Youthline celebrates 20 years.
Sign up for a fun event for youth entrepeneurs!
"Youth Are Here Bus" program to make transition in 2011.
The YCB and Minneapolis Foundation announce the availability of $40,000 in grants for youth-led programs to prevent violence.
See a documentary photo exhibit by teens on the impact of environment on health. Opens Nov. 18th. Reflections: Health and My Community.
The Little Earth of United Tribes are hosting a boys and girls basketball tournament (ages 14 to 21) on September 11, 2010, at 2:30 p.m., in conjunction with the "We Want You Back" activities taking place across Minneapolis that day.
Members of the Minneapolis Youth Congress will be conducting community conversations on Safety August 26 & 27.
Citywide Youth Campaign Hopes to Attract 200 Un-Enrolled Young People Back to School this Fall
Minneapolis Public Schools and the Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board have joined forces to raise public awareness about the dropout crisis and graduation gap in Minneapolis and enlist the entire community’s help to resolve it.
“We Want You Back” invites un-enrolled young people to come back to school, complete their credits and get their diploma. The program’s ambitious goal is to attract back 200 youth and put them on a path where they can be successful.
This summer, Second Harvest Heartland and other sponsoring organizations have launched a program allowing Minnesota kids 1-18 to eat for free.
No matter whether you are a parent or not, all citizens in this city have a responsibility to create conditions in which our children can thrive.