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.