BACKGROUND Youth violence in general and gang violence in particular continues to be a pernicious problem facing the majority of large U.S. cities. Attempts to reduce youth violence are hindered by the absence of a shared framework that crosses multiple disciplines. OBJECTIVE The goal of the Youth Violence Systems Project (YVSP) is to help communities strategize for and achieve sustained redu...

BACKGROUND The Youth Injection Prevention (YIP) project aimed to identify factors associated with the prevention of transitioning to injection drug use (IDU) among street-involved youth (youth who had spent at least 3 consecutive nights without a fixed address or without their parents/caregivers in the previous six months) aged 16-24 years in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia. METHODS Ten foc...

As an NU wing organisation, GP Ansor was born with various dynamics of its long journey. The birth inspired by the spirit nationalism to achieve Indonesian independence. two main missions, namely religious and national missions. This article aims examine history his contributions in journey nation. method used this research is historical method. consists of, Heuristics, Source Criticism, Interp...

Since the publication of the seminal review on youth resistance training by Kraemer and colleagues in 1989, a compelling body of evidence has found that resistance training can be a safe, effective, and worthwhile method of conditioning for children and adolescents. New perspectives for promoting resistance exercise as part of a long-term approach to youth physical development highlight the imp...

The physical education environment is a key opportunity to intervene because of access to children and adolescents for the purpose of increasing physical activity participation and improving fundamental movement skill proficiency. A non-randomised controlled trial involving two schools in a rural Irish town was carried out in September 2011 to evaluate the Youth-Physical Activity Towards Health...

This paper compares the politics of a failed religious movement to ban alcohol advertising in the 1950s with the politics of a more secular, and partially successful, movement to regulate alcohol marketing in the 1970s and 1980s. Although the contexts of the two marketing control movements were quite different, the continuities were equally striking. Both employed arguments about youth, social ...

The paper presents the results of surveys innovative youth project U-Report for April – June 2021: internships and employment young people, use e-democracy tools by spending time on social media, media literacy.