Country Argentina
Beginning with Make a Connection, we worked with youth leaders and networks across the country to promote youth as agents of change. Through entra21, a regional youth employability initiative, our partnership with three local NGOs helped more than 100,000 young people gain market-relevant technical and life skills. We also helped 100 municipal employment offices build their capacity to serve disadvantaged youth. In 2015, as part of the Walmart Social Retail Training Program, we worked with local partner Fundación SES and the country’s Ministry of Labor to provide training to 13,000 youth for jobs in the growing retail sector.
IYF Announces 2011 YouthActionNet® Global Fellows
Global challenges like climate change, religious extremism, the integration of immigrant populations, and children orphaned by war can seem too daunting for any one individual or group to tackle. Yet such is not the case for IYF’s 2011 YouthActionNet® Fellows.…
Lessons Across Borders: The Promise of Integrated Approaches and Young Protagonists in Fostering Youth Reconnection
Recognizing that solutions to local problems transcend national boundaries, in 2016 the International Youth Foundation launched (Re)Connecting Youth: Exchanging Global Lessons (RCY). Supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the three-year initiative set out to identify and share innovative global…
3 Ways the World Can Better Serve Youth in Foster Care
IYF has worked to identify and share solutions through the (Re)Connecting Youth initiative..
Apoyo Para Jóvenes Egresados en Argentina y Más Allá
What role can authentic youth engagement play in addressing the needs of former foster youth? Learn more as youth and adult representatives of Nebraska Children and Families Foundation travel to Argentina to exchange lessons with Doncel Asociación Civil.
Supporting Care Leavers in Argentina and Beyond
What role can authentic youth engagement play in addressing the needs of former foster youth? Learn more as youth and adult representatives of Nebraska Children and Families Foundation travel to Argentina to exchange lessons with Doncel Asociación Civil. The exchange…
NEO: A Legacy of Innovation for the Future (Final Report)
This report presents findings from NEO: A Legacy of Innovation for the Future, an event reflecting on the six-year history of the New Employment Opportunities (NEO) initiative led by the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF) of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and…
What Foster Youth Need: Radical Human Connection
For two former foster youth who traveled from America’s heartland to Latin America’s third largest city, the trip revealed just how much they share in common with their distant peers..
Fundación Pescar Infographic
Since 2004, more than 3,000 youth have graduated from Pescar (Fishing) Centers established by Fundación Pescar at major companies in Argentina. The Centers provide underserved youth in their last year of secondary school with life skills education and industry-specific training,…
Pescar: Fact Sheet
With roots that can be traced all the way back to 1967 in Brazil, Pescar (Fishing) Centers have been linking vulnerable youth to life-skills, industry-specific training and employment opportunities for decades. The model has caught on, with more than 90…
