California Youth Council The role
of the California Youth Council (CYC), with over 30 members including
alumni, is threefold: 1) to plan and facilitate the annual Teenwork
Training Institute, 2) to provide training to adult audiences
across California on creating effective partnerships with youth,
and 3) to create linkages between their CYC work and their local
counties. For additional info click
here.
Youth Leadership Institute Helping
train Friday Night live counties, the Youth Leadership Institute
(YLI) is a community based institute, which joins with young people
to build communities which respect, honor, and support youth.
Recognized as national models of youth-adult partnerships, YLI
programs use strategies ranging from community organizing to youth
philanthropy, youth in governance, and public policy advocacy.
www.yli.org.
California Friday Night Live Collaborative
The California Friday Night Live Collaborative (CFNLC) is the
body of County Friday Night Live Partnership program coordinators
in California making a coordinated commitment to the mission and
principles of Friday Night Live. The FNL system is the Collaborative.
The CFNLC officers as such, address areas of common concern, as
well as provide support for the needs of program coordinators
and staff. To learn more, click
here.
California Prevention Collaborative
The CPC is an association of organizations,
agencies, and volunteers partnering with one another to effectively
advance primary prevention work around alcohol, tobacco and other
drug problems in California communities. While the groups that
make up the CPC are unique, they each are dedicated to the unified
goals and values that support prevention. The 2004 California
Prevention Summit in Riverside will be a unique opportunity for
all the CPC partners to share the most recent scientific and research
based ATOD (alcohol, tobacco, and other drug) prevention strategies,
as well as dialogue CPC's vision and goals for the new year CPC
partners meet regularly to address issues of interest and importance,
and move prevention efforts forward in California. To learn more
click here.