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The JCVH chapter in La Ceiba arranged for air time on Atlántida TV, which now broadcasts the JCVH La Ceiba TV program every Saturday. Broadcasts began on June 22 nd and have had a large local audience. Other JCVH Activities: Youth Against Violence was officially incorporated as an NGO with permission to operate legally in the country. Participation in a panel discussion to publicize JCVH’s activities at an event called “Healthy Youth Honduras” organized by <strong>USAID</strong>, PSI/ PASMO and the Ministry of Health. The event was attended by US Ambassador Lisa Kubiske and <strong>USAID</strong> Director James Watson. Participation in the press conference organized by the Alliance for Peace and Justice for the purpose of making violence prevention suggestions and recommendations to the National Congress. Participation in the Third Festival "No more violence in our neighborhoods" held in the Bella Vista neighborhood, where JCVH presented videos about its activities and principal accomplishments. JCVH participated in a focus group organized by UNESCO to identify youth groups that are working on violence prevention and discuss their projects, difficulties, and achievements. Participation in a workshop organized by the Support Program to Central American Regional Integration (PAIRCA for its Spanish acronym) to establish a network of national youth organizations to form part of a regional network to promote the objectives of the youth groups. JCVH was placed in charge of coordinating the communications commission for the network. Participation at the Regional Encounter of Youth Networks held by PAIRCA in Panama, along with organizations from the rest of Central America, for the purpose of establishing a regional discussion panel. Participation in the “Reform the Security and Justice Sector” workshop financed by APJ and the Swiss Cooperation Office. Meeting with Mr. Elmer Villeda, Director of the KinderNotHilfe (KNH), an European Christian aid organization, to describe JCVH activities and to seek possible funding. Presentation of JCVH’s objectives, actions, and achievements at a meeting of the Honduran Association of Municipalities (AMHON for its Spanish acronym) in La Ceiba and at the National Democratic Institute (NDI) in Tegucigalpa. Presentation of JCV’s activities to the National Democratic Institute (NDI) to explore the possibility of forming alliances. Participation in the webcast organized by the US Embassy: “Youth Empowering Youth for Violence Prevention,” one of a series of four web chats organized in the Western Hemisphere. Meeting with Ms. Amanda Johnson Miller, Labor and Human Rights officer at the US Embassy to describe JCVH activities. The San Pedro Sula Chapter of JCVH participated in the following activities: 20
A diploma course in “Liberty, Transparency and Respect”, offered by the National Anti-Corruption Council (CAN for its Spanish acronym). Meeting with the Organization for Youth Empowerment, (OYEHonduras), an organization dedicated to educating and counseling at-risk young people in El Progreso, Yoro. Attending the Alliance for Peace and Justice camp in Siguatepeque. Attending the Restorative Justice Network camp in Tegucigalpa. Meeting with JUSIVE, an organization dedicating to promoting values to young people, such as leadership and the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse, among others. Participation in the PNPRRS-COMVIDA Discussion Board. IND. 4 Percentage of Established Outreach Centers that will be sustainable in accordance with benchmarks of the Strengthened OC Model In the previous quarter, 27 Outreach Centers (OCs) met the sustainability criteria defined by AJH, all of which are currently operating well with the exception of the San Martin OC. The San Martin OC was forced to scale back operations due to increased levels of violence which erupted within the community, largely due to territorial disputes and drug trafficking. In this situation the OC has been directly affected, as there was a murder near the facilities. Furthermore, one of the houses in front of the OC was being used to store weapons for a local gang, and the gang-members themselves have attempted to use the OC’s sports field. The gang sympathizers were prohibited from entering with guns and/or drugs and have thus harbored negative attitudes towards the OC. No. CDA Fecha de Inauguración SPS 1 Rivera Hernandez Ene-09 San Juan Mar-11 2 3 Suazo Córdova Abr-11 4 Padre Claret Abr-11 5 Cofradia Centro Jun-11 6 San Isidro Jul-11 7 San Vicente Sep-12 8 Arenales Ene-13 CHOLOMA 9 Lopez Arellano Oct-09 10 Japón Abr-11 11 La Amistad Abr-11 12 El Chaparro Sep-12 21
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