Kidsinit's Youtopia
" With the right tools you can change your world"
Our goal is to empower challenged
youth ages seven to seventeen by combining compelling content, interactive
chat and simulation games into a powerful learning engine. Designed specifically
to speak in the vernacular of this population, we reach youths that are
usually more involved in the daily challenges of their personal environment
than in examining the possibilities open to them in the exterior world.
The result is a site that inspires kids to break through the mental, physical,
and social barriers than inhibit their achieving life success.
Initializing a new concept in communications:
Its simple: By partnering in the development of "Youtopia," you
can become one of the only independent businesses to actually 'create and
deliver' the social benefits of new technologies. Youtopia is also
a unique opportunity to differentiate you as the Company that does
more than create valuable content; you also create added value to all existing
media channels!
Yes, sounds high-falutin’.
Yes, sounds pretty "soft" and not very "bottom line."
But look at it this way: The Internet revolution is at risk of being
co-opted by multimedia conglomerates, a government that doesn’t understand
the technology, and a society that fears it. The future of hi-tech media
will be much brighter if we can deliver programs to the audience. The outcome
is a real benefits-reality, with extended channels of detailed content,
feedback, one-on-one relationships and marketing power that has been previously
ignored by the current media authorities.
Any company associated with our delivery of the positive side of the
technology will be far more successful than the ones who simply protest
defensively against the public naysayers, or those who only use data mirrored
on their other existing venues.
Sound like an exaggeration? Well, how many times in the last year have
you watched the media panic over another instance of children easily
accessing pornography on the Internet, or young people being victimized
after arranging a meeting with someone they "met" on the Web, or watched
on television? Ask Mr. or Mrs. Average American what they think about current
television programming or the Internet, and they are liable to respond
with something like "Its too dangerous for kids, too violent, promotes
too much perversion and unrealistic behavior."
Really…
Is this how the world will come to view the most prevalent means of
connecting the global audience? Lets find out:
The Youtopia endeavor, developed by the Kidsinit Non Profit Organization,
is an outstanding example of the potential for combining Media and Internet
applications to constructive social action. Messages and models of behavior
currently delivered to this population are dispersed in a flurry of disjointed,
provocative content.
By channeling information from all pertinent realms, Youtopia engages
web site, television series, radio/ Uses existing Media that
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Our Mission Statement:
- To help kids ride shotgun until such time that they earn their license to drive
- To grock kids - and thus deliver loud clear messages on their concerns and directives to existing power structures
- To reduce reuse recycle and reinvest the most valuable information from all sources creating a full service supra-store for the under twenty population
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To create a forum that assists in experiential sharing
for healthy decision making in social and financial environments
We are selling non-profit stock options to sustainability driven companies whose goals integrate economic, environmental and social growth. This proactive, cost-effective and responsible manner of corporate giving eliminates time-consuming explanations to shareholders on corporate giving, while tripling the value of existing company content. and aims to increase long-term shareholder value. (Multiplying solutions)
Youtopia sees a future where the opportunity to build
beyond boundaries creates a web whose long term
values
support
an immediate
need,
as well as long term goals that benefit social and economic endeavors