LP4Y PUBLICATIONS
LP4Y firmly believes in the power of collaboration and knowledge sharing to improve access to decent employment for vulnerable Youth. This transmission happens notably through publications such as books and reports, which LP4Y strives to make accessible to as many people as possible.
The following books are published by Youth 4 Change Network, a publishing house dedicated to just causes and today’s pressing challenges. To take on this challenge, Y4CN brings together a team of volunteer authors and professionals. By breaking free, as much as possible, from economic and distribution constraints, Y4CN offers its publications at the lowest possible prices and through multiple channels, ensuring that the works of its authors reach the widest audience.
BOOKS
Unforgettable smiles
Jade Tellier
How I wish the world could see what my eyes and my heart have discovered. We left as a couple for a year-long mission of international solidarity within the LP4Y alliance, Life Project 4 Youth, and returned three years later. LP4Y's mission is the professional and social inclusion of young adults in extreme poverty and facing exclusion, all aged between 17 and 24. It's not easy to recount this experience in just a few pages or to capture exceptional and emotional moments in a few lines.
The words you will read are written from the heart, and what is conveyed here are the experiences that left the deepest mark on me. Throughout the mission, I wrote about the meaning of volunteering and inclusion: a journal for each country, with each their emotions and stories. I wrote to keep a record of those incredible life moments, and as I observed my daily life, I would repeat to myself: "How I wish the world could see what my eyes and my heart are discovering." I will always remember their smiles, and that is the greatest gift I received from this volunteering experience.
YIIF REPORTS
Youth Inclusion Forum New York City
The Youth Inclusion International Forum (YIIF), held in New York on October 29, 2024, brought together a diverse group of 77 stakeholders to address the urgent challenges faced by marginalized young people aged 17 to 24.
This event gathered businesses, institutions, NGOs, and local associations eager to collaborate more effectively in combating the exclusion of young adults worldwide.
The forum featured two panels:
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Innovation, Adaptation and Resilience in the US Inclusion
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Equipping the Youth for tech-driven future
MUSIC
Audacious
In Audacious album, discover 12 songs written and composed by the Youth and the Catalysts. Through this album, they share their dreams, stories, hopes and projects.
1. CATALYST OF CHANGE
2. WE CAN DO IT
3. ON THE WAY
4. THE DREAMER
5. GREEN MANGO
6. TANTANGAN HIDUPMU
7. A DREAM TO DARE
8. NHIP DAP HI VONG
9. LOVE OF THE COMMUNITY
10. THE COLOR OF DREAMS
11. TOMORROW'S DREAM
12. CALL ME BACK
PODCAST
How I wish the world could see what my eyes and my heart have discovered. We left as a couple for a year-long mission of international solidarity within the LP4Y alliance, Life Project 4 Youth, and returned three years later. LP4Y's mission is the professional and social inclusion of young adults in extreme poverty and facing exclusion, all aged between 17 and 24. It's not easy to recount this experience in just a few pages or to capture exceptional and emotional moments in a few lines.
The words you will read are written from the heart, and what is conveyed here are the experiences that left the deepest mark on me. Throughout the mission, I wrote about the meaning of volunteering and inclusion: a journal for each country, with each their emotions and stories. I wrote to keep a record of those incredible life moments, and as I observed my daily life, I would repeat to myself: "How I wish the world could see what my eyes and my heart are discovering." I will always remember their smiles, and that is the greatest gift I received from this volunteering experience.
PODCAST
Synopsis: From France, Indonesia, India and Lebanon, four young adults reflect on their future and place in the community. These crossed destinies converge in New York, where they share their experiences of poverty at the United Nations. Through writing, dance, photography and drawing, the protagonists take a powerful look at our major contemporary challenges.
