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Global March Against Child Labour - From Exploitation to Education
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Youth and Adolescents
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Adolescence
Directory On-Line, Center for Adolescence Studies,
Indiana University |
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Youth
Affairs Research Network (YARN), University of Melbourne |
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UNICEF
Voices of Youth
This is a site for children, parents and teachers.
The main sections include: "Learning,"
which features interactive games for kids; and
"Meeting Place," a forum for the exchange
of information and ideas on key children's rights
issues. Other sections include "Children
and Work," and "Teaching." |
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SchoolNet
This site provides educational resources and services
for young Canadians and teachers in the arts,
business and economics, humanities, math and sciences
and outdoors. Surf 'Composers in Electronic Residence',
an interactive conference site where young composers
can share their original music with others for
encouragement and feedback; the 'Cyberpreneur's
Guide to the Internet', or the 'Aboriginal Youth
Business Council' an information-sharing network
for young First Nations entrepreneurs. There are
also fun features such as 'Cyber Jacques' (a cyber-seas
treasure hunt), or games available in 'KnowledgeLand.' |
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Youth
Resource Network of Canada
This is a partnership between all levels of government
and the private sector created to provide youth
with help in preparing for and finding work, including
job search techniques, training and education
information, international employment opportunties
and exchanges as well as "everything you
need to plan and pay for your education". |
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Health
Canada
It provides resources and research papers on childhood
and youth concerns including adolescent smoking,
abuse and family violence and other federal programs
directed towards children and youth. |
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Clearinghouse
on International Developments in Child, Youth
and Family Policies
This section at Columbia University provides cross-national,
comparative information about the policies, programs,
benefits and services available in the advanced
industrialized countries (European Union, Norway,
Iceland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland)
to address child, youth and family needs. |
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