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Tina
Nov 21, 2008, 8:31:54 PM11/21/08
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Greetings!
It's been a two months and a lot has been happening. As the year draws
to an end, we want to make sure that we stay in the loop about the
opportunities for collaboration that are available to us. Please send
us updates about any services you want to advertise or events that
you're putting on and we'll include it in this email and our youth
email.
In this email you will find:
*HIFY Updates: HYD coming soon
*FREE Youth & Immigration Speakers Forum
*Peer Resource Training
*FREE Lyric event: Art as Activism
*AIWA Job Announcement
*FREE Video Editing Lab Sessions for Youth
*FREE Youth Empowerment Summit Coming up!
HIFY UPDATES:
We at HIFY have been busy the past two months providing Go Healthy
Workshops, Inservices, Training of Trainers, and Digital Storytelling
workshops. We also successfully completed 3/4 of our Fall Provider
Trainings. Because of small attendance we rescheduled our Health and
Youth Development training for some time late January or early
February (specific dates TBA). This means that if you're interested in
attending we may still have space for you! Email me for more
information.
Hope all is well at your organization, and have a happy holiday.
Tina
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FREE YOUTH & IMMIGRATION SPEAKERS FORUM
Wednesday Dec. 10th 10am-12pm
@ The Women's Building 3543 18th St. Auditorium SF
Many organizations and practitioners struggle with the dilemma of
adequately serving, and effectively addressing the needs of young
people trapped in the insanity of immigration policy.
Please join us as we engage with youth, practitioners, policy makers
and stakeholders to open
a dialogue that addresses this crisis in our work with young people.
Speakers:
*Valerie Tulier, Director,Communities Bridges Beacon
* Soung Vo, Program Director, Vietnamese Youth Center
* Julia Sabory, Director, San Francisco Youth Commission
* Ana Perez, Executive Director, CARECEN
* Young activists in the immigrant community (names withheld for
protection of young people's rights)
TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please Contact Carrie at car...@cnyd.org or 415‐495‐0622
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* *
PEER RESOURCE TRAINING
2 Day Training of Trainers (9:00-3:30)
December 11 & 12, 2008
461 6th Ave San Francisco
TRAINER: Ira Sachnoff (Peer Resource Training & Consulting; Former
Director, San Francisco Peer Resource Programs; Founding President,
National Peer Helpers Association; Former Board Member, California
Association of Peer Programs
In This Workshop You Will:
--Develop a Site Plan for starting your program
--Experience a student-training curriculum to teach helping skills
that include non-verbal communication, listening, paraphrasing,
question asking, decision making, and others
--Learn how to select and recruit students for a successful program
--Learn how to get support for your program
The cost of the two-day workshop is $250 per participant. This
includes all training materials (including curriculum). We strongly
urge you to bring a "team" from your site. Registration is limited to
the first 35 people to enroll. To reserve a place, send a $100
deposit (or purchase order). Your deposit is fully refundable if you
cancel seven days before the workshop. A confirmation letter
(including hotel information) will be sent upon receipt of your
registration. Continuing Education Units are available. For more
information and accommodations in San Francisco, call Ira Sachnoff at
415-282-5298, or toll free at: (888) 238-6048, or email at
peer...@aol.com or you can register by going to www.peerresourcetraining.com
# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
LYRIC YOUTH CREATE: ART AS ACTIVISM (FREE EVENT!)
Experience issues impacting queer youth as they share their
perspectives through theater, zine excerpts, radio pieces, short
films, and visual art!
Open to all ages- youth, friends, family, & adult allies
Friday, November 21, 2008 6pm-8pm
Eureka Valley Recreation Center Auditorium
100 Collingwood Street, SF @ 18th St.
To celebrate 20 years of LYRIC youth expression and activism!
Questions? 415.703.6150 x 12 or ton...@lyric.org
www.lyric.org
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
AIWA JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates' (AIWA) youth project Youth Build
Immigrant Power (YBIP) is looking for a consultant to coordinate both
the Training Internship and Asian Youth United (AYU) Program. AYU is
YBIP's base building and political education program for twenty low-
income Asian immigrant high school youth. Training Internship is
YBIP's peer training and facilitation internship; trainers deliver the
weekly workshop material for AYU participants.
AYU and Training Internship are both well developed programs. The
consultant will be working closely with the YBIP Coordinator and AYU
Administrative Coordinator, and should expect to work 10-15 hours a
week from December 2008 to June 2009. Training begins December 15,
2008. Compensation depending on experience.
Duties and Responsibilities
Program Delivery (85%)
* Deliver facilitation and leadership training for Training Internship
(45%)
* Train the Trainer: Develop and monitor the facilitation and
leadership skills of four interns each semester.
* Support: Prepare interns to deliver weekly training material.
* Evaluate: Conduct weekly, mid-point and final evaluations with
Trainers.
* Prepare and deliver major components for AYU program (40%)
* General Meeting: Oversee outreach by Trainers, help plan agenda.
* AYU Workshops: Oversee the delivery of workshop material and observe
youth participation, leadership and political development.
* AYU Parent Nite: Plan agenda and logistics; work with AIWA women to
outreach to AYU parents to attend the meeting.
* Leadership Development Training Weekend: Coordinate the three day,
two night weekend training and teambuilding trip.
* Community Action project: Implement two actions projects to deepen
participants understanding of direct action and community organizing.
* Fun Thing: Plan and attend fun event to celebrate participants' hard
work.
Administration/Other (15%)
* Check email, do timesheets, request checks, filing, documentation,
check-ins
Qualifications
* Strong workshop/training preparation and facilitation skills;
* Experience working with low-income immigrant youth;
* Independent--can work without supervision;
* Excellent coordination skills; can manage multiple projects at one
time;
* Bilingual candidates (Cantonese/Mandarin) are strongly encouraged to
apply;
* Women, people of color, immigrants, lesbians, gays, bisexuals,
transgenders, and individuals with disabilities encouraged to apply.
To apply, please send your resume to Melanie Tom at mt...@aiwa.org by
December 1st.
www.aiwa.org
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
FREE YOUTH VIDEO EDITING LAB SESSIONS
Friends and Youth Media Makers:
Starting November 12th 2008, TILT will be offering FREE youth video
editing lab sessions every Wednesday from 4 - 7 pm. Teens (ages 13 -
19) can use Ninth Street Independent Film Center's Final Cut Pro lab
for free!
The lab will be monitored by the TILT Technology Coordinator, Chris
Morocco, who will be present each week offering quality assistance.
We welcome youth from other media programs who need additional editing
time/resources, and/or independent youth producers with a minimum of
intermediate-level editing experience, to use our editing facilities
at no cost.
To make an appointment email: ch...@ninthstreet.org
(Drop-ins must consult with the Technology Coordinator before using
the lab).
Ninth Street Independent Film Center
145 Ninth Street San Francisco Ca 94103
(About four blocks away from Muni and the Civic Center BART)
www.ninthstreet.org
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT
The Youth Empowerment Summit (YES) is taking place Saturday, Dec. 6th
at Everett Middle School!! For more information and to register
visit: http://www.gsanetwork.org/yes/
This is a FREE LGBTQ youth conference!!
HIFY will be there! You should be too!
It's been a two months and a lot has been happening. As the year draws
to an end, we want to make sure that we stay in the loop about the
opportunities for collaboration that are available to us. Please send
us updates about any services you want to advertise or events that
you're putting on and we'll include it in this email and our youth
email.
In this email you will find:
*HIFY Updates: HYD coming soon
*FREE Youth & Immigration Speakers Forum
*Peer Resource Training
*FREE Lyric event: Art as Activism
*AIWA Job Announcement
*FREE Video Editing Lab Sessions for Youth
*FREE Youth Empowerment Summit Coming up!
HIFY UPDATES:
We at HIFY have been busy the past two months providing Go Healthy
Workshops, Inservices, Training of Trainers, and Digital Storytelling
workshops. We also successfully completed 3/4 of our Fall Provider
Trainings. Because of small attendance we rescheduled our Health and
Youth Development training for some time late January or early
February (specific dates TBA). This means that if you're interested in
attending we may still have space for you! Email me for more
information.
Hope all is well at your organization, and have a happy holiday.
Tina
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FREE YOUTH & IMMIGRATION SPEAKERS FORUM
Wednesday Dec. 10th 10am-12pm
@ The Women's Building 3543 18th St. Auditorium SF
Many organizations and practitioners struggle with the dilemma of
adequately serving, and effectively addressing the needs of young
people trapped in the insanity of immigration policy.
Please join us as we engage with youth, practitioners, policy makers
and stakeholders to open
a dialogue that addresses this crisis in our work with young people.
Speakers:
*Valerie Tulier, Director,Communities Bridges Beacon
* Soung Vo, Program Director, Vietnamese Youth Center
* Julia Sabory, Director, San Francisco Youth Commission
* Ana Perez, Executive Director, CARECEN
* Young activists in the immigrant community (names withheld for
protection of young people's rights)
TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION
Please Contact Carrie at car...@cnyd.org or 415‐495‐0622
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* *
PEER RESOURCE TRAINING
2 Day Training of Trainers (9:00-3:30)
December 11 & 12, 2008
461 6th Ave San Francisco
TRAINER: Ira Sachnoff (Peer Resource Training & Consulting; Former
Director, San Francisco Peer Resource Programs; Founding President,
National Peer Helpers Association; Former Board Member, California
Association of Peer Programs
In This Workshop You Will:
--Develop a Site Plan for starting your program
--Experience a student-training curriculum to teach helping skills
that include non-verbal communication, listening, paraphrasing,
question asking, decision making, and others
--Learn how to select and recruit students for a successful program
--Learn how to get support for your program
The cost of the two-day workshop is $250 per participant. This
includes all training materials (including curriculum). We strongly
urge you to bring a "team" from your site. Registration is limited to
the first 35 people to enroll. To reserve a place, send a $100
deposit (or purchase order). Your deposit is fully refundable if you
cancel seven days before the workshop. A confirmation letter
(including hotel information) will be sent upon receipt of your
registration. Continuing Education Units are available. For more
information and accommodations in San Francisco, call Ira Sachnoff at
415-282-5298, or toll free at: (888) 238-6048, or email at
peer...@aol.com or you can register by going to www.peerresourcetraining.com
# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #
LYRIC YOUTH CREATE: ART AS ACTIVISM (FREE EVENT!)
Experience issues impacting queer youth as they share their
perspectives through theater, zine excerpts, radio pieces, short
films, and visual art!
Open to all ages- youth, friends, family, & adult allies
Friday, November 21, 2008 6pm-8pm
Eureka Valley Recreation Center Auditorium
100 Collingwood Street, SF @ 18th St.
To celebrate 20 years of LYRIC youth expression and activism!
Questions? 415.703.6150 x 12 or ton...@lyric.org
www.lyric.org
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
AIWA JOB ANNOUNCEMENT
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates' (AIWA) youth project Youth Build
Immigrant Power (YBIP) is looking for a consultant to coordinate both
the Training Internship and Asian Youth United (AYU) Program. AYU is
YBIP's base building and political education program for twenty low-
income Asian immigrant high school youth. Training Internship is
YBIP's peer training and facilitation internship; trainers deliver the
weekly workshop material for AYU participants.
AYU and Training Internship are both well developed programs. The
consultant will be working closely with the YBIP Coordinator and AYU
Administrative Coordinator, and should expect to work 10-15 hours a
week from December 2008 to June 2009. Training begins December 15,
2008. Compensation depending on experience.
Duties and Responsibilities
Program Delivery (85%)
* Deliver facilitation and leadership training for Training Internship
(45%)
* Train the Trainer: Develop and monitor the facilitation and
leadership skills of four interns each semester.
* Support: Prepare interns to deliver weekly training material.
* Evaluate: Conduct weekly, mid-point and final evaluations with
Trainers.
* Prepare and deliver major components for AYU program (40%)
* General Meeting: Oversee outreach by Trainers, help plan agenda.
* AYU Workshops: Oversee the delivery of workshop material and observe
youth participation, leadership and political development.
* AYU Parent Nite: Plan agenda and logistics; work with AIWA women to
outreach to AYU parents to attend the meeting.
* Leadership Development Training Weekend: Coordinate the three day,
two night weekend training and teambuilding trip.
* Community Action project: Implement two actions projects to deepen
participants understanding of direct action and community organizing.
* Fun Thing: Plan and attend fun event to celebrate participants' hard
work.
Administration/Other (15%)
* Check email, do timesheets, request checks, filing, documentation,
check-ins
Qualifications
* Strong workshop/training preparation and facilitation skills;
* Experience working with low-income immigrant youth;
* Independent--can work without supervision;
* Excellent coordination skills; can manage multiple projects at one
time;
* Bilingual candidates (Cantonese/Mandarin) are strongly encouraged to
apply;
* Women, people of color, immigrants, lesbians, gays, bisexuals,
transgenders, and individuals with disabilities encouraged to apply.
To apply, please send your resume to Melanie Tom at mt...@aiwa.org by
December 1st.
www.aiwa.org
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
FREE YOUTH VIDEO EDITING LAB SESSIONS
Friends and Youth Media Makers:
Starting November 12th 2008, TILT will be offering FREE youth video
editing lab sessions every Wednesday from 4 - 7 pm. Teens (ages 13 -
19) can use Ninth Street Independent Film Center's Final Cut Pro lab
for free!
The lab will be monitored by the TILT Technology Coordinator, Chris
Morocco, who will be present each week offering quality assistance.
We welcome youth from other media programs who need additional editing
time/resources, and/or independent youth producers with a minimum of
intermediate-level editing experience, to use our editing facilities
at no cost.
To make an appointment email: ch...@ninthstreet.org
(Drop-ins must consult with the Technology Coordinator before using
the lab).
Ninth Street Independent Film Center
145 Ninth Street San Francisco Ca 94103
(About four blocks away from Muni and the Civic Center BART)
www.ninthstreet.org
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT
The Youth Empowerment Summit (YES) is taking place Saturday, Dec. 6th
at Everett Middle School!! For more information and to register
visit: http://www.gsanetwork.org/yes/
This is a FREE LGBTQ youth conference!!
HIFY will be there! You should be too!
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