March 1, 2017
Youth
There are more than 1.5 billion young people ages 12–24 in the world today, and their hopes are the challenges of human development.
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What is the workforce skills gap?LiteracyOn the road to career goals through soft skills training in AfghanistanKey Soft Skills for Cross-Sectoral Youth OutcomesYouth leader becomes a champion for education and world peacePEPFAR names FHI 360 Malawi project as a winner of the DREAMS Innovation ChallengeBridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators, and Youth in Latin America and the CaribbeanThe donor role in supporting the needs of adolescents in new programmingUsing the positive youth development approach to support the success of adolescent students in El SalvadorGender EqualityMobile phones reach youth with critical sexual and reproductive health informationKey ''Soft Skills'' that Foster Youth Workforce SuccessIntegrated investments in youth have the power to reap dividends for allYouth DevelopmentInternational Youth DayKarate and HIV prevention: A winning combination for youth in BurundiSocial protection: How FHI 360 continues to address a range of human development needsHelping Young People Understand and Avoid HIV Risks from Multiple PartnershipsCommunity youth mapping helps youth chart a courseGoing Peer-to-Peer Against HIVRead perspectives from our youth experts on Degrees blogKristin Brady, MAMonika Wilcox, MAIvan Charner, MAKate PlourdeObie Diener, MSJoy Cunningham, MPHRachel Whitmore, MScLisa Johnson, MPAStephanie Davison, MPAAnne Salinas, MIAYouthPower ActionStudy of the U.S. Institutes for Student Leaders from Europe ProgramDREAMS: Malawi Communities Investing in Education for Child Health and SafetyBridge to Employment (BTE)National Collaborative on Childhood Obesity Research (NCCOR)Workforce Connections Pan-Africa Youth Leadership Program Programa Para o Futuro-Mozambique (PPFuturo-MZ)Bridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators and Youth in Latin America and the CaribbeanInteragency Youth Working GroupImage may be NSFW.Clik here to view.
Youth There are more than 1.5 billion young people ages 12–24 living in the world today, and their hopes — to complete a quality education, live healthy lives, support themselves and their families, and become fully active citizens — are the challenges of human development. FHI 360 programs work to address the needs of today’s youth, with the understanding that they will be tomorrow’s leaders. Children and youth affected by HIV and AIDSCivic participation: YouthCommunity YouthMappingEconomic strengtheningEducation quality and relevanceEmployment and entrepreneurshipHealth and access to careWorkforce development: GlobalYouth development and engagementFriday, January 1, 2100
