Education

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

C5 Youth Foundation

Website
http://c5yf.org/c/c5/default.asp
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To give teens the skills and confidence to pursue their vision.
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
Name
Rosemary Anderson
Email
rosemarya@c5yf.org
Phone #
770-989-3519

While certain program elements may vary by site, each C5 location provides multiple Signature Experiences and Pathways Events designed to take youth through a logical progression of meaningful grow

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.

Fresh Youth Initiatives (FLI)

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?
The typical FYI participant is 10-18 years old, of either Latino or African-American descent, and lives in a family with an income close to or below the poverty line. Academically, they are usually in the "middle of the pack"- the kid who often fall between the cracks of the educational system because they are neither underachievers nor are they "gifted" - but who have tremendous potential if given the attention and encouragement of a supportive environment. Most participants live in our home community of Washington Heights, in Upper Manhattan, New York City.
Name
JoAnn Santiago
Phone #
212 781 1113

Our mission is to support and encourage the efforts of young people in Washington Heights to design and carry out community service projects, develop leadership skills, fulfill their potential and rea

Good Shepherd Services

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To help vulnerable youth and families make a safe passage to self-sufficiency.
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?
Vulnerable youth and families in the area of New York
Name
Joy Miller
Phone #
212-243-7070

Good Shepherd Services is a leading youth development and family service agency that serves over 18,000 program participants a year.

Facilitating Leadership in Youth (FLY)

Website
http://www.flyouth.org/?pages-list=
What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To improve the quality of life for young people and all residents East of the Anacostia River
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 of the Barry Farm Community in Washington, District of Columbia
Name
Charise Van Liew
Phone #
202-423-2124

Facilitating Leadership in Youth (FLY) supports Southeast Washington DC youth in achieving their educational goals, developing their artistic talents, and expanding their leadership roles.

The Institute for Community Leadership

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To empower individuals and organizations to create a vision of a more just nation and world and to develop and sustain within themselves the strength, hope, leadership, relationships and individual and organizational integrity to bring about that vision.
Does the program serve a specific population
No
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
Name
Shevanthi Daniel
Phone #
253-872-3612

The Institute for Community Leadership presents a nonviolence, social justice and poetry based curriculum in public schools across the country.

Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA)

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To increase the admission of highly qualified, under-represented youth to the country’s leading colleges and universities and to make the pool from which American leaders are drawn more representative of our democracy.
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?
Outstanding public high school students of under-represented racial, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds
Name
Kate DeMello
Phone #
212-234-1384

LEDA (Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America) is a new, not-for-profit organization committed to nurturing the leadership potential of exceptional public high school students of under-represented

Kids Meeting Kids

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To end the violence and injustice ruining too many kids in New York and the world.
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 ages 7-21 in New York
Phone #
212-663-2327

Kids Meeting kids is run by and for young people ages 7 to 21.

Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To build a better future for Southeast Asian Americans.
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?
Southeast Asian Americans
Name
Chanmoni Chim
Phone #
202-667-4690

SEARAC is a national organization created in the interest of Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese Americans, offering them opportunities of leadership development, capacity building, and community empow

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