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Southwest Youth
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The Southwest Youth Collaborative (SWYC) is a community-based network of youth and community development services on the southwest side of Chicago. Our mission is to work with youth from diverse racial, ethnic, and economic backgrounds to unleash their potential to become successful and actively contributing members of society.
To this end, our programs work to build self-esteem, personal and social growth, cooperation, leadership, cross-cultural understanding, and community awareness among our youth. At the same time, our organizing efforts work to build youth and community involvement in decision-making processes affecting children, youth, and families.
WEBSITE: www.swyc.org
PHOTO: www.flickr.com/SWYC
VIDEO: www.youtube.com/swyouthcollaborative
MYSPACE: www.myspace.com/swyouthcollaborative
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6463655457
PROGRAM AREAS:
Project YES: Educational Services
Generation Y: Youth Organizing
University of Hip Hop: Arts & Culture
Urban Options: Workforce Development
Technology Undivided: Tech Training & Service
Southwest Athletic Club: Sports & Health
Greater Lawn Community Youth Network: Multicultural After School Programs
Youth Liberation Institute: Leadership Training, Cultural Exchanges & Youth Research
Contacts (10)
Groups (13)
- Rebelados de Almeria 1,180 photos, 433 members
- Documentary Photography / Photojournalism 33,044 photos, 1,591 members
- Mundo Uno - One World, One Future, for the Children 23,149 photos, 5,225 members
- SOS Racism/SOS Racismo 929 photos, 455 members
- MakePovertyHistory 703 photos, 72 members
- Queer Youth Network 285 photos, 35 members
- Oxfam GB 2,766 photos, 417 members
- NewMediaLiteracy 151 photos, 65 members
- Promote Peace 5,144 photos, 681 members
- Human Rights 9,378 photos, 1,200 members
- Stop The War 3,481 photos, 551 members
- flickr Peace movement 19,509 photos, 2,433 members
- Student Nation Photos 298 photos, 55 members
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