREE and there are only 30 slots available so

Register by clicking Here

and Reserve your spot TODAY!