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Sector & Status

Posted on November 10, 2014 by - Facts, Montreal

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Sector

No organizations are formal education not-for-profits

100% (51 of 51) Organizations are Community Based:Action Jeunesse de l’Ouest-de-l’isle

  • Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Sud-Ouest de Montréal
  • Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Notre-Dame-de-Gracel
  • Centre D’art de Richmond
  • Centre de Loisirs Monseigneur Pigeon
  • Centre des Jeunes Saint-Sulpice
  • Centre du Plateau
  • CFAD Youth Photo Project
  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • CKUT
  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Coop Media de Montreal
  • CUTV
  • Dans la Rue
  • DESTA
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Escale Jeunesse
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • FLYT Foundation
  • GCC La Violence
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Innovation Jeunes
  • Jeunesse Centre Sud
  • L’Ado Zone
  • La Maison des Jeunes A Ma Baie
  • La Maison des Jeunes de la Cotes des Neige
  • La maison des Jeunes RD
  • L’Antre Jeunes
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Le Centre des Jeunes Boyce-Viau
  • Le Centre Lajeunesse
  • Le Project Harmone
  • Maison des Jeunes Pierrefonds
  • Maison des Jeunes Quinka-Buzz
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
  • Park Extension Historical Society
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • Projet Ka Mamukanit
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • The Yellow Door
  • Voices Beyond Walls
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Writing Our Rhymes Down W.O.R.D.
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Access-Target Rosemont
  • Youth Action Montreal
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

Status

86% (44 of 51) Not-for-profit

  • Action Jeunesse de l’Ouest-de-l’isle
  • Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Sud-Ouest de Montréal
  • Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Notre-Dame-de-Gracel
  • Centre de Loisirs Monseigneur Pigeon
  • Centre des Jeunes Saint-Sulpice
  • Centre du Plateau
  • CFAD Youth Photo Project
  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • Dans la Rue
  • DESTA
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Escale Jeunesse
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • FLYT Foundation
  • GCC La Violence
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Innovation Jeunes
  • Jeunesse Centre Sud
  • L’Ado Zone
  • La Maison des Jeunes A Ma Baie
  • La Maison des Jeunes de la Cotes des Neige
  • La maison des Jeunes RD
  • L’Antre Jeunes
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Le Centre des Jeunes Boyce-Viau
  • Le Centre Lajeunesse
  • Le Project Harmone
  • Maison des Jeunes Pierrefonds
  • Maison des Jeunes Quinka-Buzz
  • The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
  • Park Extension Historical Society
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • Projet Ka Mamukanit
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • The Yellow Door
  • Voices Beyond Walls
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Writing Our Rhymes Down W.O.R.D.
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Access-Target Rosemont
  • Youth Action Montreal
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

2% (1 of 51) For profit

  • Centre D’art de Richmond

12% (4 of 45) non-applicable

  • CKUT
  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Coop Media de Montreal
  • CUTV
  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth

Budget & Staffing

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$500,000 and above

13% (2 of 15) of organizations have budgets (for youth media) of $500,000 and above:

  1. Leave Out Violence LOVE
  2. Wapikoni

$250,000 – $499,999

7% (1 of 15) of organizations have budgets (for youth media) between $250,000 and $499,999:

  1.  CUTV

$150,00 – $249,999

7% (1 of 15) of organizations have budgets (for youth media) between $150,00 and $249,999:

  1. Youth Fusion Jeunesse

$100,000 – $149,999

13% (2 of 15) of organizations have budgets (for youth media) between $100,000 and $149,999:

  1. Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  2. Project Media

Under $99,999

47% (7 of 15) of organizations have budgets (for youth media) under $99,999:

  1. Coop Collective Vision
  2. Doc Shop
  3. Etincelles medias-Spark media
  4. Girls Action Foundation
  5. Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  6. Project 10
  7. The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)

13% (5 of 42) organizations could not disclose

  1. Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  2. Young Cuts

Geographical Reach

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GEOGRAPHICALREACH

Local

79% (19 of 24) of organizations mainly serve participants locally

  • Action Jeunesse de l’Ouest-de-l’isle
  • Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Sud-Ouest de Montréal
  • Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Notre-Dame-de-Gracel
  • Centre de Loisirs Monseigneur Pigeon
  • Centre des Jeunes Saint-Sulpice
  • Centre du Plateau
  • CFAD Youth Photo Project
  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

Regional

42% (10 of 24) of organizations mainly serve participants regionally.

  • Centre D’art de Richmond
  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Wapikoni
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

National

25% (6 of 24) organization mainly serves participants nationally

  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

International

25% (6 of 24) of organizations mainly serve participants internationally

  • CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

Visibility & Barriers to Services and Outreach

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visibility

Barriers to Outreach

Three most common barriers:

60% (9 of 15) mentioned funding

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

47% (7 of 15) mentioned awareness

  1. Coop Collective Vision
  2. CUTV
  3. Girls Action Foundation
  4. Leave Out Violence LOVE
  5. Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  6. The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  7. Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

27% (4 of 15) mentioned other activities

  1. CUTV
  2. Doc Shop
  3. Project 10
  4. Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

Four other common barriers

20% (3 of 15) mentioned subsistence needs

  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10

20% (3 of 15) mentioned technology access:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Wapikoni

20% (3 of 15) mentioned location

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE

20% (3 of 15) Student Mobility/retention:

  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Wapikoni

Visibility

Nearly all organizations use website and social media

About 80-85%, use community events and word of mouth

About 30% use newsletter, targeted media, or general media

Organizational Networks

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networks

67% (10 of 15) do work with other Youth Media Organizations

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

33% (5 of 15) do not work with other Youth Media Organizations

  • Doc Shop
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Wapikoni

Kinds of Relationships among organizations

27% (4 of 15) of organizations share staff

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

27% (4 of 15) of organizations share students

  1. Coop Collective Vision
  2. Etincelles medias-Spark media
  3. Project 10
  4. Youth Fusion Jeunesse

33% (5 of 15) of organizations share equipment and material resources (Including Space)

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

20% (3 of 15) of organizations share funding

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

40% (6 of 15) of organizations engage in partnered development

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

 

Funding Sources

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Government
(Municipal, Provincial, Federal)

  • 64% (9 of 14) of organizations receive more than 50% of their funding from government.
  • 21% (3 of 14) of organizations receive 25% – 50% of their funding from government.
  • 14% (2 of 14) of organizations receive less than 25% of funding from government.

 

Not-for-Profit Foundations

  • 14% (2 of 14) organizations receive more than 50% of funding from not-for-profit foundations.
  • 7% (1 of 14) of organizations receive 25% – 50% of funding from not-for-profit foundations.
  • 21% (3 of 14) of organizations receive less than 10% of funding from not-for-profit foundations.
  • Out of the 19 organizations, 57% (8 of 14) receive no non-profit foundation funding.

 

Sales/Gate from Distribution or Exhibition of Work

  • No organizations receive more than 50% of funding.
  • No organizations receive 25% – 50% of funding.
  • 7% (1 of 14) of organizations receive between 10-25% of funding.
  • 14% (2 of 14) of organizations receive less than 10% of funding.
  • Out of the 14 organizations, 79% (11 of 14) receive no funding.

Individual Donors

  • 7% (1 of 14) receives more than 50% of funding from individual donors
  • No organizations receive between 11-25% of funding from individual donors.
  • 50% (7 of 14) of organizations receive less than 10% of funding from individual donors.
  • 43% (6 of 14) get no individual donations

 

Private/Corporate Donations

  • 7% (1 of 14) receives more than 50% of funding from individual donors:
  • No organizations receive between 11-25% of funding from individual donors.
  • 50% (7 of 14) of organizations receive less than 10% of funding from individual donors.
  • 43% (6 of 14) get no individual donations

 

Fees for Service

  • 7% (1 of 14) more than 50% of funding from fees for service.
  • No organizations receive between 25%-50% of funding from fees for service.
  • 14% (2 of 14) of organizations receive between 11%-25% of funding from fees for service.
  • 14% (2 of 14) of organizations receive less than 10% of funding from fees for service.
  • Out of the 14 organizations, 64% (9 of 14) receive no fees for service.

 

Primary Medium Used

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53% (8 of 15) of organizations work with digital and analog (i.e. photography, radio, and print).

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project Media
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

47% (7 of 15) of organizations work with only digital

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Girls Action Foundation
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni

None of the organizations work with only analogue

 

Kinds of Organizational Activities

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Media Workshops and Training

64% (9 of 14) of organizations spend over 50% of their time in delivering media workshops and training

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

In addition, 14% (2 of 14) spend 25%-50% of their time in delivering media workshops and training:

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10

21% (3 of 14) spend less than 25% of their time in delivering media workshops and training:

  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Young Cuts

Screenings of youth produced work

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend 50% or more time on screenings of youth produced work:

  • CUTV
  • Doc Shop
  • Young Cuts

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend less than 25%-50% of time on screenings of youth produced work:

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend between 11% and 25% of time on screenings of youth produced work:

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Project Media

43% (6 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time on screenings of youth produced work:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

Program Administration

14% (4 of 14) of organizations spend more than 50% of their time on program admin:

  • CUTV
  • Doc Shop
  • Project Media
  • Wapikoni

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend 10% – 25% of their time on program admin:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)

50% (7 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time:

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project 10
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

Materials and program development

21% (3 of 14) spend more than 50% of their time:

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media

21% (3 of 14) spend between 25- 50% of their time:

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

21% (3 of 14) spend between 10 – 25% of their time:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)

36% (5 of 14) spend less than 10% of their time:

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project 10

Outreach

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend more than 50% of their time on outreach.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Project Media

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend 25% – 50 of their time on outreach.

  • CUTV
  • Project 10

36% (5 of 14) of organizations spend 10 – 25% of their time:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

29% (4 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time:

  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Young Cuts

Program Evaluation

29% (4 of 14) of organizations spend more than 25% of their time:

  • CUTV
  • Doc Shop
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media

7% (1 of 14) of organizations spend between 11 – 25% of their time:

  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

36% (5 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time:

  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

29% (4 of 14) of organizations spend none of their time on program evaluation.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Young Cuts

Website maintenance and development

36% (5 of 14) of organizations spend more than 25% of their time.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Project 10

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend 11 – 25% of their time.

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time.

  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

29% (4 of 14) of organizations spend none of their time.

  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project Media
  • Young Cuts

Staff Support

43% (6 of 14) of organizations spend 25% – 50% of their time.

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • Young Cuts

21% (3 of 14) of organizations spend 10-25% of their time.

  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

7% (1 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time.

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth

29% (4 of 14) of organizations spend none of their time.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)

Fundraising

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend more than 50% of their time.

  • CUTV
  • Project Media

None of the organizations spend 25- 50% of their time.

7% (1 of 14) of organizations spend 11 – 25% of their time.

  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

36% (5 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time.

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

42% (6 of 14) of organizations spend none of their time.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Young Cuts

Workshops for teachers

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend over 25% of their time.

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media

 

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend 11 – 25% of their time.

  • CUTV
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link

 

14% (2 of 14) of organizations spend less than 10% of their time.

  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

57% (8 of 14) of organizations spend none of their time.

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

Genre/Media Produced

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DOCUMENTARY

64% (9 of 14) do documentary

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Doc Shop
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni

 

None of the organizations do no Documentary.

 

Narrative Fiction

 

50% (7 of 14) do Narrative Fiction

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

29% (4 of 14) do no Narrative Fiction

  • Doc Shop
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project Media

 

Experimental Media

 

14% (2 of 14) do Experimental Media

  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)

 

43% (6 of 14) do no Experimental Media

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Project Media

 

PSA’s

 

  • 57% (8 of 14) do PSA’s

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

29% (4 of 14) do no PSA’s

  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Project 10
  • Wapikoni

 

News

 

21% (3 of 14) do news

  • CUTV
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

64% (9 of 14) do no news

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Creating Websites

 

36% (5 of 14) create websites

  • CUTV
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

43% (6 of 14) do not create websites

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Photography

 

50% (7 of 14) do photography

  • CUTV
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

21% (3 of 14) do no photography

  • Doc Shop
  • Project 10
  • Young Cuts

 

Music Production

 

36% (5 of 14) do music production

  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

50% (7 of 14) do no music

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10

 

Radio

 

36% (5 of 14) do radio

  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

57% (8 of 14) do no radio

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Print Publishing

 

21% (3 of 14) do print

  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

50% (7 of 14) do no print

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Live Programming

 

29% (4 of 14) do live programming

  • CUTV
  • Project Media
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

71% (10 of 14) do no live programming

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence LOVE
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Interactive Games

 

7% (1 of 14) do games

  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

 

71% (10 of 14) do no games

  • Coop Collective Vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Etincelles medias-Spark media
  • Leave Out Violence (LOVE)
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10
  • Project Media
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Wapikoni
  • Young Cuts

 

Number of People Served

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Note

 

Media Analysis and Media Production

7% (1 of 15) organizations reach more than 5,000 young people

  • Girls Action Foundation

7% (1 of 15) organization reaches between 2,500-5,000 young people

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect

20% (3 of 15) reach between 1,000-2,500 young people in media analysis and media production.

  • Leave Out Violence (LOVE)
  • Project Media
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

7% (1 of 15) organization reaches from 500 – 1000 young people in media analysis and media production:

  • Wapikoni

33% (5 of 15) organizations reach 100-500 young people a year in media analysis and media production:

  • Coop Collective vision
  • CUTV
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
  • Young Cuts

27% (4 of 15) reach fewer than 100 young people a year

  • Coop Collective vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • Project 10

Screening and Distribution

27% (4 of 15) organizations argue they reach over 10,000 youth through screening and distribution:

  • CUTV
  • Project Media
  • Young Cuts
  • Youth Fusion Jeunesse

27% (4 of 15) organizations reach between 5,000-10,000 youth through screening and distribution:

  • Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
  • Leave Out Violence (LOVE)
  • Project 10
  • Wapikoni

No organizations reach more than 2,500 youth a year, but less than 5,000 through screening and distribution:

7% (1 of 15) organizations reach more than 1,000, but less than 2,500 youth a year through screening and distribution:

  • Girls Action Foundation

33% (5 of 15) organizations reach fewer than 500 youth through screening and distribution.

  • Coop Collective vision
  • Doc Shop
  • Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
  • The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
  • Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link