Organizing/advocacy

Leadership Development for Mobilizing Reproductive Health (LDM)

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Ethiopia, India, Nigeria, Pakistan and the Philippines.
Name
Taylor Snyder
Email
tsnyder@iie.org

The Leadership Development for Mobilizing Reproductive Health Program (LDM), implemented by the Institute of International Education (IIE) West Coast Regional Center, invests in emerging and establish

Urban Youth Leadership Corps (UYLC)

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Women and men ages 17-24.
Name
Program Coordinator
Phone #
617-635-4920 ext 2246

The Urban Youth Leadership Corps (UYLC) is a nationally unique model that unites youth engaged in and affected by violence with violence prevention and leadership development programs based on scienti

Teen Women in Action

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Young women in the DC area
Name
Nadia Moritz
Email
ywp@youngwomensproject.org
Phone #
202-332-3399

Teen Women in Action (TWA) is an after school program that builds and trains teen women leaders in DC schools each year through self advocacy, leadership development, and project implementation.

The Pangaea Project

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Low income high school students
Name
Kimberley Wright
Phone #
503.544.5760

The Pangaea Project is a nine-month leadership development program that empowers low-income high school students to become local community leaders with global perspectives.

VOX Teen Communications

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To raise youth voice.
Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Teens in the Atlanta area.
Name
Meredith Tetloff
Phone #
404-614-0040

VOX Teen Communications is a non-profit youth-development organization located in downtown Atlanta, GA, dedicated to giving us teens the skills and resources to raise our voices about issues that most

St Joseph Workers

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Women ages 21-35.
Phone #
651-696-2762

The St.

Project HIP-HOP

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Young people of color from traditionally low-income communities in Boston
Name
Mariama White-Hammond
Phone #
617-427-7950

Project HIP-HOP is an organization that is committed to building youth leaders who can create change in our local neighborhood and at all levels of society.

Youth In Action

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
High school youth of Providence, Rhode Island.
Name
Michelle Veras
Phone #
401-751-4264 x3

Founded in 1997, Youth In Action (YIA) provides Providence youth with pathways to success through the integration of leadership development opportunities, community-based action projects, mentoring, a

The Southwest Youth Collaborative

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To support the youth of Southwest Chicago to become successful and active members of society.
Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Youth between the ages of 5-19 living in southwest Chicago.
Name
David Marques
Phone #
(773) 476-3534

The Southwest Youth Collaborative (SWYC) is a community-based network of youth and community development organizations working together in five diverse neighborhoods on the southwest side of Chicago.

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