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Learn about Zangar, an initiative launched in partnership with Chevron and local government to teach STEM and life skills.
With a special focus on reaching young women, our work in Zimbabwe connects youth with economic opportunities.
We're preparing young people with the skills they need to get the jobs employers are looking to fill.
Through YouthActionNet®, thousands of young change-makers grow as leaders.
Passport to Success® life skills training is bridging the gap between employment opportunities and young jobseekers.
Our NEO initiative is connecting youth In Latin America and the Caribbean with market-relevant job training.
Our corporate partnerships are proof that Investing in young people not only changes lives—it also makes good business sense.
For scale and sustainability, we've always emphasized building local partner's capacity to serve youth long-term.
Over 300 development resources: our initiatives, approaches, and best practices.
Top-level interviews, new research, and other important updates on our youth development initiatives.
The Youth Opportunity initiative provides valuable skills training and a platform for youth expression.
Meet changemaker Melanie Tran as she shares insight and inspiration from her journey as a social entrepreneur.
Voices of Social Change is a free online short course launching Feb. 24.
Meet IYF partner Latin American Youth Center in Washington, DC, and learn about the work they love and the young people who inspire them.
Learn more about the 2020 Global Talent Trends report and how life skills respond to the needs expressed in the findings.
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