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Dear Members of youth competence group, Greetings from Delhi! Our group member Korey from Guyana suggested that we should have a picture or logo for youth competence group. What do you…Continue
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Landmark report on HIV among Zambia’s young people highlights challenges and charts the way forward…Continue
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Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on May 9, 2012 at 11:37pm A warm welcome to Vickens! Look forward to learning from you, Vickens.
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on May 9, 2012 at 1:43pm HIV Young Leaders Fund seeks a Program Officer
HIV Young Leaders Fund (HYLF) is a youth-led organization that seeks to enable new leadership in the HIV response among young people most affected by HIV. HYLF runs a grants program that supports youth-led HIV initiatives around the world for peer-based services, advocacy or community mobilization. HYLF also provides support to grantees to become advocates and links the knowledge of grantees with the broader HIV response.
Position:HIV Young Leaders Fund is currently seeking a Program Officer. The position is for six months, July 1, 2012 – December 2012, with possibility of extension dependent on funding. The Program Officer will manage key programmatic, communication and administrative aspects of HYLF’s work. The Program Officer will support HYLF’s grants program, assist grantees to work effectively, document the work grantees are doing and help monitor and evaluate HYLF’s work. The Program Officer will also represent HYLF in key forums, and contribute to HYLF’s strategic planning, development and administration.
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Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on May 7, 2012 at 10:57pm A warm welcome to Sadhana to this Group! Sadhana is from Suriname.
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on May 5, 2012 at 3:00pm We facilitated community life competence in Nagaland, India. The project with UNAIDS ended but a young's club came up. They run their own programmes by raising funds through donations. Jenpui the president of Young people's club and CLCP facilitator. Here is what I received from him today:
Dear rituu
hope you doing good? after such a long time i am writing
you, youngs' club Dimapur is going to organise a youth life challenge
meet 2012 on 26th may, a challenge towards health, education, sports,
music, peace, politics, social issue, business/entreprenuer and
HIV/AIDS, we are inviting 8 renowned speakers to impart there
knowledge, more than 500 youths are expecting in this event, if you
want the report, i can send you after the event.
regards jenpu
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on May 5, 2012 at 12:15am A very happy birthday to Korey! wish you many more! Korey a young man who is from Guyana but currently studying in New York also supported in facilitating youth competence group for few weeks. Thanks Korey and all the best.
Comment by Ricardo Walters on April 18, 2012 at 9:48pm Dear Rituu and Sana
Hi from Entebbe, Uganda! I hope you're both well.
I'll be very interested to follow the conversation with Sana around "youth capacity development".
I think one significant question may be "Youth Capacity for what?"
For instance, we've talked for many years about "Human Capacity for Response". And I think a similar focus/definition is helpful when stimulating the capabilities of young people. For many years in work with The Salvation Army in Africa, we talked about "Youth Capacity Development for Leadership". The process of developing those capacities was still based in SALT and local response processes, and the "output" of that process still generated facilitation team practise. But there was a conscious emphasis on the capacity of young people to exercise influence and vision, to lead with character and integrity, and to be effective as they moved into roles of civic and organisational leadership.
So, I wonder at this point in time in our global response, and considering the CLCP, what are we aiming to develop youth capacity around? Or are we simply being more deliberately inclusive of young people as facilitators of the general CLCP process?
Talk soon,
R
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on April 18, 2012 at 9:46pm Welcome to Youth competence group, Ricardo- team mate from South Africa!
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on April 18, 2012 at 6:37pm Thanks Sana. Please can you share your experience in facilitating youth capacity.
I have just learned that Siaap's abstract has been selected in National level conference in India on NACP-III (National AIDS Control programme). Its about how Siaap instead of providing services encouraged and mobilized youth to take charge of their issues using SALT and community life competence process. Here is a collage of the photos on the work done by the youth in rural areas of Tamil Nadu.
We need to facilitating the youth capacity building training in community.Then, we can see lot of lesson transfer from community to community.
Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on April 9, 2012 at 11:55pm Internship: Communications & Outreach (Summer or Autumn 2012)
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