Do you have an open job that you want to fill with the best possible candidate? One of the roles of the Minneapolis Afterschool Network is to ensure the youth work field of Minneapolis remains healthy by promoting professional development opportunities and by making sure we're all aware of important open youth work positions.

Minneapolis adopted UNICEF USA's Child Friendly Cities Initiative (CFCI) in February 2020. After 4-years of work, Minneapolis become only the second city in the country to become a UNICEF USA child friendly city.

The Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board (YCB) works with the City of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minneapolis Public Schools, and Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board to develop cross-jurisdictional goals, strategies, policies and action for the well-being of Minneapolis children and young people. YCB engages young people, in part through YCB's Minneapolis Youth …

The Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board is seeking applicants for the Director of Youth Development Projects (formerly called Director of Projects).

Ann Marie DeGroot has been the Executive Director of the Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board since October 2008. She comes into her current position after serving 21 years as the founding Executive Director of OutFront Minnesota.

Focus Area. YCB is focused on creating opportunities for young people to develop the skills, tools, relationships, resources and experience to be successful after high school.

LaToya Balogun is the Director of Youth Operations, after serving as Youth Development Specialist for the Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board.

The Minneapolis Youth Congress (MYC) met for the first time on October 25, 2007 at the Minneapolis Central Library.They were collectively presented with brown MYC t-shirts with the No Decision About Us, Without Us!theme on each of their backs. The youth were joined by elected officials and staff from the Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board endorsing this great moment …

Early Childhood Care and Education. Early Childhood Education - Minneapolis Public Schools. Provides early childhood education, outreach and partnerships in order to support and promote the healthy growth and development of children birth to age seven, to ensure school readiness and school success.

The purpose of the Youth Master Plan is to rally stakeholders and policymakers around a common set of values and priorities to move the needle forward and make Minneapolis the best city for children and youth.