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Start Date & Time
November 24, 2007
All day event.

End Date & Time
November 25, 2007
All day event.

Location
New College, University of Toronto
U of T
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Event Cost
Free with lunch provided

Event URL
http://www.youthactionnetwor...

RSVP Info
Name: Michelle Newton
Phone: 416.368.2277
E-mail: ruckus07@gmail.com
Webpage: http://www.youthactionnetwor...

Registration Deadline
November 16, 2007

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Human Rights
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 Ruckus! 2007 - Posted By: Lisa Campbell Salazar

Ruckus! is a FREE two-day youth-led conference that started in 2002 as a response to the lack of inclusion of youth of colour into current social justice and environmental movements. Our goal is to introduce participants to existing activism and community work, to provide safe spaces for youth of colour to discuss racism and provide practical skills and tools for youth to take action in their communities. Ruckus! is an initiative of the Youth Action Network with support from the City of Toronto Access, Equity and Human Rights Community Investment Program.

November 23-24, 2007
New College
University of Toronto
45 Willcocks Street

Lunch Provided

Workshop Schedule available in November…


If you have any questions regarding Ruckus, please e-mail Michelle at ruckus@youthactionnetwork.org or call 416.368.2277.

October 23, 2007 | 19:20:25 Filed under: activism
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Youth Action Network is a non-profit organization, driven and originated by young people. Youth Action Network aims to create and promote social development and public policy initiatives for Canadian youth through research, human resource development, public education, advocacy and regional...

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