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Highlights From 2011 It's short, colorful, and informative. Click here for a PDF of Youth Communication's 2011 program highlights: awards, testimonials, partnerships, and how we inspired tens of thousands of young people to read, write, and succeed. If you'd like to see more, click here to watch the 2011 Program Highlights slideshow. [more]
What Makes a Great Teacher?Our teen writers contributed essays to Student Voices: What Makes a Great Teacher?, a new report published by The College Board. The writers describe, in no uncertain terms, the characteristics ... [more]
'I Am a Youth Communication Success Story'In her blog for the New York Nonprofit Press, Janice Tosto, Director of Vocational Services for Greenhope Services for Women says: "Writing for [Youth Communication's] publications w ... [more]
Village Voice Raves about NYCThe Village Voice called New Youth Connections (recently renamed YCteen) the "best developer of young city writers" in its annual "best of" issue in October 2010. One of the ... [more]  Visit our video gallery.
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 Always the OutcastChristian has been bullied verbally and physically since elementary school. He tries to fit in with a group of cool kids by wearing eyeliner, nail polish, and changing his clothes. But the students with the Mohawks and piercings don't treat him any better. [more]  Your Toxic Beauty RegimeChemicals in your shampoo, lotion, deodorant, and even hand sanitizer could be doing more harm than good. [more]  Sex: Learning Without DoingThe knowledge of sex that Nadishia gathered in her early teens has helped her make the right choices for herself. [more]  Why Do Muslim Women Wear Veils?Isa interviews an expert about Muslim women's practice of covering their hair. [more]  |
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