Top 10 globalyouthconnect.org Competitors

humanium.org

We defend the children whose rights are violated. Together, we create a world where the rights of children are respected, protected and fulfilled!

peointernational.org

This is a recording from the Projects Program at the 2025 Convention of International Chapter. Kay Ebert, First Vice President of International Chapter, spoke about each project and introduced each speaker representing the Educational Loan Fun, Cottey College, the International Peace Scholarship Fund, the Program for Continuing Education, the Scholar…

jlc.org

juvenile law center advocates for rights, dignity, equity and opportunity for youth in the child welfare and justice systems.

advocatesforyouth.org

Advocates for Youth empowers young leaders to drive social change, promoting sexual health, rights, and justice. Join our youth advocates in creating a better future.

youthforum.org

In February 2026, the main trial of Enes Hocaoğulları — a Youth Delegate to the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe — will take place, following politically motivated charges related to his public statements delivered within an official Council of Europe setting.

moralambition.org

Moraalinen kunnianhimo -kirja johdattaa arjen valintoihin, joissa Rutger Bregman haastaa perinteisen menestyksen käsitettä. Nyt saatavilla suomeksi.

hslda.org

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worldvisionadvocacy.org

World Vision advocates are a community of ordinary people who desire to follow God’s call to seek justice. Learn more and join us!

ifstudies.org

In this essay, I use data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 (NLSY79) cohort to explore the character of this marriage divide in wealth—as measured by real estate holdings, retirement savings, cash and other investments, minus debts—for men and women who are in their 50s and on the verge of retirement.  I also cast an eye on how this divide plays out by race and class before concluding that, in order to bridge the marriage and wealth divides in the U.S., policymakers should pursue policies like means- tested “baby bonds” or universal savings accounts that will help more young couples feel financially prepared to marry while also rooting out marriage penalties from means-tested programs.