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YouthNoise
Location: International
YouthNoise is a division of Link Media, a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization that operates the Link TV network, the nation's largest independent broadcaster. YouthNoise empowers young leaders to act for the causes they care about locally, nationally and globally. YouthNoise offers online and offline tools that equip youth to take action for a wide range of social issues. From health to education, from violence to poverty-- YouthNoise is where leaders can turn ideas into action. YouthNoise is composed of more than 170,000 registered users from all 50 states and 176 countries, creating a virtual meeting place for the next generation of activists.
Highlights:
Our Mission
YouthNoise's mission is to empower a community of young leaders around the world to make significant social change locally, nationally and globally.
Our Vision
One day millions of young people around the world will work together to make communities better for their generation and generations to come.
Top 5 Things to Do at YouthNoise Today
1. Join Youth Building Healthy Communities and take action around critical health issues in your neighborhood. Follow the blogs, learn about upcoming events and find out how to take action.
2. Click for the Just 1 Click campaign and support a new great organization each month.
3. Jump into a discussion on the YN boards and debate everything from health care reform to religion.
4. Blog about what's important to you. Start your YN blog and make your voice heard (and email beheard@youthnoise.org if you're interested in becoming a featured blogger).
5. Check out YN on Facebook and Twitter.
Links:
- YouthNoise - http://www.youthnoise.com
- YouthNoise Toolkits - http://www.youthnoise.com/page/toolkits
- YouthNoise Resources - http://www.youthnoise.com/page/resources
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