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International Emergency Medical Training for Teens is a project designed to help teens in several countries learn to give emergency medical services.  This training is delivered in a teen-friendly format and translated into the students' native language to facility rapid learning.  Now, the group has launched an IndieGoGo campaign to raise funds to facilitate the printing and distribution of these courses.  All money raised from the campaign will be used to tailor materials for various language groups and people whose young people are ready to work hard to learn the information necessary to become first-line emergency responders in a wide range of situations.

Amanda launched a campaign on life.indiegogo to get support from visitors across the globe. The goal of the campaign is to collect $3,000 USD that will be used for the further education and get a California Driver's License.

Knowing how to network is invaluable in business and in life, but it is a skill that must be learned, honed, and exercised to achieve success. That means starting early, even in early teen years. The members of Bergen Networking Group understand this.

With the growing wave of parental social media shaming that has taken place in recent times, including the 13 year old girl who committed suicide after she was publicly shamed by a viral Facebook video, it was apparent to Dr. Trevicia Williams that a better way of communicating and parenting needed to be revisited. Using her years of experience as an effective success and life coach, she created the fun interactive mother/daughter seminar, "I love You, But I Can't Stand You Right Now" and a new addition to it called, "The Café." This interactive thought-provoking seminar aims to help mothers and daughters learn skills to help them succeed through childhood, adolescence, and beyond.

WAAW foundation STEM camps are weeklong learning experiences in STEM that introduces African girls between the ages of 13 and 17 years who are currently enrolled in Senior Secondary School SS1 - SS3 to the fun of STEM through innovative hands-on learning challenges. "Our camps target girls from Public/Government school or low income families who would otherwise not have the opportunity to learn about or be exposed to possible STEM careers and learning in a fun, interactive and hands-on way. The idea is to introduce girls to STEM in general and to see that it is fun and interesting," says program director, Tolulope Owajoba

Thursday, April 30th is the deadline to enter to win up to $500 in New York Sports Connection's first annual teen essay contest, announced the contest sponsor. Aaron Finkel, its founder, noted, "We've received entries from many parts of the City, but we would love to have participation from all five boroughs. Our goal with the contest is to promote sportsmanship in youth sports, so naturally we want to take that message into every neighborhood."

NewYorkSportsConnection.com, a local web-based clearinghouse for youth sports resources in New York City, is sponsoring an essay contest to encourage middle- and high-school students in the five boroughs to learn about—and promote—the values of sportsmanship and fair play. The top prize of $500 will go to the essay that best describes "what sportsmanship means to me" according to the contest rules. The contest launches March 20, 2015 and ends April 30, 2015. Winning essays will be chosen by a panel of judges, and announced approximately 15 days later.

On Saturday, April 11, 2015 the Montgomery County Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Task Force in partnership with the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth and the MerryInGOD Foundation will sponsor the 5th Annual Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice at the Morgan University Center on the campus of Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.

Christina has a vision and a plan for helping teenagers all over the country. The project is called "Get Teens Empowered" and the goal is to educate, motivate and encourage the next generation.

It is an unfortunate situation how society excludes youngsters in major issues, when in fact their awareness needs to be developed while young. While America and some European countries educate teenagers of human sexuality and similar topics, some countries which are partly "governed" by a specific religious sect has completely shunned this idea, fearing that it will only fuel the sexual aggressiveness of teenagers.

The noted event management company White Butterfly Project is pleased to announce they will be hosting an event for supporting at-risk youth entitled "Pretty In White: Ladies Night Out." The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, February 21, 2015 in New York City. Guests will have the chance to experience food, refreshments, cocktails, vendors, professional photography, and other entertainment.

Too many people open a checking account or get a credit card with a lack of insight at the impact of the power at their fingertips and how simple choices can lead to the chaos of financial calamity or the comfort of financial security.

Artist and speaker, Tamara Branch shares what it takes to play BIG and own your life in, ‘ITGIRL4LIFE’, a self-empowerment guide that is designed to help teen girls discover their inner “IT” potential. Packed with sage advice, life-changing insights and affirmations to help you soar, ITGIRL4LIFE provides a roadmap to high self-esteem, offering ideas, tools and principles that you can reference and build upon, supporting you in becoming your best.

Heal Online has just made the announcement that they have a filing of a special report which is regarding the Anasazi packet parameters from the Anasazi Foundation's Arizona enrollment agreement qualifications for their Boulder-Creek-Academy Troubled-Teens Program.

Spells maybe not about supernatural beliefs or superstitions but there are many which perform swiftly do exist. One will find many web sites online, which bring them these spells; they show as to identify the spells especially for one personally through their demographics. Yet, things do not work in this way, precisely; one can find additional details, which affect the after-cast consequences of money spells. If one wishes to fascinate wealth, then they have to work hard and based on philosophy, it truly pays off.

Every parent worries about the safety and security of their children, perhaps even more so when they’re raising teenage girls, as was the case with Caroline Olah, a devoted Mother of two in Indiana. After hearing the alarming statistics of aggravated assaults, robbery and sexual attacks against young woman, Caroline decided to take matters into her own hands and began to develop a product that would not only protect her own girls but would serve as a weapon of empowerment for the hundreds of thousands of victims each year.

Its Possible Project is based on the idea that health and happiness go hand in hand. Mary and Marissa have created programs for teenagers (ages 13-18) designed specifically to build the confidence, self-awareness, and healthy habits that will allow them to thrive in the classroom and beyond.

The Swiss Youthship Foundation, a non profit charity dedicated to getting youth off the streets, has just launched a fundraiser on Indiegogo. The non profit organisation is aiming to raise enough money to purchase the Salomon, a three-mast-topsail-schooner sailing ship that it has managed since 2008.

Kid Chef Eliana (Eliana de Las Casas), the award-winning 13 year old chef, radio show host, and author, has been named the Kids Ambassador of the Southern Food and Beverage Institute (SoFAB). In that capacity Kid Chef Eliana will represent the SoFAB Museum, the SoFAB Culinary Library and Archive, as well as the other divisions of the SoFAB Institute. Kid Chef Eliana and the SoFAB Institute will work together to spread the message of sustainability, healthy cooking and eating, and whole person literacy (including nutritional and reading literacy). Eliana says, “I’m excited to be the Kids Ambassador for SoFAB. I look forward to furthering my mission to get kids to eat and cook fresh foods with their families.”

Teenz Media, an exclusively new entertainment news blog designed for teens, today announced its official launch. The website promises to be a magnet for hot teen entertainment news, fashion, careers, education and a whole lot more teen-related news.

The teenage has its own charm and has its own specific fashion and style needs. Besides wearing a pair of stylish jeans and a pair of trendy sports shoes, most teenagers love to carry a backpack, which is also essential for carrying their books and stationery. For the first time, the web store of TeenFashion BigCartel is focusing on teenager’s backpack from the fashion’s point of view and is introducing the latest Galaxy Backpack collection. The backpacks are available at affordable prices that a teenager can easily afford and can showcase his/her latest style.

DiscountCode24.co.uk, the UK’s top discount code and voucher code website, has just released the very poignant results of a survey that they conducted in November with 100 teenagers. The newly-posted statistics focused on the teens’ attitudes and feelings towards Christmas, which is traditionally thought to be one of the happiest times of the year. Interestingly, they found that 44 percent of the respondents feel anxious or nervous about the holiday, and a whopping 71 percent of the teens claimed they would ban Christmas outright.

Mark Scott's 'How To Read A Man' System has quickly become the bestselling guide for women looking to understand men in their lives and to improve their relationships," reports HonestyFirstReviews.com's Tiffany Hendricks. The book's female readers are eagerly devouring Scott's somewhat controversial material.

Ravi Kumar Yadav, the notable Andhra Pradesh Youth Congress General Secretary, participated in a number of awareness programsincluding blood donation camps and even garlanding ceremony of Gandhiji organized at Lions Club of Serilingampally constituency, on this auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.

As any parent of a middle schooler knows, the transition from elementary to middle school isn't always easy. A whole new world of opportunities – and challenges – opens up to a child. Middle school is, perhaps, the first time many tweens will have their own mobile devices and it is the first time many of them will use social media. As a result, much of a middle schooler's social world exists via apps like Instagram, Kik and facebook.