Youth Links
PWRDF Youth Led Partner Organizations
CoCoSi (Committee Against AIDS in El Salvador) CoCoSI youth, born in the Mesa Grande refugee camp of Honduras , returned to Santa Marta , Cabañas , El Salvador in 1987 to repopulate the land where their parents were born. These young people grew up during the Salvadoran civil war and have struggled hard for their education and their own health rights. They are committed to working with the poor and preventing the spread of AIDS in rural and remote communties in El Salvador and Honduras.
Anglican Links
Generation is the site for youth and young adults of the Anglican Church of Canada. Diocesan Youth sites are also linked here.
Ask and Imagine is a 10 day community experience for young people in the Anglican Church from all over Canada and the USA. "It's more than a camp, it's more than a youth conference - it's a 10-day experience of living and learning in community with other youth and adult mentors.
Environment Justice Camp is taking place in Victoria in May 2007, and is supported by the PWRDF Youth Council and staff. This year's theme is "Mending Creation".
Organizations: Ecumenical and Social Partners
Just Youth is the youth site for Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace.
Canadian Council for Refugee Youth Network. The CCR is a non-profit umbrella organization committed to the rights and protection of refugees in Canada and around the world and to the settlement of refugees and immigrants in Canada.
Canada World Youth is a leader in developing international educational programs where young people learn through experience.
Our world is the youth site for theManitoba International Council for Cooperation Youth Site - includes includes a number of interactive educational activities. 
Student Christian Movement information on current forums, campaigns, and events for students.
Resources for Global Education and Action
Check Your Head: Youth Global Education Network provides workshops and educational resources on economic globalization.
Fire It Up Manual -- An anti-oppression handbook (96 pages) developed by the Youth Action Network, includes group organizing, event planning, and popular education tools.
