Volume 2, Number 3, May 2002

OneWorld US Special Report:
Youth Activism and Global Engagement

The Benton Foundation, an organization that seeks to bridge philanthropy, public policy and community action, published a OneWorld Special Report: Youth Activism and Global Engagement in February 2001. OneWorld is a community of over 1250 international organizations working for social justice. This particular OneWorld Special Report focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of youth movements and activism on college campuses. It is a ten part series that represents excerpts from a longer reports by Paul G. Aaron. The purpose of the report is to identify areas in which youth activists and adults working on global issues can collaborate. The report is divided into the following sections:

• Part 1: Youth Activism and Global Engagement
• Part 2: Demographics and Values
• Part 3: The Impact of Seattle
• Part 4: The Fairness Revolution
• Part 5: Bringing Globalization Home
• Part 6: Scanning the Terrain
• Part 7: Anti-Sweats and Ethical Consumption
• Part 8: Global Education
• Part 9: Different Approaches to Global Education
• Part 10: Conclusion

OneWorld US also has special reports about women's health and peace and conflict available at http://www.oneworld.net/us/specialreports/.

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