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J.S.N.N. Purpose

J.S.N.N. is an Internet television network, addressing politics, and other issues that concern the youth population as a whole. Original shows will be in production, consisting of news shows, satirical videos, talk shows, and the like. One of the main goals of J.S.N.N. is to educate the community and give teenagers ages 13-24 a chance to experience journalism on both Television, and print and on the web.

J.S.N.N. Mission

J.S.N.N. is an organization dedicated to educating the community on topics that are important and relevant to the youth

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J.S.N.N. Purpose

J.S.N.N. is an Internet television network, addressing politics, and other issues that concern the youth population as a whole. Original shows will be in production, consisting of news shows, satirical videos, talk shows, and the like. One of the main goals of J.S.N.N. is to educate the community and give teenagers ages 13-24 a chance to experience journalism on both Television, and print and on the web.

J.S.N.N. Mission

J.S.N.N. is an organization dedicated to educating the community on topics that are important and relevant to the youth.

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JSNN NEWS is an Internet television network, addressing politics, and other issues that concern the youth population as a whole. Original shows will be in production, consisting of news shows, satirical videos, talk shows, and the like. One of the main goals of JSNN is to educate the community and give teenagers ages 13-24 a chance to experience journalism on both Television, and print and on the web.

JSNN NEWS NETWORK is an organization dedicated to educating the community on topics that are important and relevant to the youth.

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Youth members of Jer's Vision: Canada's Youth Diversity Initiative have started a new project called: VISION News.  VISION News celebrates diverse events in the National Capital Region that often go unheard of. One of a kind, this news show allows youth to talk about the issues of diversity and discrimination in a new way, that gives the the opportunity to learn about issues, egage in new communities and celebrate alll persons.  Currently the project has over 20 youth who act as reporters, editors and videographers, however the project has reached a road block.  We are currently using a still camer from one of our volunteers, and although it has worked fin for the first videos we find that we need to invest in new equiptment that could allow the project to grow and develop.  We would like to request a grant from Do Something (Game Stop) that would allow us to purchase a new camera, microphone and cables.  This new camera would be a real video camera, allowing us to film evening news, news in noisy/windy locations and news more frequently because the program would have a camera, as opposed to borrowing one.   Since the project started over 10 new clips have been made, however because of quality, only 6 have been able to been used.  Nevertheless, with more volunteers joining the project weekly, the frequency of shows has increaced to 1 every 2 weeks, with some weeks being planned to have over 5 new shows per week.Your support would change our world!Currently the program has over 600 subscribers online, with over twice that who watch it.See the current show at: http://www.jersvision.org/english/ottawa/awareness_visionnews.php

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Washington’s newest must-see attraction opens soon and you can be part of the excitement today! As a Newseum volunteer you will learn new skills and work with motivated people who share a common interest - the news. Volunteers will fill many vital roles at the Newseum, including: meet and greet visitors; assist in maintaining visitor traffic flow; conduct tours of our galleries; assist in programs in our Education Department; and work behind the scenes on a variety of administrative tasks, events and programs. The Newseum will provide training and a Metro subsidy to get to/from the Newseum. Volunteers must be 16 or older and make a one-year commitment. Training will be provided and begins Fall 2007.
Call 888-NEWSEUM or visit www.newseum.org.

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Think Girl is a non-profit organization dedicated to informing and empowering women through the website and community programs. We hope to help girls and women understand feminism’s past, present and encourage them to contribute to it’s future.

We always have project running both online and throughout metro-Detroit. Visit ThinkGirl.net for more information. Want to bring Think Girl to your city...just email us!