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From: openspace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: May 27, 2005 12:06 AM
Subject: [invites] Youth movement tours, Brazil and beyond
To: invites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


 We thought the following project would interest you.  Please
 spread the word.
 
 Are you interested in youth movements? Curious how young people
 in other countries around the world are changing their
 communities and participating in political processes? Want to
 travel? Want others to visit you?
 
 The Global Youth Action Network (GYAN) is working in diverse
 countries around the world to organize tours for young activists,
 academics, philanthropists, and anyone interested in learning
 more about the participation of youth in social change.
 
 The first tours will be in Brazil starting on June 23 and another
 on July 19. To learn more visit:
 http://www.youthlink.org/tours/brazil/
 
 Other tours are being planned for other countries as well. To
 learn more visit: http://www.youthlink.org/tours/
 
 Brazil tours:
 
 Brazil holds a place in the imaginations of many. The name evokes
 images of rainforests, beautiful beaches, carnival, capoeira. But
 today, the country is also home to some of the world's most
 interesting and exciting social movements. Urban youth are
 mobilizing to fight drug trafficking and corruption, street
 artists use music to spread messages of peace, and the country's
 social movements inspire the world as models for community
 empowerment and social justice. Come see it for yourself. Join
 our tours of Brazilian youth movements.
 
 Southeast Brazil: June 23 - 30 Rio de Janeiro to S�o Paulo
 Optional bonus trip to Curitiba: July 1 - 4
 
 Northeast Brazil: July 11 - 18 Salvador to Recife
 Optional bonus trip to Natal and rural areas: July 19 - 22
 
 On each seminar we will visit the headquarters and project sites
 of dozens of diverse youth organizations, learn about their work,
 and connect with young people themselves to talk about activism
 from the local to the global level.
 
 GYAN trip leaders will provide translation, facilitate dialogue,
 and supply background and supplementary information to put the
 work of the organizations in historical and global context.
 
 GYAN is a global network of youth organizations from almost 200
 countries. It facilitates youth participation in global
 decision-making, supports collaboration among diverse youth
 organizations, and provides tools, resources, and recognition for
 positive youth action.
 
 For more information about GYAN visit: http://www.youthlink.org
 
 For more information about GYAN tours and traveling seminars
 visit: http://www.youthlink.org/tours/

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