youth programming
De la collection de cartes aux « box breaks » : comprendre les risques et aider les jeunes à faire des choix éclairés Forum topic
From card collecting to box breaks: Understanding the risks and helping youth make informed choices Forum topic
Webinaire gratuit: Les jeunes et paris sportifs : voies d’accès, risques et ce que les parents et les adultes doivent savoir Events
Avec l'émergence des paris sociaux et des marchés de prédiction, de plus
Let's Talk Drugs: Spotlight on Alcohol, Cannabis & Nicotine Events
Click here to register for this free webinar
November 19, 1:00-2:30PM EST
Alcohol, cannabis and nicotine are the three most commonly consumed psychoactive substances among young people in Canada. Substance use is a familiar term among teens and young adults, but many do not fully understand the possible risks of using these products. They may be nervous to start to talk about substance even with trusted adults.
A Strong Start: Guiding Your Kids Through Back To School Challenges Events
The back-to-school period can bring a mix of emotions for children, teenagers, and young adults, ranging from excitement and anticipation to stress and anxiety. Join Substance (formerly known as Drug Free Kids Canada) as we examine the relationships between substance use, stress/anxiety, depression and coping.
Living A Life Worth Living: DBT Skills For Youth Events
Are you interested in learning Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills to learn ways of managing your mental health challenges?
Living A Life Worth Living: DBT Skills For Youth Events
Are you interested in learning Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills to learn ways of managing your mental health challenges?
Living A Life Worth Living: DBT Skills For Youth Events
Are you interested in learning Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills to learn ways of managing your mental health challenges?
Hope and Me in collaboration with The 519, is now offering a FREE DBT skills-building group for 2SLGBTQ+ youth (18 to 29 years old) to improve mental well-being through managing challenging thoughts and feelings.
Mindfulness for the Holidays Events
Mindfulness for the Holidays Events
Getting to Know Evaluation 102: Data Collection and Sharing Your Legacy Events
Getting to Know Evaluation 101: Understanding and Evaluating Your Program Events
Critical Youth Mentorship: A Youth Work Teach-In Events
"[A] mentor doesn’t just get through a checklist, but has to see a youth – their strengths, their aspirations – and then help these to find expression and be nurtured in collective experiences.” - Neda Farahmandpour
Creative Reporting in Evaluation Events
How can we share our evaluation findings in more creative, accessible, and engaging ways? What tools can we start using today to enhance our reports and presentations?
YouthREX is excited to partner with professional information designer Chris Lysy to offer this interactive webinar on creative solutions for reporting on your program evaluation.
User Experience (UX) Evaluation Events
How can evaluations of youth programs be enhanced by User Experience (UX) Design? What are emerging UX Design methods and tools for better understanding participants of youth programs?
YouthREX is excited to partner with professional information designer Chris Lysy to offer this interactive webinar on User Experience (UX) Design in the evaluation of youth programs.
The Relentless Pursuit of Better Youth Outcomes: Reimagining Youth Work in a COVID-19 Era Events
Youth Research and Evaluation eXchange (YouthREX) is excited to launch an interactive online conversation series on how the Ontario youth sector is adapting to shifting contexts as a result of COVID-19.
When the pandemic hit, youth programs did not just pack up but continued their relentless search for ways to keep supporting better outcomes for Ontario’s youth!
The Relentless Pursuit of Better Youth Outcomes: Reimagining Youth Work in a COVID-19 Era Events
Youth Research and Evaluation eXchange (YouthREX) is excited to launch an interactive online conversation series on how the Ontario youth sector is adapting to shifting contexts as a result of COVID-19.
When the pandemic hit, youth programs did not just pack up but continued their relentless search for ways to keep supporting better outcomes for Ontario’s youth!