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Black Youth Project: This project examine the attitudes, resources, and culture of black youth ages 15 to 25,
exploring how these factors and others influence their decision-making, norms, and behavior in critical domains such as sex,
health, and politics. Arguably more than any other subgroup of Americans, African American youth reflect the challenges of
inclusion and empowerment in the post–civil rights period. When one looks at a wide array of some of the most controversial
and important issues facing the country>>> Readmore
The
Cheryl Green Foundation: The foundation was founded in 2007 by Charlene Lovett in memory of her 14 year
old daughter Cheryl who was murdered by gang members in a hate crime because she was African American Cheryl was a child who
loved God, life, her family & friends. She dreamed of being a doctor and helping people. Cheryl will always
be missed. We honor her by working to end the disease of hate and racism. The Foundation helps guide youth of all different
races in the right direction. We provide counseling, recreation, field trips, tutoring, and a mentorship program >>>
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Pull Up Your Pants: A friend of mine came to my dorm room just to chat while her laundry
was drying. As we were chatting, two young freshmen came by. One of the boys wanted to "talk" to my friend (as in date).
She asked him how old they >>>Readmore
Mistaken Identity: Why do so many black Canadian youth identify with a particular U.S.
black experience, the condition reflected in pop cultural portrayals of poverty, violence and isolation? >>>Readmore
Black Youth Taking Action: "We're not trying to go along to get along," This
generation of black youth, we went to school. We are not like our parents. We don't want your approval. We don't want to get
tapped on the head. We don't want to move to the suburbs and be comfortable. What we want is freedom, justice and equality
and we're going to use our >>>Readmore
Youth
Group: Boys and girls (12-25) years are invited to join the Youth Group. This exciting group will meet on Sundays. We
encourage you to attend. Call Andrea 677-7336 to register.
Saturday School Support Program:
Saturday morning during the school year, from 9:00am to 12:00 noon we
offer tutorial in Math, French and English. Centre Nathalie Croteau, 2201 Andre, Brossard, Room 103 & 104. Call Kenny 466-2636
Afro-Caribbean
Dance Classes: Afro-Caribbean dance classes are on Saturdays from 12 noon to 2.00 pm at the George Vanier Centre. Call Chris
678-8949.
Basketball Camp:
Young boys and girls (10-17) years are invited to play basketball on Sunday's
at George Vanier Gym. The Camp is from January to December. Call 767-6011
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