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The Success Foundation has shipped 1.5 million copies of a book on character education that is built around stories by Youth Communication's
teen writers. Schools across the nation are using it to promote pro-social values, school achievement, and hard work. To learn how students
in Nyack, Sacramento, and North Carolina are benefiting from our stories, click here.
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Award-winning novelist Edwidge Danticat writes the foreword for "Haiti On
My Mind: Stories By Haitian American-Teens." The anthology depicts the
richness of Haitian culture and traditions, and its troubled history through
the eyes of teens. >>>(MORE)
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Twenty young people were honored at the Twelfth Annual Awards for Youth in Foster Care at The College Board on June 3, 2010. >>>(MORE)
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Foster Care Central names Youth Communication "Organization of the Month." Learn about Fostercarecentral.org, a social networking site to improve
the lives of youth in foster care.>>>(MORE)
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Teen writer Nicole Garcia's blog describes what it's like to work at New
Youth Connections.>>>(MORE)
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Youth Communication was a proud participant at the NYC Festival of Young Artists & Leaders on Saturday, June 5th, 2010 in the East Village of New York City. Youth Communication presented "Changing Lives, One Story at a Time," a short film showing the creative process behind our teen-written stories.>>>(MORE)
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Represent magazine’s story “I’m Not Crazy; I Have a Mental Illness”
receives an award from Mental Health America in Student-Print category.>>>(MORE)
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The Association of Educational Publishers (AEP) names New Youth
Connections and Represent finalists in the 2010 Distinguished Achievement
Awards.>>>(MORE)
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Utne Reader calls New Youth Connections war issue "stellar" and a "long,
really important conversation.">>>(MORE)
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Former YC teen writer adopts her younger sister>>>(MORE)
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Teen writers compete against adults and win top honors at the
2009 Ippie Awards.>>>(MORE) |
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Best Buy Foundation publishes stories by YC teen writers to draw attention
to the high school dropout crisis.>>READ THE STORIES |
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My Latino Voice reviews our newly updated book Growing Up Latino.>>>(MORE)
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Annual Holiday Party:
Wednesday,
January 6th, 2010.>>>(MORE)
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Former YC teen writer receives a prestigious MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship.>>>(MORE)
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The Fulton Youtheatre adapts The Heart Knows Something Different for the stage.>>>(MORE)
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Former YC teen writers "Lighting the Lamp for Young Readers and Writers"
(VOYA).>>>(MORE)
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The Association of Educational Publishers names Represent magazine a winner
in the 2009 Distinguished Achievement Awards.>>>(MORE)
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Fifteen young people receive honors at the Eleventh Annual Awards for Youth
in Foster Care.>>>(MORE)
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Executive Director Keith Hefner and Youth Communication featured in Family
Circle magazine.>>>(READ ARTICLE)
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Just before her movie America premiered on Lifetime, Rosie O’Donnell sat
down with our teen writers to tell us how the movie came to be.>>>(VIEW VIDEO)
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About
our books
Stories
from New Youth Connections have been anthologized in several
books by Youth Communication. Starting
With I (Persea Books, 1997) is a collection of personal essays
first published in NYC; in addition,
The Struggle to Be Strong: True Stories By Teens About Resilence
(Free Spirit, 2000), Things
Get Hectic: Teens Write About the Violence That Surrounds Them
(Simon& Schuster, 1998) and Out
With It: Gay and Straight Teens Write About Homosexuality
(Youth Communication, 1996) feature stories from NYC as well
as from Represent, our other teen-written magazine. |
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