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Young Men at Risk: Transforming the Power of a Generation

Announcing the winners:

Enter by: Jan 23, 2008 | Voting begins: Feb 26, 2008 | Winners Announced: Mar 12, 2008

Voting is closed and the winners are announced below. The three winners will receive the prize of US $5,000 and all competition finalists will attend the Young Men at Risk Change Summit hosted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Please continue the community discussion and collaboration.

Winners announced below


WinnerCountry of origin
Alternative Realities - Restoring Dignity of Homeless Youth - Changing the face of Cities
Alternative Realities
India
Taller San Jose (St. Joseph's Workshop): "Constructing" Good Men from Bad Boys
Taller San Jose
United States
Roots of Empathy: Changing the world classroom by classroom
Roots of Empathy
Canada



FinalistCountry of origin
Journey of Hope: Young Men Leading Change
Roca, Inc.
United States
MARS Behind Bars
MARS (Male Advocates for Responsible Sexuality) Program
United States
The Brotherhood
The Brotherhood/Sister Sol
United States
One Man Can Campaign
Sonke Gender Justice Network (Sonke)
South Africa
Genesys Works: the life-changing power of experiencing "professional success" while in high school.
Genesys Works
United States
BUILDing the Dream through Entrepreneurship
BUILD
United States
Nuestras Raices
Nuestras Raices, Inc.
United States
Jobs not Jails: Homeboy Industries
Homeboy Industries
United States
Boys to Men: Tapping Family Strengths to End Cycles of Involvement in the Justice System
Family Justice
United States
One Vision One Life - Intervening in Gang Violence on the Streets
One Vision One Life
United States
Alive & Free Movement: Saving a Generation, One Life at a Time
Omega Boys Club/Street Soldiers
United States





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