Grants and Contributions

YMCA YOU-Turn is a 3-year pilot project led by YMCA of Northern Alberta (YNAB), in collaboration with Edmonton Police Service’s Community and Youth Response Branch and Edmonton Young Offender Centre, to provide support to high-risk justice involved youth across central and northern Alberta. Through YOU-Turn, youth will be connected to resources such as employment services, mental heath support, schooling, addiction treatments, housing, family support services, etc. YMCA YOU-Turn will expand cultural support for Black and Indigenous youth by the recruitment of Youth Support Workers with experience supporting BIPOC youth as well as by partnering with Black and Indigenous community-based organizations.

The Transitional School for Transformation: Socioculturally Reflective Models of Support is a three-year pilot project led by Youth Association for Academics, Athletics, and Character Education (YAAACE) offering educational supports and other individualized culturally responsive programming in the Jane and Finch area of Toronto to justice-involved youth, particularly Black youth. Examples of the programming to be offered include gang exit programs, substance abuse and mental health supports, educational training, and employment opportunities. As part of its project’s objectives, YAAACE will also aim to enhance cross-agency service coordination and collaboration for more effective synergies between the education, the justice system, and other institutions for better outcomes for these youth. The youth will be connected with case managers with relevant lived experiences to provide mentorship and guidance for systemic navigation.

Through this project, Radius Child and Youth Services will enhance and expand the current Youth Dating Violence Intervention Program. It will do so by accepting court-mandated clients as a new referral stream to its program as well as by expanding the program training to service providers in Nunavut, as a way to address gaps in services for Indigenous/Inuit youth, and all other relevant service providers (such as universities) who wish to implement their own YDV Intervention Program. These trainings will provide information about effective approaches based on the Risk Needs and Responsivity model for intervening with justice involved young people using violence within dating relationships.

Not a Project (Mandated or Core Funding)

Not a Project (Mandated or Core Funding)

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It includes innovative machine learning models, robust monitoring systems, and user-friendly access via APIs and a web application.

Notably, the performance of fabricated on-chip integrated silicon photonic components and devices deviates from the theory due to imperfect fabrication and other external factors. Using a variety of machine learning approaches that include surrogate models, inverse models and transfer learning, the project will develop methods to correlate the actual shape of the fabricated devices to the optical measurement data.

This project consists of offering training in English in a legal context to judges in Quebec.

The proposed project will publish 1300 image and document records with accessibility assets to grunt gallery’s online archive. Specifically, this will entail the creation and metadata population of records in grunt's archival database, the upload of existing digitized objects to those records, and the creation of two types of accessibility assets: visual descriptions for images and transcripts for documents.