Posted on October 16, 2014 by admin - Demographics, Montreal
Under 13
29% (4 of 14) of youth media organizations serve young people under 13.
- Coop Collective Vision
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Girls Action Foundation
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
29% (4 of 14) have no work with under 13
- Doc Shop
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project Media
Age 13-19
86% (12 of 14) of youth media organizations serve 13-19
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Project Media
- Wapikoni
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Young Cuts
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
None of the organizations serve no 13-19 at all
Age 19-24
71% (10 of 14) work with 20 something’s
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Wapikoni
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Young Cuts
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
21% (3 of 14) work with no 20 something’s
- Coop Collective Vision
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
Teachers
36% (5 of 14) work with teachers
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
29% (4 of 14) do no work with teachers
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Project Media
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
Elders
29% (4 of 14) organizations work with elders
- CUTV
- Project Media
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Wapikoni
50% (7 of 14) do no work with elders
- Coop Collective Vision
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
21% (3 of 14) do occasional work with elders
- Project 10
- Young Cuts
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
Community workers
43% (6 of 14) works with community members
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Wapikoni
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
29% (4 of 14) do no work with community members
- Coop Collective Vision
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Project Media
Posted on October 16, 2014 by admin - Demographics, Montreal
Gender
43% (6 of 14) of youth media organizations equally serve all genders
- Coop Collective Vision
- CUTV
- Project 10
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Wapikoni
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
29% (4 of 14) of youth media organizations work with more women/girls
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
29% (4 of 14) of youth media organizations work with more men/boys
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project Media
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Young Cuts
At least 50% (7 of 14) of youth media organizations do some work with transgendered youth
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
Sexual orientation
Most youth media organizations are unaware of the sexual orientation of participants. However, 21% (3 of 14) of organizations do significant work with LGBT youth
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Young Cuts
There’s an additional 21% (3 of 14) organizations that do between 10- 25 of work with LGBT.
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
Disabilities
Most youth media organizations are unaware of physical learning disabilities or psychological challenges faced by participants.
Ethniticity
Most youth media organizations have a difficult time tracking the ethnicity of their participants, however, young people of color make up more than 75% of participants in 91% (9 of 14) of the youth media organizations.
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- 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
First Nations
More than 10% of participants are First Nations in 57% (8 of 14) of organizations
- CUTV
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Wapikoni
- Young Cuts
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
Citizenship
Most youth media organizations do not check citizenship status, however, 29% (4 of 14) of youth media organizations work with non-Canadians.
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
Economic Levels
The client economic level of more than 25% of participants is less than $40,726 within 64% (9 of 14) of the organizations.
- CUTV
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Wapikoni
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
The client economic level of more than 75% of participants is less than $40,726 within 57% (8 of 14) of organizations:
- CUTV
- Girls Action Foundation
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Project Media
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
Out of 14 organizations, 3 are uncertain of the economic level.
Most organizations have a difficult time identifying the SES of their participants.
Posted on October 16, 2014 by admin - Demographics, Montreal
Urban
86% (12 of 14) of youth media organizations serve urban youth
- Coop Collective Vision
- CUTV
- Doc Shop
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Project Media
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Young Cuts
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
Suburban
More than 50% of participants in 14% (2 of 14) of organization live in the suburbs:
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
Between 25 – 50% of participants in 36% (5 of 14) of organization live in the suburbs:
- CUTV
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Project 10
- Wapikoni
- Young Cuts
Less than 25% of participants in 29% (4 of 14) of organizations live in the suburbs.
- Coop Collective Vision
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
21% (3 of 14) of youth media organizations work with no suburban youth
- Girls Action Foundation
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project Media
Rural
14% (2 of 14) organizations work with more than 75% of rural youth.
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
7% (1 of 14) of organizations work with between 25% – 50% of rural youth
71% (10 of 14) of youth media organizations do little or no work with rural youth.
- Coop Collective Vision
- CUTV
- Girls Action Foundation
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Project 10
- Project Media
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
- Young Cuts
50% (7 of 14) youth media organizations work with no rural youth.
- Coop Collective Vision
- 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
Posted on October 16, 2014 by admin - Facts, Montreal
Pre 1990
37% (19 of 51) Of organizations were established pre 1990:
- Centre D’art de Richmond
- Centre de Loisirs Monseigneur Pigeon
- Centre du Plateau
- CFAD Youth Photo Project
- CKUT
- Coop Collective Vision
- CUTV
- Dans la Rue
- GCC La Violence
- Jeunesse Centre Sud
- L’Ado Zone
- La Maison des Jeunes de la Cotes des Neige
- La maison des Jeunes RD
- Le Centre Lajeunesse
- Maison des Jeunes Pierrefonds
- Maison des Jeunes Quinka-Buzz
- The Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
- The Yellow Door
- Westhaven-Elmhurst Community Recreation Association’s Skills Link
Between 1990 – 2000
29% (15 of 51) of organizations were established between 1990 and 2000:
- Action Jeunesse de l’Ouest-de-l’isle
- Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi Notre-Dame-de-Gracel
- Centre des Jeunes Saint-Sulpice
- Coop Collective Vision
- Girls Action Foundation
- La Maison des Jeunes A Ma Baie
- L’Antre Jeunes
- Leave Out Violence LOVE
- Le Centre des Jeunes Boyce-Viau
- Le Project Harmone
- Project 10
- Project Media
- Project Ka Mamukanit
- The Digital Literacy Project (DLC)
- Youth Access-Target Rosemont
Post 2000
35% (18 of 51) of organizations were established post 2000:
- Carrefour jeunesse-emploi du Sud-Ouest de Montréal
- CitizenShift- Parole Citoyenne
- Coop Media de Montreal
- DESTA
- Digital Respect /Cyber Respect
- Doc Shop
- Escale Jeunesse
- Etincelles medias-Spark media
- FLYT Foundation
- Innovation Jeunes
- Mapping Memories: Experiences of Refugee Youth
- Park Extension Historical Society
- Voices Beyond Walls
- Wapikoni
- Writing Our Rhymes Down W.O.R.D.
- Young Cuts
- Youth Action Montreal
- Youth Fusion Jeunesse
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Primary mission of organizations
33% (5 of 15) give youth a voice
20% (3 of 15) encourage creative expression
13% (2 of 15) build and strengthen community
7% (1 of 15) prepare youth for negotiating a digital world
13% (2 of 15) prepare youth for careers in media
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Young Cuts
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Youth Fusion Jeunesse
7% (1 of 15) aim to provide alternatives to commercial media
27% (4 of 15) empower youth in thinking about social/global change
13% (2 of 15) aim to empower marginalized groups
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Girls Action Foundation
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Project Media
The top four secondary aims and purposes of youth media programs
Giving youth voice, encouraging creative expression, and strengthening communities are shared purposes across two thirds of organizations.
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Kinds of Organizational Activities
Primary Medium Used
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Genre/Media Produced
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Posted on June 21, 2013 by admin - Facts, toronto
Pre 1990
4% (2 of 50) Of organizations were established pre 1990:
- Workman Arts Project of Ontario (1987)
- Urban Arts: A Community Arts Council (1988)
Between 1990 – 2000
42% (21 of 50) of organizations were established between 1990 and 2000:
- Caribbean Tales (1991)
- Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts Centre (1991)
- Art Starts (1992)
- The LOVE Project (Leave Out Violence Everywhere) (1993)
- Expect Theatre (Urban Noise) (1994)
- Harmony Movement (1994)
- 7th Generation Image Makers (1995)
- Arts for Children and Youth (1995)
- TDSB CyberARTS Progam (1996)
- Children’s Technology Workshop (1997)
- GTA Photography Classes (1997)
- Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival (1997)
- Charles Street Video (1998)
- Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children (1998)
- Supporting Our Youth (1998)
- ImagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival (1999)
- Reelout Arts Project (1999)
- TakingITGlobal (1999)
- Planet in Focus (1999)
- Big Soul Production’s Inc. (1999)
- Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography (1999)
Post 2000
54% (27 of 50) of organizations were established post 2000:
- For Youth Initiative (2000)
- National Film Board of Canada – Education (2002)
- Regent Park Film Festival (2002)
- Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood & Community Health Centre (Youth Services) (2004)
- Jane and Finch TV (2004)
- The Paradigm Shift Project (2004)
- Shameless Magazine (2004)
- Lakeshore Arts-Youth programs (2005)
- PACT (Urban Peace Program, PACTFilm) (2005)
- Eritrean Youth Collective (2006)
- No.9: Contemporary Art and the Environment (2006)
- The Spot (2006)
- AGYU (Art Gallery of York University) (2006)
- Gashanti Unity (2007)
- Lost-Lyrics (2007)
- Youth Film and Media Training Network (Presenting Our Vision) (2007)
- Scarborough Arts Council (2007)
- Freedom Youth Collective (2008)
- The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) (2008)
- ME_dia Arts (from Nia Centre for the Arts) (2008)
- Story Planet (2009)
- UforChange (2009)
- The People Project (2009)
- Ontario Youth Rainbow Coalition (2010)
- StArt YPA (The START Youth Presenting Art festival) (2010)
- Success Beyond Limits (2010)
- The Young Visionaries (2012)
Posted on May 30, 2013 by admin - Demographics, toronto
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