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	AFS Intercultural Programs, Inc.: Among the largest non-profit international student exchange program in the world, offering both inbound and outbound programs for teens.
	AtTheTable.org: Designed to provide resources and information about how to involve young people in decision-making. Provides resources, discussions, polls, and contact information.
	Children's Nature Institute: Dedicated to educating kids to respect and appreciate the natural environment.
	Project 540: Created to give students a greater voice in schools and communities. Provides information on how to get involved, a forum, press releases, and current project sites.
	R.U. Mad?: By identifying problems and challenges in their school and communities, students and teachers set out to "Make a Difference" in realistic and achievable ways. News, examples, foundation, resources, and links provided.
	Shout Out: Purpose is for students to work with educators to change schools. Provides resources, publications, research, and information about how to become involved.
	Skills Canada: Program in Nova Scotia giving youth choices involving trades and technology careers.
	Students Against Testing: A nationwide network of students who oppose test and score-based schooling, and support life-based learning. Features information on how to get involved and an interactive message board.
	TakingITGlobal: An online community, providing youth with inspiration to make a difference, a source of information on issues, opportunities to take action, and a bridge to get involved locally, nationally and globally.
	The Freechild Project: Dedicated to making social change action, education, and resources more accessible for young people around the world.
	The Innovation Center: Seeks to promote youth, adults, organizations, and communities to engage together in creating a just and equitable society.
	Tiny Giant Magazine: The Students Commission: Run by youth for youth across Canada. The group attempts to create opportunities for empowerment through innovative and educational processes and products.
	What Kids Can Do: Provides examples of young people working with adults in their schools and communities on real-world issues. Includes publications, links, and contact information.
	Young Toronto Mineralogists Club: For kids interested in mineral and fossil collecting or lapidary work in the Toronto, Ontario, Canada area.
	Youth Business International: Network of youth business initiatives whose purpose is to help young people work for themselves by providing them with business mentoring, local advice, support, and access to finance.
	Youth Empowerment Scheme: Using mentors, the aim is to teach children in Northern Ireland about diversity, tolerance, understanding, and good citizenship.
	Youth Together: Works with youth to develop leadership and organize campaigns that promote multiracial unity, educational justice, and youth empowerment.

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