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Red Party ! On Friday 28th November Y.E.A.H will be hosting a 'Red Party' for university students across Melbourne. Why a Red Party? To connect to young people and raise funds for Y.E.A.H. So come and help us paint the town Red!! Eurotrash Bar, 8pm, Burlesque, DJ's and Prizes, Drink Specials 8-10pm Tickets $10 all proceeds go to Y.E.A.H for ticket sales or more info contact info@yeah.org.au
Gen Y - Do You YEAH? Young people and HIV/AIDS - an opportunity in their lifetime. To mark World AIDS Day, 1st of December 2006, YEAH launched the "Do You YEAH?" campaign. The "Do You YEAH?" campaign aims to reach young people in their teens. We Want to know if the Y Generation says YEAH. We hope that young people will come to understand the meaning and the messages of YEAH and will ask their friends 'Do You YEAH?' and that more and more young people will respond " I YEAH". (I believe in Youth Empowerment against HIV/AIDS). We are calling people to show public support and to help us ask the question " Do You YEAH?". "Now more than ever, comprehensive sexual education in Victorian secondary schools is extremely important. Secondary school teachers need appropriate resources and skills to deliver this education,"AMA Victoria President Mark Valehas said. Call or Email YEAH to receive"Do You YEAH?" Stickers.
World Changers Academy - South Africa The Oaktree Foundation, Australia’s first entirely youth-run development agency, is currently offering 6 volunteer positions at World Changers Academy in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.
These positions cover a range of areas including IT, Human Resources and Project Management and vary in length from 6 weeks to 6 months.
If you are under 26 years of age and interested in developing your skills and gaining international experience check out: http://www.theoaktree.org/Public/Home.aspx?Page=rugy5WokOs0=&opt=nynATiqHdGM=
Global Youth Coalition On HIV/AIDS Do you want to be part of the biggest global network of young people committed to ending HIV/AIDS?Then Join GYCA! GYCA is a youth led, UNAIDS and UNFPA supported network of 4000 young leaders working on youth and HIV/AIDS in 148 countries world-wide. It was proposed by including the youth attendees of the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok 2004 and the International AIDS Conference in Barcelona 2002. GYCA empowers young leaders with the skills, knowledge, resources and opportunities they need to scale up HIV/AIDS intervention among peers. YEAH'S CEO is Australia's national focal point for GYCA so any young Aussie's wanting to link in with GYCA please email Alischa @ alischa@yeah.org.au
National Youth Round Table/National Youth Forum - Click here or stay tuned for more info!
Teach The Teacher YEAH is proud to be involved in a joint initiative between the faculty of Medicine and Education at the University of Melbourne and the AMA Victoria, Teach the Teacher. Stay tuned for updates coming soon!
Film Your World MTV Staying Alive created a global contest asking participants to depict how the HIV/AIDS epidemic has affected their lives and how they would convey their experiences in a film. To check out the films made click on the link below: The World We Live In - Art Exhibition and Charity Auction - 2007 Click on the link below to view the invitation
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