The document discusses a youth program called "Youth in Action" that brings together African and European youth to address unemployment. It provides quotes from various youth participants discussing what they learned from the program, including gaining work skills and new perspectives by interacting with youth from other cultures. Participation in the program helped empower some youth to take leadership roles in their communities and start new projects addressing unemployment. Outreach activities from the program reached over 1,000 youth across multiple countries.
3. " One group, one dream, one goal, find solutions
for youth unemployment“
Lisa, Participant Youth in Action, Netherlands
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5. “I have got the feeling that the things I learn in
my study I can practice here.”
Milou, Participant Youth in Action, Netherlands
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7. “Don’t forget that you are youth and in action”
Emmanuel, Participant Youth in Action, Ghana
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11. “First it was so difficult to understand all the
different ways to communicate. I was so
exiting about filming on the streets. And now I
feel kind of smart.”
Domentas, Participant Youth in Action,
Lithuania
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13. “I felt a lot of feelings. Happy and confused. The
experience was real. Now I feel a little bit
stronger. I feel like a girl in action.”
Grete, Participant Youth in Action, Lithuania
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15. “..opportunities of technical trainings should be
given to youth, because when they have know-
how, they have energy to produce and then to
generate wealth. Youth are motivated if they
are equipped.”
CNYC leader, Ghana
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19. “I am happy because, the black and white
walked together.”
Martin, Participant Youth in Action, Cameroon
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23. “I find it inspiring to listen to you, because you
have been working really hard with this issue
in your spare time and by self-interest.”
Nicolay, participant workshop, Norway
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27. “It makes you think and see things from a
different perspective. One should be happy for
what you have, because others may not have
that much”.
Nina, Participant workshop, Norway
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31. “It was cool to be in contact with young women
who working are working as a Kayayei in
Ghana, but also people on the streets in
Amsterdam. “
Milou, Participant Youth in Action, Netherlands
32. “… visit state secretary Gry Larsen and her
political advisor last week. She was very
impressed :-)”
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34. “I even got a contact card from the special
adviser of Hillary Clinton on Global Youth
Issues. I hope that we the Youth in Action
project can be the starting point of finding
solutions. They are some chances and
opportunities!!!”
Lisa, Participant Youth in Action, Netherlands
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37. “The Youth and Children really loved the cartoon
and the presentation from Rhoda.”
Emmanuel, Participant Youth in Action, Ghana
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39. “As a result of the success of our programme on
Sunday 8th July the Radio station has decided
to host me in one of their biggest programme
titled "wetin dae bi" today 10th July 2012 at
9:00 p.m”
Francis, Participant Youth in Action, Sierra
Leone
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41. “The project increased my own understanding of
unemployment and its effect.”
Martin, Participant Youth in Action, Cameroon
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44. “By working in this project, I am empowered on
leading youth, planning running project
activities.”
John, Participant Youth in Action, Cameroon
48. Trough my post on facebook my friends like
Plan Youth NL. That feels good!
Tariq, Participant Youth in Action, Netherlands
49. Total view film Norway
and Sierra Leone: 1285
It's 83% girls
For girls the age group that dominates is 13-17
and boys 13-17 + 25-34.
Europe: 1184 Spain: 12
Norway: 985 Australie: 11
Lithuania: 22 Canada: 12
Netherlands: 79 Poland: 16
Africa: 17 USA: 45
Germany: 25 England: 28
“ I think your presentation for the class was good. You showed what you’ve worked with and gave us an insight into the situation of youth unemployment. I find it inspiring to listen to, especially because you have been working really hard with this issue in your spare time and by self-interest. Overall I was very pleased with the performance”. (Nicolay, 17, Nadderud high school)
“ It was very informative. It makes you think and see things from a different perspective. One should be happy for what you have, because others may not have that much”. (Nina, 16, Nadderud high school)