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Problems of Participation to the Civil Society of Youth

Problems of Participation to the Civil Society of Youth
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I organize this deal with different components of this problem every year at the ECASYA Summits, which is organized by Sabancı University with TÜRÇEK. I want to share the impressions I received in these stores:

Home Young people complain that they have not managed transparent enough of non-smoking organizations.
Home They say that they are given value to their words when they are not a non-family and they feel foreign.
Home Yet large majority work outside the purpose of non-profit organizations; said that the executive levels or the head of the organization used as a jump board of the civil society organization. [[T]]]Home It is one of the most important factors to keep young people away from NGO due to the negativeness of their families especially in the process of 12 September military conflict. [[[T]]Home Some NGO’s teenagers see as free work force and act as a way away from non-country organizations. [[
Home They have been excited to work and events made by young people, but then they are another fact that they are not going away with the reason for the behavior of the NGO. [

]] We can further increase these substances. But if we examine the above headers, we can pay attention to two basic points. First Teenagers are approached by due to factors such as family etc. to non-smoking. The second fundamental point is the argument of Civilization. Young people who have distanceed to non-confusing because of their family, environmental and negative experiences. As a result, teenagers are styles not enough in the Civilian, and young people who have to hear enough sounds.
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As young people, we need to support civil society organizations that are alive needed for the support of our non-profit organizations and volunteer work. However in response to the structure of the Civilians, emergency checks are required and the participation of young people is given to an incentive role.

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