Do you hate me? Dating DV from romantic partners and what can those around do
The article discusses the issue of dating violence (DV) among youth, emphasizing the psychological impact on victims and how communities can intervene.
Eighth Youth Festival Croatia in June in Sisak: An Opportunity for Spiritual Renewal and Community
The Eighth Youth Festival Croatia will be held from June 26 to 28 in Sisak, offering spiritual programs and community gatherings for the youth.
Tartu Allocates Three-Year Operating Support for Must Kast for the First Time
Tartu has allocated three-year operating support to the Must Kast theater for the first time, alongside other cultural organizations.
Controversial games in summer camps: "Fortunately, times have changed"
A recent social media revival of controversial games played at a summer camp for girls in Iceland has sparked discussions about their appropriateness.
Sejong University CareerPlus Center Operates Employment Competence Enhancement Program 'Good JOB Good Sejong'
Sejong University's CareerPlus Center is hosting a program called 'Good JOB Good Sejong' aimed at enhancing the employment competencies of students and local youth amid changing recruitment trends and AI technology.
High school and EJA of Colégio João XXIII will have class at UFJF Campus; elementary remains undefined
Students from Colégio de Aplicação João XXIII's high school and Youth and Adult Education programs will resume classes at the UFJF Campus due to the closure of their original school building.
Rosa Icela Rodríguez presents progress on Addressing Causes in the Security Strategy
The Mexican government outlines advancements in its National Security Strategy, focusing on at-risk youth in high-crime municipalities.
How does an exchange program influence academic and professional future? Expert explains
An increasing number of Brazilian youth are pursuing international exchange programs to enhance their educational and professional prospects, with a focus on real experiences abroad.
Babiš advocates four changes to the budget, does not want to increase defense spending. Who will get more money?
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš proposes four budget amendments to correct his cabinet's previous mistakes, focusing on prevention and humanitarian aid while maintaining defense funding levels.
Buncis speaks more about the desire to host the world championship in hockey
Edgars Buncis, the sports director of the Latvian Ice Hockey Federation, discusses the potential benefits of hosting the 2030 Men's Hockey World Championship, including financial support for future hockey development.
Discussion in Parliament on the Idea of Banning Social Media for Young People: Alternatives Proposed
There is a discussion in the Lithuanian Parliament about potential regulations to limit social media access for young people and the importance of media literacy programs.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced more than $63 million to expand safe access to swimming
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced over $63 million in funding to improve safe swimming access as part of a broader initiative to encourage physical activities among children and teenagers.
National Defense Training Will Also Be Available to Distance Learning Students
Latvia's Saeima has approved amendments to the National Defense Training and Youth Guard law, extending the program's availability to all high school students, including those in distance learning programs, starting next school year.
Institute offers 240 spots for free vocational courses in Fortaleza
The João Carlos Paes Mendonça Institute in Fortaleza is offering 240 spots for free vocational courses aimed at young people aged 16 to 24.
São Paulo City Hall offers 1,440 vacancies in free courses in audiovisual, sound, and scene techniques for young people
The São Paulo City Hall has opened registrations for 1,440 free vacancies in courses focused on sound, image, audiovisual, and scene techniques for young people aged 14 to 29.
Youth Transforming Mexico: The programs with which Sheinbaum seeks to 'save' youths from crime
Claudia Sheinbaum has launched new programs aimed at preventing youth crime through her initiative, Youth Transforming Mexico.
Reykjadalur does not receive grants and cancels part of its operations
Reykjadalur has announced the cancellation of part of its summer programs due to a lack of ongoing funding for support projects.
Problems with Youth Development in Winter Sports: "We Can Learn a Lot from Norway"
Andreas Schlütter of the German Ski Association discusses Germany's poor performance in winter sports and emphasizes the importance of youth programs.
Liberals propose to classify children from 11 years old as youth
Lithuanian liberals are proposing legislation to redefine youth as individuals aged 11 to 29, instead of the current minimum age of 14.
Former New Haven police chief charged with stealing $85,000 in agency funds
Karl Jacobson, the former New Haven police chief, has been charged with larceny for allegedly stealing over $85,000 from department accounts intended for informants and youth programs.
Raising the age threshold for youth to 30 years
The increase in the age threshold for youth to 30 will broaden the support available to young people in Latvia and enhance their participation in youth programs and policy-making.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced $20 million for youth programs in 10 communities
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced a $20 million investment in youth programs aimed at enhancing community safety and preventing youth involvement in the criminal justice system.
Carlos Torres highlights that sports change lives: "Boxing for peace aims for outstanding athletes"
Carlos Torres announced a national program called 'Boxing for Peace' that aims to integrate youth into sports and provide support to professional boxers.
Matthew Taub: Anti-Zionist campaign targets Jewish summer camps
A coalition of pro-Palestinian activist groups in Canada is campaigning to revoke the accreditation of Jewish summer camps, accusing them of promoting anti-Zionist activism.
The songwriter behind hits like 'Like A Virgin' and 'True Colors' has died
A new campaign by Region Zealand aims to recruit young individuals into health-related education by showcasing 20 different health programs.
Digital Universe to Recruit Youth for Region Zealand
Region Zealand has launched a new campaign on social media aimed at recruiting young people to health-related educational programs.
Boxing for Peace: How to enroll in the new program that will provide monthly support of 9,000 pesos?
The Mexican government launched 'Boxing for Peace', a program aimed at promoting sports discipline and social prevention by incorporating boxers as community instructors with financial support and free access to classes for children and youth.
Major knife crime plan unveiled to stop kids who carry blades slipping through net
The UK government has unveiled a new plan aimed at preventing young people from engaging in knife crime by requiring mandatory intervention programs for those caught carrying blades.
Florida sheriff's office buys ice cream truck with money seized from drug dealers, gives free treats to kids
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is using drug money to fund an ice cream truck that distributes free treats to children in the community.
The age threshold for youth is planned to be increased to 30 years
Latvia plans to raise the age threshold for youth engagement in state programs to 30, strengthening youth participation in civic processes.
Proposed cuts: 'significant blood draw' for scouts
The article discusses proposed budget cuts affecting scouting organizations, which are expected to significantly impact their operations and programs.
The end of wage subsidy funds in North Karelia complicates youth workshop operations and even the maintenance of tennis courts
The depletion of wage subsidy funds in the North Karelia employment region has severely impacted organizations, particularly the Joensuu Youth Workshop, which has had to limit the number of young people they can support.
Marwa advocates skills acquisition to tackle drug abuse
Brig Gen Buba Marwa encourages Nigerian youths to engage in skills acquisition and empowerment programs to combat drug abuse and social issues, in line with the President's agenda.
Embrace skills acquisition, shun drug abuse, Marwa urges youths
Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa urges Nigerian youths to pursue skills acquisition and empowerment programs to prevent drug abuse and social vices, highlighting their importance in combating unemployment and crime.
Krapina-Zagorje County increases investments in social policy by 21 percent
Krapina-Zagorje County allocated €1.23 million for social policy, veteran care, civil society, and youth programs in 2025, marking a 21% increase from the previous year.
Public Employment Service: New employment programs for special groups of unemployed
The Public Employment Service aims to create over 120,000 job positions through targeted employment programs by 2026, focusing on women, youth, and long-term unemployed individuals.
New House of Children and Youth, repairs of the estate, or the renewal of the park. Česká Lípa plans investments in the new year
Česká Lípa is planning various investments for the upcoming year, including a new House of Children and Youth, repairs to residential areas, and park renovations.
Sharing an apartment between young and old: 'Here, you don't come to occupy a room, you come to coexist'
Intergenerational living programs are gaining traction in Spain, where young people share homes with seniors in exchange for companionship amidst rising loneliness among the elderly.
Percentage of young offenders in Berlin remains alarmingly high
In Berlin, the proportion of young suspects involved in violent crimes remains notably high, with a third of knife attackers being under 21 years old, prompting police to implement the prevention program 'Strong Without a Blade'.
A third of knife attackers are under 21, high proportion of foreigners
In Berlin, one-third of knife attack perpetrators are under 21 years old, leading the police chief to call for quicker punishments and targeted programs for young men.
Music and recycling to give vulnerable youth a chance at the future
The article discusses the importance of quality education in personal and professional development for at-risk youth, emphasizing how tailored programs can enhance their skills, autonomy, and self-esteem.