Welcome to our blog!
We have recently revamped this site! All goals now have their own page. These pages are founded on the right-hand of this page.
This blog is for members of Amnesty International Canada and is a private blog run by the members of the National Youth Strategy Developement Committee (NYSDC). This means that this blog will not show up on search engines, nor is it open to the general public.
This is meant to be a safe place to freely discuss our work with youth and to get feedback on the work of the NYSCD. Please find attached the user code of conduct for this blog. This user code of conduct will be enforced.
On another note, you should all be warned – the use of this blog is a learning expereince for both myself and the other members of the NYSDC. This means there may be times where there are glitches - or the blog might look a little messed up. We ask that you be patient with us when the blog decides to mis-behave. And hey, if you are a blogging pro, maybe you can help us out!
How to use this blog: the draft goals and objectives of the strategy are broken down by pages that can be found on the right side of this page. If you wish to read the more detailed paper from the NYSDC, it is attached below. This paper can also be found on the “Getting Started” page.
So to get started, just click on “Getting Started” and then jump into the goals!
Also watch for our “question of the week” – an interactive page that will change weekly and get you in to some creative thinking around youth and AI!
cheers everyone, and thanks for joining us here!
shauna
First Document for consultation:
first-doc-for-consultation.doc
heathermacarthur said
thanks for all your work getting this thing set up, guys. Now I’m all signed up and ready to go!
-Heather
jenfawcette said
hello
it took some time but i am here! its nice to be back
jen
Charlene said
Thanks for the invitation to the blog! Looking forward to getting involved.
Charlene
Kim Assailly said
Looking forward to contributing and learning! Thanks to those who organized this.
Kim